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Psychotropic drug
A drug that affects how someone thinks or feels or perceives reality. Medications such as Haldol (an anti-psychotic) and Prozac (an anti-depressant) are psychotropic drugs. The state and federal government have strict rules limiting the use of psychotropic drugs on nursing home residents.
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