Table 4.

Incidence of Therapeutic Drug Use in the Psychiatry Population Used for this Study Reveals a Few Differences between the Psychotic and Non-Psychotic Groups

	Drug Taken	Psychotic Percent of Total (N=)	Non-Psychotic Percent of Total (N=)	P-Value
Atypical Antipsychotic
	Ziprasidone	2.50 (2)	1.52 (1)	1.0000
	Quetiapine	11.25 (9)	1.52 (1)	0.0227*
	Olanzapine	5.00 (4)	3.03 (2)	0.6899
	Risperidone	11.25 (9)	18.18 (12)	0.2474
	Aripiprazole	5.00 (4)	4.55 (3)	1.0000
Typical Antipsychotic
	Perphenazine	1.25 (1)	0 (0)	1.0000
	Pimozide	0 (0)	1.52 (1)	0.4521
	Fluphenazine	3.75 (3)	0 (0)	0.2518
	Bupropion	5.00 (4)	1.52 (1)	0.3781
	Thiothixene	0 (0)	1.52 (1)	0.4521
	Haloperidol	0 (0)	1.52 (1)	0.4521
Antidepressant
	Mirtazapine	0 (0)	1.52 (1)	0.4521
	Venlafaxine	2.50 (2)	3.03 (2)	1.0000
	Trazodone	1.25 (1)	4.55 (3)	0.3283
	Atomoxetine	5.00 (4)	3.03 (2)	0.6899
SSRIs
	Citalopram	3.75 (3)	1.52 (1)	0.6268
	Sertraline	11.25 (9)	3.03 (2)	0.1118
	Fluoxetine	1.25 (1)	7.58 (5)	0.0913
	Paroxetine	0 (0)	1.52 (1)	0.4521
	Escitalopram	1.25 (1)	1.52 (1)	1.0000
Anticonvulsants
	Topiramate	1.25 (1)	0 (0)	1.0000
	Clonazepam	3.75 (3)	0 (0)	0.2518
	Lamotrigine	1.25 (1)	0 (0)	1.0000
	Oxcarbazepine	5.00 (4)	3.03 (2)	0.6899
	Valproate	7.50 (6)	6.06 (4)	1.0000
Stimulants
	Methlyphenidate	6.25 (5)	9.09 (6)	0.5453
	Methylphenidate	2.50 (2)	3.03 (2)	1.0000
	Amphetamine	10.00 (8)	16.67 (11)	0.3233
Other Medications
	Clonidine	2.50 (2)	4.55 (3)	0.6584
	Benztropine	3.75 (3)	3.03 (2)	1.0000
	Eszopiclone	1.25 (1)	0 (0)	1.0000
	Digoxin	1.25 (1)	0 (0)	1.0000
	Buspirone	0 (0)	1.52 (1)	0.4521
	Lithium	0 (0)	3.03 (2)	0.2026

^*p-values <.05.

Bold type highlights statistically significant differences.