Medication-Induced Movement
Sleep-Wake
Full criteria not included in this record
Full criteria not included in this record
Full criteria not included in this record
Full criteria not included in this record
A. Subjective complaints of restlessness after exposure to medication B. At least one of: fidgety movements; rocking from foot to foot; pacing; inability to sit or stand still for at least several minutes C. Onset of symptoms within 4 weeks of initiating or increasing dose of causative medication, or after reducing medication used to treat EPS
A. Urge to move the legs, usually accompanied by uncomfortable sensations in the legs, that begins or worsens during rest/inactivity, is partially or totally relieved by movement, and occurs primarily in the evening or night B. Criterion A symptoms occur ≥3 times/week and have persisted for ≥3 months C. Criterion A symptoms are accompanied by significant distress or impairment
Mild; Moderate; Severe
With sleep disturbance; Mild; Moderate; Severe
Anxiety disorder (no clear temporal link to medication; no motor restlessness); Psychotic agitation (goal-directed motor activity; may coexist - worsening ‘agitation' on antipsychotics may be akathisia); Restless legs syndrome (circadian pattern; sensory; at rest; relieved by movement; sleep-associated)
Akathisia (medication-induced; no sensory component; not limited to rest; no circadian pattern); Peripheral neuropathy (constant sensations; not relieved by movement); Leg cramps (painful involuntary muscle contractions; brief; focal)