5th March 2024

A 27-year-old woman is reviewed by her GP with an ongoing bilateral tremor to both hands.

PMH. Paranoid schizophrenia, generalised anxiety disorder, asthma, migraines. Her asthma is well controlled.

DH. See below.

DATE	DRUG NAME	DOSE	ROUTE	FREQUENCY	PRESCRIBER’S SIGNATURE
10/1/21	NAPROXEN	500mg	ORAL	AS REQUIRED	DR
10/1/21	SALBUTAMOL	200 – 400 micrograms (1-2 PUFFS)	INH	AS REQUIRED	DR
10/1/21	BECLOMETASONE DIPROPIONATE	400 micrograms (2 PUFFS)	INH	12-HOURLY	DR
10/1/21	HALOPERIDOL	2mg	ORAL	TWICE DAILY	DR
10/1/21	SUMATRIPTAN	50-100mg	ORAL	AS REQUIRED	DR

Select the ONE prescription that is the most likely cause for her tremor.

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