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beginnerblack box warningpediatric depressionfluoxetinesuicidalityadolescentFDASSRI
A mother brings her 15-year-old son to the PMHNP for evaluation of depression. He presents with 3 months of depressed mood, social withdrawal, declining grades, and loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities. PHQ-A score is 18 (moderately severe). After a thorough evaluation, the PMHNP diagnoses major depressive disorder and considers prescribing fluoxetine. The mother expresses concern about a 'black box warning' she read about online regarding antidepressants causing suicide in teenagers.
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