Hypothermia Associated With Thioridazine Use in an Intellectually Disabled Patient.PURPOSE
 To report a case of hypothermia in a patient with intellectual disability treated with thioridazine.


 Upon completion of a history and physical examination, the patient was found to be hypothermic with a temperature of 91 F. A Bair Hugger protocol was initiated to manage hypothermia, and a taper schedule for thioridazine was initiated as it was identified as a possible culprit for the patient's hypothermia.  Other patient-specific risk factors for hypothermia were evaluated and ruled out.


 This case indicates a possible correlation between hypothermia and the use of phenothiazine antipsychotics such as thioridazine. 
THERM
Hypothermia Associated With Thioridazine Use in an Intellectually Disabled Patient.PURPOSE
 To report a case of hypothermia in a patient with intellectual disability treated with thioridazine.


 Upon completion of a history and physical examination, the patient was found to be hypothermic with a temperature of 91 F. A Bair Hugger protocol was initiated to manage hypothermia, and a taper schedule for thioridazine was initiated as it was identified as a possible culprit for the patient's hypothermia.  Other patient-specific risk factors for hypothermia were evaluated and ruled out.


 This case indicates a possible correlation between hypothermia and the use of phenothiazine antipsychotics such as thioridazine. 
THERM
Hypothermia Associated With Thioridazine Use in an Intellectually Disabled Patient.PURPOSE
 To report a case of hypothermia in a patient with intellectual disability treated with thioridazine.


 Upon completion of a history and physical examination, the patient was found to be hypothermic with a temperature of 91 F. A Bair Hugger protocol was initiated to manage hypothermia, and a taper schedule for thioridazine was initiated as it was identified as a possible culprit for the patient's hypothermia.  Other patient-specific risk factors for hypothermia were evaluated and ruled out.


 This case indicates a possible correlation between hypothermia and the use of phenothiazine antipsychotics such as thioridazine. 
THERM
Hypothermia Associated With Thioridazine Use in an Intellectually Disabled Patient.PURPOSE
 To report a case of hypothermia in a patient with intellectual disability treated with thioridazine.


 Upon completion of a history and physical examination, the patient was found to be hypothermic with a temperature of 91 F. A Bair Hugger protocol was initiated to manage hypothermia, and a taper schedule for thioridazine was initiated as it was identified as a possible culprit for the patient's hypothermia.  Other patient-specific risk factors for hypothermia were evaluated and ruled out.


 This case indicates a possible correlation between hypothermia and the use of phenothiazine antipsychotics such as thioridazine. 
THERM