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psychotropic drugs

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psychotropic drugs,
drugs that affect the psychic functions, behavior, or experience of a person using them.
psychotropic
capable of modifying mental activity.
psychotropic drugs
the important groups in veterinary medicine are the phenothiazine, thioxanthene, butyrophenone and benzodiazepine derivatives.
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