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A client with schizophrenia is actively psychotic, and a new medication regimen is prescribed. A student nurse asks the primary nurse, "Which of the medications will be the most helpful against the psychotic signs and symptoms?" What response will the nurse give?-Citalopram-Ziprasidone-Benztropine-Acetaminophen with hydrocodone
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