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John D., age 24, presents to the clinic for follow up. He was seen in the ED 2 weeks ago and diagnosed with a panic attack. He was given a prescription for a 2 week supply of Xanax (a high potency, rapid-acting benzodiazepine) with instructions to take as needed. He reports he has been using Xanax almost daily and is requesting a refill. Aspects to consider in decision-making include: Group of answer choices High potency, rapid-acting benzodiazepines like Xanax should not be prescribed for more than 2-4 weeks because of addictive risk Benzodiazepines are always necessary for the treatment of panic disorders so it should be refilled. When tapering benzodiazepines, it might be necessary to transition to a longer acting benzodiazepine in order to make tapering easier a and b a and c all of the above
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