Antipsychotics (both conventional and atypical) are most appropriately used in the treatment of bipolar disorders
A) when patients are exhibiting symptoms of severe depression
B) at the beginning of drug treatment when patients are exhibiting symptoms of mania
C) after manic symptoms have been reduced with lithium, in order to prevent a subsequent switch into depression
D) none of the above would be appropriate
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