clonazepam

n. a highly potent benzodiazepine originally developed to treat absence seizures but now used for the treatment of panic disorder and other anxiety disorders and as a mood stabilizer. Because it has a slow onset of action, long half-life, and slow rate of clearance, it needs to be taken less frequently (twice a day) than some other benzodiazepines. U.S. trade name: Klonopin.

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external aim

see object of instinct.