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WillingPoisson

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Texas Woman's University

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substance use disorders addiction alcohol medical condition

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This document contains notes on substance use disorders, including symptoms, risk factors, and treatment modalities. It covers various substances such as opioids, stimulants, and alcohol. Also discusses concepts like addiction, tolerance, and withdrawal.

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Chapter 22 keytermsand of on questions Substance Use Disorders of a substance that leads to Pathological use · a disorder off use to : symptom groups I have adisorder...

Chapter 22 keytermsand of on questions Substance Use Disorders of a substance that leads to Pathological use · a disorder off use to : symptom groups I have adisorder when it leads · - Impaired control - social impairment lisky use - - physical effects Lintoxication,tolerance, withdrawal) Substances that lead to Use Disorder # I Tobacco - Cannabis #2 Alconol/Caffience - Hallucinogen Inhalant Opiod - - Sedative-hypnotic Grambling ,shopping - - - stimulant sex Concepts Central to Addictive Use Disorder · Addiction - chronic medical condition Intoxication · a substance to excess - In the process of using Tolerance · to achieve th initia as takesahigherdose - · Withdrawal when a person that occur - symptoms a substance stops using Table 22 1 /highlightine Comorbidity. Psychiatric comorbidity ; any combination of · more substance use disorders two or and mental disorders Risk Factors - Genetic - Environment - Neurobiological Clinical Picture Caffeine most widely - used psychactive substance inthed - can result in intoxication, overdose, withdrawal Cannabis (Marijuana) -Third most commonly used psychoactive drug in the united States after alcohol , Billicit drugs Hallucinogens -cause a profound disturbance in reality Inhalants - solvents for glues I adhesiveness Fuels - propellants Thinners - - Opiod Use Disorder - Heroin is prescription drugs - Opiod intoxication ↳ crave in larger amounts larger period of use liferoles L significant impairment in Opiod overdose - death usually due to respiratory arrest - Treatment ; promote breathing : haloxone Opiod withdrawal /naloxone - methadone ,clonidine , buprenorphine - Lofexidine withdrawal ; gradual reduction to prevent seizures Stimulant Use Disorder Amphetamino-type, cocaine - withdrawal treatment - Groups individual therapy - possible diazepam for agitation I to 2 looks i cocaine withdrawal requires no inpatienta - - Depression treatment once withdrawal is complete ; pupropion Alcohol Use Disorder - Sedative col initial euphoria based of DSM symptoms Seventy on number - Mild : 2-3 symptoms CModerate: -Ssymptoms ↳severe Sor more symptoms of Problematic Drinking Types - Binge Drinking itoo much but not frequently Heavy Drinking i Daily - Alcohol Intoxication definition of intoxication in most states: - legal 100mg ensee blood concentration o 8 or , - often expressed 08 as 0. to 0. 10g/d CognitiveDisturbanceaoff syndrome Toolsluse same tools) Screening SBIRT ; Screening , brief intervention , referral to treatment identification test AUDIT ; Alcohol use disorders alcohol abuse to identify LAGE ; 4 questions bdis sche CAGE-AID ; samequestions TACE ; Tolerance , Annoyance, Cut down , Eye-opener Treatment Modalities Pharmacotherapy · cl alcohol Disulfiram Serious N/ if used Naltrexone - alconol - Seriou N/V if usedwol - Benzodiazepines ; anxiety Psychotherapy · · Motivational Interviewing Alcoholism; recovery modelts o prevent relapse Transtheoretical stages of change theory Precontemplation - Contemplation - Preparation - - Action - Maintenance

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