Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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What is the leading preventable cause of death in the US?

A

Smoking

Responsible for 1 in 5 deaths

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2
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What are the stages to quitting smoking?

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  1. Disinterest
  2. Contemplating
  3. Preparing to quit
  4. Taking action to stop
  5. Maintained non-smoking
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3
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What are the five A’s in providers role in smoking cessation?

A
Ask
Advise
Assess
Assist
Arrange
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4
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What is severe alcohol or drug use disorder?

A

Alcoholism or drug addiction

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5
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What is mild-moderate alcohol or drug use disorder?

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Alcohol or drug abuse

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6
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What are the CAGE questions for alcohol?

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Cut down
Annoyed
Guilty
Eye opener

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7
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What are the four A’s in providers role in alcohol cessation?

A

Ask
Assess
Advise
Assist

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8
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What does ASBIS stand for?

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Alcohol Screening Brief Interventions

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9
Q

When should a patient on alcohol withdrawal be hospitalized?

A

Homeless
Polysubstance abuse
Medical or psychiatric illness
Taking benzos in addition to alcohol

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10
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What drugs can be given to patients on mild alcohol withdrawal?

A

Chlordiazepoxide

Lorazepam

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11
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What drugs can be given for an opiate withdrawal?

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Clonidine
Benzodiazepines
Antiemetics
Buprenorphine/naloxone

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12
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What is outpatient treatment for alcohol addiction?

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Disulfiram
Naltrexone
Acamprosate

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13
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What is outpatient treatment for opioid addiction?

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Naltrexone

Buprenorpine/Naloxone

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14
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What is the 4th leading cause of disability worldwide?

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Major Depressive Disorder

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15
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What are the two questions to begin the screening for depression (PHQ-2)?

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Have you had little interest or pleasure in the last two weeks?
Have you been feeling down, depressed, or hopeless in he last two weeks

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16
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What do the different rankings of PHQ-9 represent?

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1 - 4 = minimal depression
5 - 9 = mild
10 - 14 = moderate
15 - 19 = mod - severe
20 - 27 = severe
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17
Q

What is bipolar 1 disorder?

A

History of 1 event for depression and 1 for mania

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18
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What is bipolar 2 disorder?

A

History MDD episodes but not mania

19
Q

What type of drug does melancholia respond best to?

A

Tricyclics

20
Q

What scale can be used to determine risk factors for suicide?

A

SAD PERSONS scale

21
Q

What is first line treatment for mild to moderate depression?

A

Psychotherapy

22
Q

What is the most efficacious treatment for severe depression?

A

Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT)

23
Q

What drug can be used for insomnia with depression?

A

Mirtazapine

24
Q

What drug can be used for fatigue with depression?

A

SNRI or buproprion

25
Q

What drug can be used for pain with depression?

A

Duloxetine

26
Q

What drug can be used for cognitive impairments with depression?

A

Vortioxetine

27
Q

What is the GAD-2 questioning?

A

Over the past 2 weeks have you felt nervous, anxious, or on edge.
OR
Not be able to stop or control worrying

28
Q

What are the six steps to making behavioral changes?

A
Precontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation/Determination
Action
Maintenance
Relapse
29
Q

What must a clinician emphasize during motivational interviewing?

A

Empathy
Curiosity
Self Determination
Acceptance

30
Q

What are the two forces that provide motivation to try a new behavior?

A

Conviction - that a behavior is necessary

Confidence - that a patient can successfully carry it out

31
Q

What are the three reasons patients do not comply to treatment plans?

A

Don’t understand
Lacks motivation
No workable strategy

32
Q

What is the IMS model for patient adherence?

A

Information
Motivation
Strategy - workable strategy

33
Q

What components fall into the information side of the IMS model?

A

Listen

Teach

34
Q

What components fall into the motivation side of the IMS model?

A

Shared decision making
Culturally sensitive
Understand consequences

35
Q

What is the HITS screening instrument?

A
Hit
Insulted
Threatened
Screamed at
Used for IPV screening
36
Q

What are physical exam findings of IPV?

A

Inappropriate behavior
Multiple injuries
Injuries at different stages of healing
Injuries to the central body and upper extremities

37
Q

What forms can elder abuse occur in?

A

Physical abuse
Physical neglect
Emotional abuse
Financial abuse

38
Q

What are risk factors of a patient for elder abuse?

A
Social isolation
Shared living arrangement
Incontinence
High degree of dependence
Dementia and behavior issues
39
Q

What are risk factors of a caregiver for elder abuse?

A
Substance abuse
Mental or physical illness
History of violence
Dependence on elder
Stress
40
Q

What are ways of preventing elder mistreatment?

A

Decrease caregiver stress
Prevent social isolation
Evaluate home situation
Manage medical issues

41
Q

What is psychological maltreatment?

A

Failure to provide normal experiences necessary for a child to feel loved, secure, and wanted

42
Q

When is the presence of any bruising concerning in children?

A

If they are immobile (under 2 years)

43
Q

What is a sentinel injury?

A

A previous injury that was suspicious for abuse

44
Q

What is the most common type of abuse related burns?

A

Immersion burns