audit scoring system Flashcards

1
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what is audit?

A

scoring system used for drinkers

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2
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score of 0-7, what needs to be done?

A

reinforce current drinking patterns

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3
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8-14, what is this considered? what action should be taken?

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hazardous. brief intervention

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4
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15-19. considered? what 3 things should be done?

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harmful. brief intervention. motivational enhancement therapy sessions. consoder prescribing options

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5
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what score do you have to be above to be considered to have a possible dependance?

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20

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6
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a binge is considered for men? for women?

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over 8 units in one go, over 6 units in one go

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7
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what should be carried out in a patient with AUDIT score of 20 plus?

A

compregensive assessment

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8
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what score is used to measure dependance?

A

SADQ

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9
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mild dependance, SADQ score of?

A

less than 15

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10
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moderate dependancy - SADQ?

A

15-30

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11
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a SADQ score of 30 and above would indicate?

A

severe dependancy

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12
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what happens to GABA and glutamate when you drink?

A

alcohol works on gaba receptors, just like benzos

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13
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in alcohol withdrawals when do you have seizures?

A

0-48 hours

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14
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when does DT usually occur?

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48-72 hours

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15
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symtpoms of DT?

A

coarse tremor, confusion, delusion, hallucination

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16
Q

can get auditory, tactile and visual hallucinations when quitting alcohol

17
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medically assisted withdrawal- what drug is given?

A

chlodiazepoxide

18
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how many days is this given over?

19
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when do you stop giving the drug (in terms of findings to do with alcohol)

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stop day 2 if they admit to drinking or you breathlise them and find they have been drinking

20
Q

CIWA Ar score over ____? alan thomson and girl from taxi dan. start prophylactic medication. what is the medication?

A
  1. diazepam. cam diaz, dan , taxi
21
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moderate dependance, what co morbidities would mean patient stays in as in patient?

A

epilepsy, seizures, dt, bzd dependance, LD, homeless, age >65

22
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staggering gait, opthalmoplegia, confusional state?

23
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short term memory confabulation, clear consciousness?

A

korsakoffs

24
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what is wernickes-korsikoffs caused by?

A

low thiamine(vit B1)

25
what percentage of patients get peripheral neuropathy?
70%
26
cerebellar degeneration can occur
yes
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in high risk or overt WK, what drug is patient started on?
pabrinex
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low risk and end of high risk treatment?
thiamine
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action of acamprosate?
reduces cravings
30
naltrexone? Opiod receptor antagonist
reduces risk of lapse becoming relapse
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what drug reduces alcohol consumption? (nam)
nalmefene
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action of disulfiram?
induces unpleasant reaction after drinking alcohol
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what is given to prevent wk?
b1/thiamine
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when do alcoholics have hallucinations?
5-6 days after they stop drinking
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what is the most abused drug in the uk?
diazepam
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what opiate replacements are available?
methadone, buprenorphine, diamorpine
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what kind of drug is buprenorphine?
opiod parital agonist (bap with bite)
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what is the drug given in amphetamine/heroin overdose?
naloxone (need a nalo)
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paracetamol overdose?
n acetyl cysteine