Pysch 2.2

Question 1

Caffeine Withdrawal

Answer 1

Abrupt cessation and 3 or more w/in 24h Headache Marked fatigue/drowsiness

Question 2

Alcohol Use Disorder - severity levels

Answer 2

Mild: presence of two-three symptoms
Moderate: presence of four-five symptoms
Severe: presence of six or more symptoms

Question 3

What substance is taken to help with alochol withdrawal

Answer 3

Benzodiazepine

Question 4

Caffeine Intoxication

Answer 4

recent concumption >250mg & 5 or more pts

Question 5

CAFFEINE –RELATED DISORDERS

Answer 5

Caffeine Intoxication / Caffeine Withdrawal

Question 6

Delirium tremens

Answer 6

5 to 12 percent of patients & can be fatal Always associated with Delirium but can cause extreme early withdrawal S&S

Question 7

Excessive ETOH for 1 week leads to

Answer 7

Mild withdrawal S&S

Question 8

Extremely high caffeine doses can cause

Answer 8

grand mal seizures, respiratory failure , and death

Question 9

CANNABIS-RELATED DISORDERS

Answer 9

Cannabis Use Disorder, Cannabis Intoxication, Cannabis Withdrawal

Question 10

Alcohol Use Disorder - In a controlled environment

Answer 10

access to alcohol is restricted

Question 11

Delirium tremens risk factors

Answer 11

Sustained drinking, >30YO, Concurrent disease, withdrawal in prescence of elevated ETOH. After 2 days of quitting

Question 12

Cannabis Withdrawal

Answer 12

Daily use over a period of at least a few months, 3 or more w/in one week.

Question 13

Early alcohol withdrawal S&S will either

Answer 13

Resolve in a day or two, or progress to severe S&S

Question 14

Cannabis Intoxication treament meds

Answer 14

Benzodiazepines, Antipsychotics, anti-seizure meds

Question 15

Caffeine facts

Answer 15

T1/2 = 4-6 hrs High doses (5-10g) may req medical attention Older age intensifies rx to caffeine

Question 16

Alcohol Withdrawal syndrome

Answer 16

Results from sudden reduction in chronic alcohol use. 2 or more

Question 17

Severe EtOH Withdrawal causes

Answer 17

Delirium tremens 72 to 96 hours after the last drink

Question 18

Alcohol Use Disorder - In sustained remission

Answer 18

sober for a period of twelve months or longer

Question 19

Alcohol intoxication levels of treatment

Answer 19

Mild = observation
Moderate = fluid rehydration
Severe = Thiamine bolus, monitor respiratory depression

Question 20

Early alcohol withdrawal

Answer 20

Sweating, palpitations, N/V, HTN, insomnia, agitation, anxiety, sinus tachycardia >120bpm

Question 21

Cannabis inhalation efx

Answer 21

peak effects felt at 15 to 30 minutes and lasting up to

four hours

Question 22

Alcohol Withdrawal: Clinical Symptoms begin w/in

Answer 22

6-12h of last drink or dramatic reduction.

Question 23

Alcohol Intoxication

Answer 23

Recent ingestion w/ significant behavior changes w/ one or more S&S

Question 24

THC t1/2

Answer 24

25 to 36 hours

Question 25

Heavy caffeine use >400mg causes

Answer 25

anxiety, somatic s&s, and GI distress

Question 26

Cannabis ingestion efx

Answer 26

delayed onset peaks from 30m to 3h. Clinical effects may last up to 12 hours

Question 27

Excessive ETOH for 1 month leads to

Answer 27

Significant withdrawal S&S

Question 28

Cannabis Intoxication

Answer 28

2 or more w/in 2H - Red eye, munchies, cotton mouth, tachycardia

Question 29

EtOH Withdrawal treatment meds

Answer 29

1st line - Benzo's / 2nd line - anticonvulsants (Carbamazepine/Phenytoin)

Question 30

Substance-Use Related Disorders

Answer 30

problematic pattern of substance use leading to significant impairment or distress, w/ 2 or more in 12 month period

Question 31

EtOH Withdrawal treatment

Answer 31

Outpatient - PO tolerable, not preg, no delirium/etoh seizure hx, commits to appts, and has close contact to help monitor.