Substance Use Disorder Flashcards

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Describe the etiology & RF for addiction

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Describe the DSM criteria for addiction

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3
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Describe the etiology of alcohol use disorder

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Describe the presentation of alcohol use disorder

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Describe the testing in alcohol use disorder

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6
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Describe the treatment of alcohol use disorder

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Describe the triad of wernicke encephalopathy

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Describe the treatment for wernicke’s encephalopathy

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IV thiamine x1 week

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Describe the etiology of Benzodiazepine use disorder

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Describe the presentation of benzodiazepine intoxication

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Describe the treatment for benzodiazepine intoxication

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Describe the etiology of cannabis use disorder

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Describe the presentation of cannabis intoxication/use disorder

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Describe the labs for cannabis

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Describe the etiology of stimulant use disorder

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Describe the presentation of stimulant intoxication/use disorder

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17
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Describe the labs for stimulant use/intoxication

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18
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Describe the treatment for stimulant intoxication/use

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19
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Describe the etiology of opioid use disorder

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20
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Describe the presentation of opioid intoxication/use disorder & OD

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21
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Describe the treatment for opioid use disorder

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22
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Describe the etiology & presentation of ecstasy use/intoxication

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23
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Describe the complications & treatment for ecstasy use/intoxication

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24
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Describe the etiology & presentation of LSD use/intoxication

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25
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Describe the etiology & presentation of ketamine use/intoxication

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26
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Describe the etiology & presentation of PCP use/intoxication

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27
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Describe the etiology & presentation of mushroom use/intoxication

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28
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Describe the general etiology & presentation of withdrawal

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29
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Describe the presentation of alcohol withdrawal & delirium tremens

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30
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Describe the presentation of benzodiazepine withdrawal & what treatment is available

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phenobarbital for seizures

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Describe the presentation of cannabis withdrawal and treatment

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anxiolytics for anxiety

32
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Describe the presentation of cocaine withdrawal

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33
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Describe the presentation of opioid withdrawal

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34
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Describe the treatment for opioid withdrawal

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35
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What are some AEs of naltrexone

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nausea, headache, dizziness, fatigue, decreased appetite

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Describe the cautions/CIs for naltrexone use

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  • avoid in long-term opioid use for pain
  • abstain from opioids for 7-10 days prior to starting
  • CI in acute hepatitis or liver failure
  • monitor baseline LFTs and q 3 mos
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List some AEs of acamprosate & contrandications

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diarrhea, nervousness, fatigue

CI: lower doses in renal impairment, CI in renal failure

38
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List the AEs for disulfiram& CIs

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  • intended: adverse effects specifically when alcohol consumed of flushing, palpitations, nausea
  • General: fatigue, drowsiness, HA
  • cautions: hepatotoxicity, lack of motivation, pregnancy, liver dz, varices, GI bleeding