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substances-related and addictive disorder Flashcards

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substances that lead to use disorder

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Alcohol 
Caffeine
Cannabis
Hallucinogen
Inhalant
Opioid
Sedative-hypnotic
Stimulant
Tobacco

Other: Process addiction—Gambling

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concepts central to addictive use disorder

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  • Addiction: being dependent, can not without
  • Intoxication: wasted, high, black out
  • Tolerance: body get use to substances
  • Withdrawal: symptoms you have when you stop taking the substance
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comorbidity

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  • Psychiatric comorbidity: anxiety
  • Medical comorbidity: alc disorder
    +Diabetes
    +Hepatitis C
    +Psoriasis
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caffeine

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  • Most widely used psychoactive substance in the world

- Can result in intoxication and withdrawal

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cannibis

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  • Most widely used illegal drug in the world

- Fourth most commonly used psychoactive drug in the United States after caffeine, alcohol, and nicotine

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hallucinogens

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Cause a profound disturbance in reality

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inhalents

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  • Solvents for glues and adhesives
  • Propellants
  • Thinners
  • Fuels
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opioids

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  • Heroin and prescription drugs

- Pharmacologic treatment: Methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone

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intoxication symtoms

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  • motor retardation
  • slurred speech
  • pupils dilation
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clondrine

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used to treat opioid withdrawl symptoms

- check on pt. every 4 hr

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Sedative, hypnotic, and antianxiety medications

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  • Benzodiazepines(cns depressants)
  • Benzodiazepine-like drugs
  • Carbamates
  • Barbiturates
  • Barbiturate-like hypnotics
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stimulants

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  • Amphetamine-type, cocaine, or other stimulant drugs
  • Second only to cannabis as the most widely used illicit substances in the United States
  • symtoms: withdrawl, tired, insomonia, hypersomonia, retardation
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serious withdrawl

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  • sucide
  • depression
    (valium can help)
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alcohol

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  • Sedative creating an initial feeling of euphoria
  • Decreased inhibitions
  • Binge-drinking versus heavy drinking
    + bringe: too mcuh to drink in short time
    + Heavy: too much to often
  • Intoxication and withdrawal
  • Alcohol-induced amnestic disorder
  • Fetal alcohol syndrome: created developmental delays
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treatment for gamblers

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  • albutrium, lithium

- support groups

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alcoholism systemic effects

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  • Peripheral neuropathy
  • Alcoholic myopathy and cardiomyopathy
  • Esophagitis, gastritis, and pancreatitis
  • Alcoholic hepatitis
  • Cirrhosis of the liver
  • Leukopenia
  • Thrombocytopenia
  • Cancer (head and neck)
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nursing process: assessment

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  • Family assessment (codependence): cluster of behaviors exhibited to help someone
  • Self-assessment: self judgement, cope effectively
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nursing process: planning

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  • Identifying problem
  • Setting a goal
  • Determining the interventions that will accomplish the goal
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nursing process: implementation

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  • Promoting safety and sleep: first-line interventions
  • Reintroduce good nutrition and hydration: folic acid, thiamine, multivitamin, healthy diet
  • Support for self-care (hygiene)
  • Exploring harmful thoughts and spiritual distress: not being a good Christian
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advnaced practice interventions

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Brief interventions

  • FRAMES: Feedback; responsibility; advice to change; menu of treatment options; empathic communication; self-efficacy
  • Counseling
  • Relapse prevention: realize internal and external stimuli
  • Psychobiological interventions
  • Pharmacological
  • psycho therapy: talk therapy
  • motivational interviewing: helps what they feel insecure about and help change that behavior
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care continuum for substance abuse

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  • Detoxification (detox)
  • Rehabilitation: short term
  • Halfway houses: residential treatment in substance free community case management: help w resources
  • Other housing: drug free living in a community
  • Partial hospitalization: longer, full week 6 hr day, group and individual therapy
  • Intensive outpatient (IOP) - treatment
  • Outpatient treatment: 5 hr a week, not as intense
  • Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
  • Relapse prevention
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withdrawl

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8-10 hr after a drink

  • quits after prolonged use
  • hears psychotics voices, spiders, delerium, tremors, increased hr, sweating, fevers, anxious, hullicinations
  • 12-24 hr withdrawal seizures start
  • medical emergency
  • librium and ativan taper for 72 hours
  • 72 hours watch window
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pancritis

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prolonged plus 5 years of drinking

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alcohol hepatitis

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toxins from alc

due to prolonged use

25
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wernicke-korsakoff

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wern: short term confusion
kors: long term memory loss
- low thiamine levels
- iron, thiamine, multivitamins

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liver cirrhosis

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  • ascites
  • janudince
  • thin
  • malnorished
  • sad

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