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#5-Dobrisky-Substance Abuse

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Physical dependence   show
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show biological need that develops when body adapts to having the drug in the system; a substance specific syndrome  
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show with continued use, more of the substance is needed to produce the same effect  
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show A maladaptive pattern of substance use leading to clinically significant impairment or distress  
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Substance dependence   show
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show simultaneous or sequential use of more than one substance  
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show increasing need for drugs of similar composition  
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Dual diagnosis   show
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show Substances implicated as forerunners topolysubstance use or drug dependence  
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show age, ethnicity, genetic predisposition; co-morbidities; stress  
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situational risk factors   show
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environmental risk factors   show
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neurobiologic basis of addiction is   show
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dopamine levels change how when drugs are used?   show
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glutamate is associated with   show
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which cultures and ethnic groups is substance abuse more prevelant?   show
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show the substance being used, the person using it and the setting in which it is used  
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when people are displaced from their original cultures what happens to their risk for abuse?   show
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barbiturates, benzodiazepines and alchohol are all   show
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hypnotics are   show
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all prescription sleeping medications, antianxiety medications, and barbiturates are considered to be   show
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what is the major cause of overdose death?   show
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show euphoria  
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dependence & tolerance develop how with barbiturate use?   show
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show barbiturates  
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name six barbiturates   show
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the names of barbiturates all end in   show
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show benzodiazepines  
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which is safer: benzo's or barbiturates?   show
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show they can be  
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show alcohol  
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show seizures  
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the symptoms of benzos are different from those of barbiturates how?   show
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which is longer acting: benzos or barbiturates?   show
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which is less harmful in case of overdose? benzos or barbiturates?   show
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GHB is an   show
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show alcohol  
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GHB is considered to be a   show
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GHB affects are   show
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GHB has the same effect as what and builds muscle   show
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show decreasing them  
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What drug is considered to be the forget-me pill?   show
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this drug is a benzo, it's illegal in the US and is used as a date rape drug   show
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the Rohypnol pill is accelerated by   show
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show without knowing  
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show tasteless, odorless, dissolves quickly  
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which is the most widely used and most abused substance?   show
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show fetuses, children, adolescents, recovering alcoholics and those with poor health  
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show genetics  
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alcohol is known chemically as   show
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show altering effects  
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show proof  
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in the US proof is how much the ethanol concentration?   show
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show ethanol intoxication  
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the concentration of alcohol depends on what?   show
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alcohol is absorbed through   show
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what varies depending upon the presence of food, the drinker's emotional state and the drinker's body size?   show
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does alchohol cross the placenta?   show
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show liver  
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show 90  
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show fixed rate  
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the healthy liver can metabolize how much alcohol in an hour   show
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show circulates in the blood  
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show physical and psychological  
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BAC stands for   show
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BAL stands for   show
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a BAC of 20 is equivilant to a BAL of   show
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show light and moderate drinkers begin to feel some effect  
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at a BAL of 0.04 most people begin to feel   show
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at what BAL is judgment mildly impaired and the ability to make rationale decisions is declined?   show
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show 0.08  
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show reaction time  
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show 0.10  
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at 0.15 the BAL there is increased impairment and the alcohol level is equivalent to   show
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show potential cardiovascular and respiratory collapse and loss of consiousness  
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at what BAL is cardiovascular and respiratory collapse a potential complication?   show
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at what BAL is there a potential to lose consciousness?   show
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show wernicke-korsakoff syndrome, marchiafava bignami disease, alcoholic blackouts, mood changes, confusion, hallucinations and peripheral neuropathy  
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wernicke-korsakoff syndrome is inflammatory   show
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wernicke-korsakoff syndrome effects the brain how   show
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show memory loss and cognitive changes  
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show thiamine  
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marchiafava bignami disease is   show
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alcoholic blackouts cause   show
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show alcohol, cigarretes and marijuana  
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show chinese, japanese and korean  
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show never fully returns to pre-drug level  
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barbituates, sleeping aids and anti-anxiety medications are all   show
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show overdose deaths  
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show red wine  
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show increased HDL, decreased LDL, decreased diabetic complications and decreased blood sugar levels  
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show one ounce  
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show five ounces  
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show twelve ounces  
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breathing can potentially stop at what blood alcohol level?   show
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80% proof is equal to what % alcohol?   show
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show varies  
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the metabolism rate of alcohol is   show
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show fixed  
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alcohol is metabolized by the   show
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the kansas legal limit for alcohol is   show
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show inhibits absorption  
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a decreased level of thiamine may lead to what syndrome?   show
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wernicke-korsakoff-->brain...   show
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wernicke-korsakoff-->brain inflammation resulting in   show
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show wernicke-korsakoff  
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wernicke-korsakoff   show
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show marchiafava bignami  
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show big nami  
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show brain atrophy  
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show impaired speech and LOC  
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show impaired speech  
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show all increased  
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the risk for what complications r/t bleeding increase with etoh abuse   show
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alcohol abuse affects Ca & Mag in what way?   show
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the cardiovascular systemic effects of alcohol abuse are   show
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what effect does alcohol abuse have on the immune system?   show
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what happens to WBC when alcohol is abused   show
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show decreased production  
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show increase in size  
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when RBCs are increased in size what else is changed?   show
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the systemic effects on the liver from etoh abuse include   show
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accumulation of fats in liver cells leads to   show
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chronic hepatic inflammations lead to   show
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what develops as a result of impaired liver circulation   show
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alcohol abuse damages the GI tract because of   show
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show alcohol abuse  
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alcohol abuse impairs the function of the pancrease to   show
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the sleep cycle disturbance caused by etoh abuse is also referred to as   show
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show by reducing parathyroid hormone release  
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show etoh consumption during pregnancy  
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show ACTH  
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what elevated liver enzyme indicates alcohol has been consumed recently?   show
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show 2-30  
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GGT...gin gin tequila   show
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is a ggt level accurate in the 15-30yo age range?   show
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show anemia  
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what are some lab tests used to determine etoh abuse?   show
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show 12-24 hours from last drink  
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show alcohol withdrawal syndrome  
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how common is AWS   show
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early symptoms of AWS can start within   show
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show 24-48 hours  
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when will AWS symptoms decrease   show
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what time frame is a seizure more likely to occur with AWS   show
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show above 100, tachy  
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show 7-48hrs after last drink  
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show 24-48hrs after last drink  
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show 4-5days after last drink  
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show no  
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early etoh w/drawal symptoms include   show
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what type of psychosis do AWS patients experience   show
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what is different about the hallucinations in AWS patients?   show
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show DTs (delirium Tremens)  
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which is the most serious form of alcohol withdrawal?   show
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show occurs in less than 10% of those with AWS  
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show disorientation  
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show liver failure, pneumonia, and head trauma  
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disorientation is often the first sign of what type of etoh withdrawal?   show
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what assessment tools are used to determine if a patient may have an substance abuse problem?   show
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CAGE stands for   show
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show 2 answers of yes out of the 4 questions  
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the CAGE assessment refers to what type of abuse?   show
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show a brief drug abuse screening tool  
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what DAST score suggests a significant drug abuse problem?   show
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show alcohol use disorders identification test  
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show drug and etoh  
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show withdrawal symptoms, tolerance, work history, legal/social complications  
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show from etoh, nicotine, mj, and then on to cocaine etc  
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along with assessing for a substance abuse problem what else should be assessed?   show
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key assessment items include   show
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arcus senilis is   show
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show alcohol abuse  
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how might the hands be affected by alcohol abuse?   show
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show face  
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facial redness is known as   show
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show upper abdominal pain  
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a positive stool _______ may indicate gi bleed   show
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show increased  
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show cardiac arrhythmia  
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show drug abuse  
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how are the eyes affected by drug abuse?   show
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cardiac arrhythmias, needle tracks, cellulites, conjunctivitis, poor dentition, rapid weight loss and changes in pupil size are indicative of   show
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jaundice, arcus senilis, acne rosacea, palmar erthema, upper abdominal pain, cigarett burns on fingers/clothing, decreased sensation in feet hands, positive stool guaiac, HTN & tachycardia and tremor are all indicative of   show
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show benzos  
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show tapered down  
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show short-acting: Ativan  
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the pt with severe withdrawal will more than likely be taking which type of benzo?   show
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show short acting benzo  
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show the w/drawal pt has liver or cognition issues  
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librium is   show
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show when it is severe  
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show symptoms-triggered dosing  
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show may over medicate patient  
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what tool is used to assist in symptom triggered dosing?   show
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what is the antidote for benzos?   show
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what is the antidote for opiates?   show
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show CIWA-R  
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the accuracy of the CIWA-R is decreased when the pt has   show
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show every 1-2 hours  
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show discontinue the CIWA  
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show the absent or mild withdrawal  
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show discontinue medications for withdrawal  
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show moderate withdrawal  
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a CIWA score of greater than 20 indicates   show
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show withdrawal with delirium  
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show treated with anti-seizure medication  
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what Vitamins are often needed during withdrawal?   show
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show Thiamine, Folic Acid and Vitamin B12  
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besides thiamine, folic acid and vitamin b12 what is also needed   show
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what treatment is used as an alcohol teterrent by interupting the metabolism of ETOH   show
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what common ADL items should be avoided when taking antabuse?   show
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show vanilla extract & vinegar  
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show cough-medicines  
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show they will become violently ill  
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show cravings  
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show Revia  
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high-dose withdrawal of cns depressants substitutes medication   show
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low dose withdrawal depends on   show
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insomnia, anxiety, elevated temp, pulse and respiratory rate, fine tremors, GI upset, muscle aches, diaphoresis and a labile BP indicate withdrawal from   show
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what are the nursing priorities in acute situations of withdrawal?   show
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show observation, meds, emotional & nutritional  
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the drug abuser still needs pain relief, it is best to   show
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show being hungry, angry, lonely or tired  
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show telling  
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show changes is up to the patient  
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show relapse  
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primary prevention is aimed at   show
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show client with mild to moderate problems  
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show decreasing complications of addiction  
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the most important sign of a healthy recovery is when the patient   show
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