Alcohol, Nicotine and substance dependence

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What’s the treatment for alcohol withdrawal symptoms

1.) Chlordiazepoxide or diazepam

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What’s the treatment for alcohol withdrawal seizures

1.) Lorazepam

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What’s the treatment for delirium tremens

1st line:oral lorazepam

2nd line= Halopiderol

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What’s the treatment for moderate-severe alcohol use disorders

1.) CBT+acomprosate or naltrexone

2.) alternative:dilsufiriam

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What’s the treatment for Wernicke’s encephalopathy

thiamine

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What’s the treatment for mild alcohol use disorders

CBT

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What are the prolonged release formulations of NRT

1.) 16-24 hour patches

2.) give 24 hour patch if they wake up with cravings

3.) 16 hour patch if px has nightmares or is pregnant

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What are the immediate release formulations of NRT

gum, lozenge,nasal spray, sublingual tablet

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What are the side effects of NRT products

GI disturbances

mild local reactions

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Varenceline facts

1.) it’s a selective nicotine receptor partial agonist

2.) side effects: nausea, headache, insomnia

3.) caution in CVD, psychiatric illness, epilepsy+ renal impairment

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Bupropion facts

1.) caution in epilepsy and psychiatric illness

2.) can cause serotonin syndrome

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Methadone facts

1.) suitable for patients using large amounts of heroin

2.) more effective in retaining patients

3.) side effects are qt prolongation

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Buprenophrine facts

1.) lower risk of fatal overdose

2.) given with naloxone discourages injecting

3.) has less mental clouding+sedation than methadone

4.) MR suitable in those with adherence issues

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What are the side effects of buprenophrine

1.) take 1st dose on withdrawal signs

2.) take 1st dose 6-12 hours after heroin

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Missed days of Methadone or Buprenophrine

don’t replace missed doses when they next collect

3 or missed days=refer back to prescriber

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Opioid detoxification

1.) takes up to 12 weeks offer methadone/Buprenophrine (Meth preferred)

2.) methadone 5mg reduction every 1-2 weeks

3.) Buprenophrine 2mg reduction every 2 weeks- final reduction of 400mcg

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What are the withdrawal symptoms of methadone/buprenophrine

1.) D+V

2.) stomach cramps

3.) agitation

4.) insomnia

5.) headaches

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Pregnancy and opioid dependence

1.) continue methadone/Buprenophrine

2.) vomited methadone leads to withdrawal which can cause foetal distress