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withdrawal symptoms
nausea
vomiting
tremors
increased HR/BP/RR
seizures
T or F: effects of withdrawal/abstinence from alcohol usually start within 4-12 hours of last intake of alcohol and can last 5-7 days
True. Effects of withdrawal/abstinence from alcohol usually start within 4-12 hours of last intake of alcohol and can last 5-7 days
withdrawal meds
benzos & adjudct meds with benzos
examples of benzos
chlordiazepoxide, diazepam, lorazepam
chlordiazepoxide/diazepam/lorazepam (benzos) therapeutic effect
reduces risk of seizures & maintains vital signs
examples of adjunct meds with benzos
clonidine, propranolol, carbamazepine
clonidine & propranolol (adjunct meds with benzos) therapeutic use
decrease HR & BP
carbamazepine (adjunct meds with benzos) therapeutic use
decrease seizures
clonidine/propranolol/carbamazepine (adjunct meds with benzos) nursing considerations
seizure precautions
medications used for abstinence maintenance
disulfiram & naltrexone
T or F: disulfiram (abstinence maintenance) does not interact with alcohol
False. Drinking alcohol may result in nausea, vomiting, weakness, sweating, palpitations, and hypotension
naltrexone (abstinence maintenance) therapeutic effects
suppresses craving and pleasurable effects of alcohol
what to do if client has trouble adhering to oral form of naltrexone
suggest monthly IM injections
medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids
methadone substitution
why is methadone substitution used?
dependency will be transferred away from an illegal substance
methadone must be ____ (slowly/immediately) stopped
slowly
medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids
bupropion, nicotine replacement therapy, varenicline
bupriopion (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids) therapeutic effect
decreases cravings & withdrawal symptoms
different nicotine replacement therapies (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids)
nicotine gum
nicotine patch
nicotine nasal spray
varenicline (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids) therapeutic effects
reduces cravings for nicotine & severity of withdrawal symptoms
varenicline (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids) adverse effects
suicidal thoughts
onset depression