Topic 12: Substance Use Disorders

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withdrawal symptoms

  • nausea

  • vomiting

  • tremors

  • increased HR/BP/RR

  • seizures

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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

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withdrawal meds

benzos & adjudct meds with benzos

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examples of benzos

chlordiazepoxide, diazepam, lorazepam

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chlordiazepoxide/diazepam/lorazepam (benzos) therapeutic effect

reduces risk of seizures & maintains vital signs

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examples of adjunct meds with benzos

clonidine, propranolol, carbamazepine

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clonidine & propranolol (adjunct meds with benzos) therapeutic use

decrease HR & BP

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carbamazepine (adjunct meds with benzos) therapeutic use

decrease seizures

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clonidine/propranolol/carbamazepine (adjunct meds with benzos) nursing considerations

seizure precautions

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medications used for abstinence maintenance

disulfiram & naltrexone

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T or F: disulfiram (abstinence maintenance) does not interact with alcohol

False. Drinking alcohol may result in nausea, vomiting, weakness, sweating, palpitations, and hypotension

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naltrexone (abstinence maintenance) therapeutic effects

suppresses craving and pleasurable effects of alcohol

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what to do if client has trouble adhering to oral form of naltrexone 

suggest monthly IM injections

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medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids

methadone substitution

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why is methadone substitution used?

dependency will be transferred away from an illegal substance

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methadone must be ____ (slowly/immediately) stopped

slowly

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medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids

bupropion, nicotine replacement therapy, varenicline

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bupriopion (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids) therapeutic effect

decreases cravings & withdrawal symptoms

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different nicotine replacement therapies (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids)

  • nicotine gum

  • nicotine patch

  • nicotine nasal spray

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varenicline (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids) therapeutic effects

reduces cravings for nicotine & severity of withdrawal symptoms

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varenicline (medication that support withdrawal/abstinence from opioids) adverse effects

  • suicidal thoughts

  • onset depression