Substance Use Disorders

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First line medication for alcohol use disorder

Naltrexone and acamprosate

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what med blocks opioid receptors to reduce alcohol cravings and reward

Naltrexone

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What med is used to maintain abstinence and reduce heavy drinking

Naltrexone

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Side effects of Naltrexone? 3

Nausea

Headaches

Dizziness

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Contraindications for Naltrexone in OUD?

Current opioid use

Hepatitis/liver failure

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Important teaching before starting Naltrexone in OUD?

Patient must be opioid-free

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what med restores the balance of GABA and glutamate in the brain

Acamprosate

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What med is used to maintain abstinence after alcohol withdrawl

Acamprosate

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Side effects of acamprosate

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Diarrhea

Nausea

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Contraindication for acamprosate

severe kidney disease

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What med blocks alcohol metabolism, causing unpleasant symptoms if alcohol is consumed

Disulfiram

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What medication is best used for highly motivated patients committed to abstinence

Disulfiram

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Contraindications of Disulfiram for AUD

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Heart disease

Psychosis

Active alcohol use

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How long should alcohol be avoided after stopping disulfiram

14 days`

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Buprenorphine, methadone, and naltrexone are all first line medications for

Opioid use disorder

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Partial opioid agonist that reduces cravings and withdrawl

Buprenorphine

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The advantage of this medication is lower overdose risk than full opidoid agonists

Buprenorphine

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When should buprenorphine be started

when the patient is in mild to moderate withdrawl

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Why wait before starting buprenorphine

Starting too early can cause precipitated withdrawl

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what med is a full opioid agonist that prevents withdrawl and cravings

Methadone

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Methadone serious risk

QT prolongation

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How is methadone dispensed

usually through a certified opiod treatment program

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When can naltrexone for OUD be started

after the patient has been opioid free for 7-10 days

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Naltrexone contraindication for OUD

Current opioid use

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Alcohol withdrawl sx

Tremor

Anxiety

Sweating

Seizures

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First line treatment medication CLASS for alcohol withdrawl

Benzodiazepines

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What do benzodiazapines used for alcohol withdrawl prevent

seizures

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Opioid withdrawl sx

Muscle aches

Sweating

dialated pupils

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Is opioid withdrawl usually life threatening?

no

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How is naloxone usually given

intranasal or IM

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How long does it take Naloxone to work

30-90 minutes

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Why monitor after naloxone

Overdose can return after it wears off