9 - Screening and motivational interviewing Flashcards

1
Q

Define hazardous drinking.

A

Risks for problems are likely

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Define harmful drinking.

A

Problems associated with alcohol are present

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3
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Define dependent drinking.

A

Alcohol required for function

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4
Q

What is screening?

A

Used as an assessment of substance misuse disorders by covering general areas in patients life

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5
Q

Give examples of alcohol screening tools.

A
  • AUDIT
  • PAT (A&E)
  • FAST
  • CAGE (not young people)
  • POSIT
  • CRAFFT (teens)
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6
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What are the questions in CAGE?

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  • have you ever felt you ought to CUT down on your drinking?
  • do you get ANNOYED at criticism of your drinking?
  • do you feel GUILTY about your drinking?
  • do you ever have an EARLY morning drink?

Yes, sometimes or often to 2 or more indicates an alcohol problem

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7
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Who is amenable to motivational interview and brief intervention regarding alcohol misuse?

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  • hazardous drinkers
  • harmful drinkers
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8
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What are the stages of behaviour change?

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  • pre-contemplation
  • contemplation
  • preparation
  • action
  • maintenance
  • (relapse)
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9
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What is the framework for brief motivational interview?

A
  • feedback
  • responsibility on patient
  • advice to change
  • menu of self-directed options
  • empathy
  • self-efficacy encourages patient
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