alcohol Flashcards

1
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how many symptoms of alcohol use disorder do you need to be diagnosed

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atleast 2

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2
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what are the 4 domains of alcohol use disorder

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  • impaired control
  • social immpairment
  • risky use
  • physical symptoms
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3
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3 levels of alcohol use disorder

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mild-2-3 symptoms
moderate- 4-5
severe- 6+

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4
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some alcohol withdrawl symptoms

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  • sweating/ increased HR
  • hand tremors
  • insomnia
  • nausea/vomiting
  • hallucinations
  • anxiety
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5
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3 levels of alcohol use in DSM 4

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use- moderate amounts/ no sig interference
abuse- sig interference in functioning
dependence- addiction

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6
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DSM 4 alcohol abuse- how many symptoms do u need to be diagnosed and what are thery

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at least one of…

  • failure to fulfill role obligations
  • recurrent use in dangerous sits
  • alcohol related legal probs
  • continued alcohol use despite social/interpersonal probs
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7
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DSM 4 alcohol depencence- how many symptoms do u need to be diagnosed and what are they

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at least 3 of…

  • tolerence
  • withdrawal
  • larger/longer periods than intended
  • reduced social/ work activities
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8
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Prevelence (men and women) and what is it comorbid with

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men=12%
women=5%

-w stress + depression/anxiety

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9
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Onset

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late teens-20s

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10
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percentage of people drinking and drivin, alcohol use problems in students

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driving-4%

students-14%

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11
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short term effects of alcohol

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  • initially stimulating

- depressant

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12
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What NTs does alcohol effect

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  • GABA
  • Glutamate (black outs, slurred speech)
  • Serotonin
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13
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long term physical effects

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  • liver disease (hepatitis/cirrhosis)
  • cardiovascular disorders
  • brain damage
  • fetal alcohol syndrome
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14
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3 causes of alcohol related disorders

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  1. Genetic (very high)
  2. Sociocultural (family, peer influence, media)
  3. Psychological variables (drinking motives, expentancies)
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15
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Treatment of alcohol related disorders

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  • admit there is a problem/ detoxify
  • biological treatments- antabuse
  • Twelve step programs (AA)
  • relapse prevention (Marlatt)
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16
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What is structured relapse prevention and goal of it

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a short term treatment based on a cognitive behavioural approach

goal- abstience or moderation drinking

17
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early sessions of strured relase prevention

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  • Identify high risk situations (urges/temptations to use, social pressures to use etc)
  • monitor and identify coping strats and evaluate pros and cons of chaging
18
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Middle sessions of structured relapse prevention

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look at relationship between triggers, behaviours and consequences
develop cognitive, behavioural and affective coping strats

19
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Final sessions of structured relapse prevention

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  • identify warning signs for relapse

- determine thoughts/behiours that could lead to relapse