ch 14 Flashcards
substance abuse disorders
repeated use of substances that results in problematic behaviors or impairments personal, social, and occupational functioning
dsm definitions of substance abuse disorders
2 or more symptoms for over a year:
using more than intended
cant limit or reduce
cravings
use in dangerous situations
negativity impact goals
hurts relationships
causes them to give up valued activities
might have withdrawal
alcohol use disorders are experienced by how many americans
30 mill
how many college students suffer from alc use disorder
20%
most common pattern of excessive alcohol use in US
binge drinking
intoxication
state after consuming shit that mental and phsyical abilities are affected
reversable
legal BA level
.08
tolerance
decline in potency
receptor mediated
physical dependance
development of withdrawl sympotms once a drug is stopped
what blocks drugs and pormotes sobirety
antagonist
progression of drug use
initial use
increasing use
heavy use
drug lifestyle
withdrawal
a physiological state that occurs after a stoppage or reduction of a drug
usually the opposite of the drugs normal effects
addition
compulsive drug seeking despite adverse health effects
brain disorder
substance use disorder
unable to control use of legal or illegal substances
substance use disorder stages
dependence
tolerance
addition
alcohol
LOOK BACK AT SLIDES
treatment of alc use disroder
detox/ inpatient programs
AA
therapy
behavioral treatments
controlled drinking treatments
release prevention
stimulants
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excitatory effects on the central nervous system
stimulant dangerous effect on body
physical changes on brain and cardiovascular system
disorders caused by stimulants
stimulant use disorder
tobacco use disorder
treatment for stim use disorder
CBT
fam therapy
motivational interviewing- like CBT
harm reduction approaches
meds- pharmacogenetics
prevention effort
CBT for stim use disorder
contingency management- abstinence and commnity reinforcement
treatment for tobaco use disorder
public efucation
smoking restrictions
CBT n behav mod programs
motivational interviewing
nic replacememnt strats, bupropion and varenicline
quitting nic is hard,
most smokers try quitting several times before they can actually
