CH. 25 - Medical Model of SUDs Flashcards

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Can a genetic variance cause addiction?

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yes

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What is the Theory of Neuroplasticity?

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A theory that suggests that our brain’s neural pathways are constantly changing and adapting to environmental changes.

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What is the cornerstone of the medical model?

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The medical model rests on the assumption that disease states are the result of a biological dysfunction, possibly one on the cellular or even molecular level.

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Does the addict have any “control” in the Jellinck model of alcoholism?

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no. Jellinek’s work stated that like other disease states, alcoholism presented a specific pattern of symptoms, including (a) a loss of control over one’s drinking, (b) a progression of symptoms, and (c) if left untreated, the potential to cause the drinker’s death.

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