CHAPTER 7: Substance-Related and Addictive Disorder Flashcards

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Substance use disorders

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patterns of maladaptive behaviour involving use of psychoactive substance

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Substance-induced disorder

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disorders induced by use of psychoactive substances, including intoxication, withdrawal symptoms, mood disorders, delirium, amnesia

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Tachycardia

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abnormally rapid heartbeat

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Delirium tremens

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withdrawal syndrome often occuring following sudden decrease of drinking that is characterized by restlessness, sweating, disorientation, hallucinations

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Disorientation

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lack of awareness with respect to time, place, or identity of self or others

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Korsakoff’s syndrome

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brain damage associated with chronic thiamine deficiency, chronic alcoholism, and characterized memory loss, disorientation, and inventing memories to replace lost ones

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7
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Teratogen

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any substance that has ability to affect cell development

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Barbituates

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depressant drug used to relieve anxiety or induce sleep

highly addictive

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Opiates

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depressant drugs that provide feelings of euphoria and pain relief

highly addictive

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Sedatives

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reduces states of tension and restlessness, inducing sleep

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Depressants

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depress CNS activity

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Stimulants

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heighten CNS activity

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13
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Amphetamines

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synthetic stimulants

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Amphetamine psychosis

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psychotic state that mimics episodes of schizophrenia, induced by amphetamines

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15
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Cocaine

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stimulant that is snorted or injected

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Freebasing cocaine

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heating cocaine with ether, increasing addiction risk

17
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Nicotine

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stimulant that stimulates release of epinephrine

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Hallucinogens

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distort sensory perception (colors, sounds, textures, synthesia)

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LSD

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hallucinogen that expands consciousness and induces flashbacks that can be difficult to distinguish from reality

decreases action of serotonin

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Phencyclidine

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hallucinogen that accelerates heart rate and blood pressure, causing sweating, flushing, and numbness

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Marijuana

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mild hallucinogen

22
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Inhalants

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hallucinogen involving impairment in learning and memory, where a single use can result in serious medical illnesses and death

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Self-efficacy expectancies

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belief in ability to accomplish tasks, which is enhanced through alcohol and cocaine use

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Abstinence violation effect

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tendency to continue to engage in a prohibited behaviour following violation of personal goal to abstaine

individual violated once so they think they might as well give up (guilt)

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Cue-exposure training

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exposure to cues associated with ingestion of drug in controlled situations, where person is prevented from using drug

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Harm reduction

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attempts to minimize harmful consequences of using drug