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Confronting strategies and pharmocotherapy Flashcards

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Confronting strategies

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Johnson Model Intervention

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Pharmacotherapy

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Medicine used to support CBT. 4 ways

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Detoxification

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Quitting use, Medication used to reduce withdrawal and prevent seizure/delirium.

Methadone, buprenorphine and naloxone

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Aversive drugs

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Disulfiram, prevents alcohol of braking down, causing nausea. Most effective under supervision

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Anti-craving meds

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Naltrexone, obstructs the receptors, reducing the rewarding effect ai craving. Relatively ineffective for chronic alcoholics. Another is acamprosate (inhibits glutamatergic system, reducing alcohol craving)

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Preservation treatment

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Prescribing meds with the same chemical properties. Withdrawal/craving prevented. Same drugs as detox

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