Disorders Co-Occurring with Substance Abuse Flashcards

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Heroin, morphine, and codeine are examples of what type of drug?

A

Opiates

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Alcohol, barbiturates, and benzodiazepines are examples of what type of drug?

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Depressants

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cocaine, nicotine, and caffeine are examples of what type of drug?

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Stimulants

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Marijuana, LSD, and ecstasy are examples of what type of drug?

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Hallucinogenics

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___________ opioid is derived from the poppy plant

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Natural

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________________ opioid is created in a lab from a natural opiate (e.g. oxycontin)

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Semi-synthetic

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____________________ opioid is created entirely in a lab (e.g. fentanyl)

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Fully synthetic

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______________ is also referred to as ecstasy or molly.

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MDMA

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9
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________________ is an overdose of serotonin

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Serotonin syndrome

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10
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_________________ increase central nervous system activity.

A

Stimulants

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11
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________________ has “no addictive potential”

A

Caffeine

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_________________________ is the relationship between stimulation and performance

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Yerkes-Dodson Law

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__________________ is when the combined effects of two drugs is less potent than the individual effects of each

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Antagonism

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14
Q

Only _________% are affected by a mental disorder

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20%

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15
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By age 40, ___ in ___ people have experienced a mental disorder.

A

1 in 2

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16
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All of these criteria are examples of what disorder?

-Despairing mood most of the day
-Persistent for more than 2 weeks
-Impaired performance
-Loss of interest
-Hopelessness, guilt, pessimism
-Withdrawal from family and friends
-Irritability, fatigue, trouble concentrating, sleep problems

A

Depression

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17
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All of these criteria are examples of what disorder?

-Frequent worry about everyday things
-Trouble controlling worries
-Trouble relaxing
-Easily startled
-Hard time concentrating
-Tired all the time
-Frequent unexplained pains

A

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

18
Q

All of these criteria are examples of what disorder?

-Disorder resulting from a shocking or traumatic event
-Flashbacks, nightmares
-Avoiding places, events, objects
-Easily startled, feeling on edge, trouble sleeping
-Feelings of guilt, negative thoughts of self or world

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Q

The 3 states of bipolar personality disorder are ________, ___________, and ______________.

A

High, low, and well

20
Q

“______________” effects of schizophrenia are hallucinations, delusions, movement disorders

21
Q

“______________” effects of schizophrenia are flat affect, lack of pleasure, reduced speaking

22
Q

“______________” effects of schizophrenia are poor decision making, trouble focusing, reduced
attention

23
Q

Cluster ___ of personality disorders is (odd, bizarre, eccentric) aka “weird”
* Paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal

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Cluster ___ of personality disorders is (dramatic, erratic) aka “wild”
* Antisocial, borderline, narcissistic, histrionic

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Cluster ___ of personality disorders is (anxious, fearful) aka “worried” * Avoidant, dependent, obsessive-compulsive
C
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All of these criteria are examples of what disorder? -Lack of concern for others -Irritable, aggressive, impulsive -Lack of guilt -Superficially charming -Fiery, turbulent relationships -Most commonly associated with crime
Antisocial Personality Disorder
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All of these criteria are examples of what disorder? -Sense of self-importance, arrogant -Lacks empathy, insensitive -Preoccupied with success, power -Exploits others, controlling -Destructive, angry, when slighted
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
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All of these criteria are examples of what disorder? -Lack sense of self -Unstable, intense relationships -Emotionally unstable -Impulsive, outbursts of anger -Suicidal threats are common -More common in women
Borderline Personality Disorder
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Overlapping symptoms is an example of ______________.
Concurrent disorders
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What is the most abused substance by clients with co-occurring disorders?
Alcohol
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Alcohol is a depressant. True or false?
True
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Opiate addicts have a higher rate of PTSD than other drug users. True or false?
True
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Half of schizophrenic people have a lifetime history of Substance Use Disorder. True or false
True
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Many studies on concurrent disorders are _______________.
Retrospective
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Understanding concurrent disorders requires understanding ____________________ study.
Prospective
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___________________ is when one disorder is a risk factor for the onset of another.
Causation
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____________________________ is the idea that having both disorders can worsen the symptoms of both
Reciprocal causation
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___________________________ is the idea that the two disorders have a high probability of co-occurring because they arise from a set of shared risk factors
Correlated Liabilities
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The __________________________ is the idea that there is one underlying risk factor that gives rise to both disorders
Common factor model
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Over _____________ Canadians are homeless on every given night
35, 000
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Over ___% of homeless are youth
18%
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Over 50% of homeless people reported having an addiction. True or false?
True