Psychology #5 Flashcards

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What are symptoms of nicotine withdrawal?

A

-Restlessness, Anxiety, Increased appetite, headache, depression, weight gain

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How do you manage Nicotine dependence?

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-Counseling, support therapy
-Nicotine tapering therapy: gum, patches, etc.
-Bupropion: dopamine and norepinephrine uptake inhibitor
-Varenicline: blocks nicotine receptors

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With varenicline, when should you start it and when should you discontinue it?

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Start 1 week prior to quit date and continue 4 months after

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What are some side effects of Buproprion?

Start 1-2 weeks prior to quit date and continue 4-6 months after

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Seizures (lowers threshold)
Weight loss, insomnia, hypertension, headache
Avoid abrupt withdrawal

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What are symptoms of opioid intoxication (Heroin, Codeine, Hydrocodone, Oxycodone)

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-Euphoria and sedation
-Pupillary constriction, AMS
-Respiratory depression
-Biot’s Breathing: quick shallow –> apnea
-Bradycardia
-Hypotension

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Symptoms of opioid withdrawal

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-Lacrimation
-Mydriasis
-Rhinorrhea
-Flu Like Symptoms
-Piloerections

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Management for opioid intoxication

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-Naloxone

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Management for opioid withdrawal

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-Clonidine
-Benzos for symptom control

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9
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Methadone is used for opioid _______

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dependence/long-term use

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Symptoms of LSD intoxication

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-Visual hallucinations, synesthesias (seeing sound as color), pupillary dilation, delusions

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What are symptoms of stimulants/cocaine/amphetamine intoxication? (Ecstasy, Meth, Adderall, MDMA)

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-Euphoric Mood, Pressured Speech, Aggression, Agitation

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Intoxication with Benzo’s has symptoms such as

Treatment?

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-Depression, aggression, erratic behavior, ataxia

Flumenazil

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13
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Marijuana binds to _____ and ___________.

Symptoms of intoxication include…

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-CB1 and CB2 cannabinoid receptors

Euphoria, dry mouth, increased appetite, motor impairment
Conjunctivitis, tachycardia, hypotension

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What are some withdrawal symptoms of marijuana?

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-Insomnia, irritability, depression, diarrhea

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15
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Explain how cocaine works

What are symptoms of intoxication?

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Stimulant effect via inhibition of reuptake of dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine

Elevated/euphoric mood, pressured speech, n/v, seizures, increased motor activity, tremor, mydriasis, MI, stroke

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16
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Treatment for cocaine intoxication

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-Benzos for mild
-Severe or Psychosis: Antipsychotics
–No restraints–> rhabdomyolysis

17
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Symptoms of cocaine withdrawal

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-Hypersomnia, anhedonia, depression, increased appetite, miosis (constriction), suicidal ideation

18
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PCP has a short onset (1-4 hours) and symptoms of intoxication include

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-Impulsiveness, rage, hallucinations, multidirectional nystagmus, ataxia, dry skin

19
Q

What screening should be used for alcohol dependence? What’s considered positive?

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CAGE
-Cutdown: ever felt the need to
-Annoyed: people told you they are
-Guilt: feel guilty
-Eye Opener

2 or more is positive

20
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Treatment for alcohol dependence

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-Support groups
-Antabuse (Disulfiram)
-Naltrexone

21
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Explain how Antabuse (Disulfiram) works

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-Inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase (enzyme needed to metabolize alcohol) –> leads to hypotension, palpitations, headache, n/v when alcohol is ingested

22
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At what time frame do seizures start happening in alcohol withdrawal?

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6-48 hours

Tonic Clonic, single brief episode

23
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Hallucinosis occurs how many hours after the last drink in alcohol withdrawal?

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12-48 hours

Visual, auditory, and tactile
Clean sensorium and vital signs

24
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Delirium Tremens, occurs 2-5 days after the last drink, is…

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Delirium, Abnormal vital signs, and hallucinations

“Something crawling on my skin”

25
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There are two other complications of alcohol withdrawal that can occur. Explain them.

-Wernicke Encephalopathy
-Korsakoff Syndrome

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-Wernicke: ataxia + confusion + oculomotor palsy (due to B1 deficiency)

-Korsakoff: amnesia, hepatosplenomegaly, etc.

26
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Uncomplicated alcohol withdrawal can occur 6-36 hours after the last drink. What are some symptoms?

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Increased CNS activity, tremors, anxiety, GI, HTN, palpitations

27
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Treatment for delirium tremens

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Hospitalization (can be fatal)
IV Benzos
IVF, IV Thiamine (B1), Mg, B12, Folate, electrolytes