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LCSWテスト勉強 > Quick Study: Substance Use > Flashcards

Quick Study: Substance Use Flashcards

1
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Signs of intoxication for?

  • inappropriate sexual/aggressive behaviors
  • impaired judgment
  • slurred speech
  • emotional lability
  • unsteady gait
  • involuntary, rhythmic movement of the eye
  • impaired attention or memory
A

Alcohol

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Wernicke’s Encephalopathy - Caused by thiamine deficiency often associated with alcoholism
3 symptoms

A

confusion
loss of muscle coordination
vision changes

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? syndrome: Retrograde and anteretrograde amnesia and confabulation (attempts to compensate for memory loss by fabricating memories), hallucinations

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Korsakoff’s Syndrome

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Signs of Intoxication for?
- Euphoria
-Anxiety
-Hyperactivity
-Grandiosity
Dilated pupils
-Weight loss
A

Amphetamines, Cocaine

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Signs of Intoxication for?

  • Restlessness
  • Nervousness
  • Excitement
  • Insomnia
  • Flushed face
  • Rambling flow of thought and speech
A

Caffeine

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Signs of Intoxication for?

  • Impaired motor coordination
  • Euphoria
  • Anxiety
  • Sensation of slowed time
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Cannabis

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Signs of Intoxication for?

  • Perceptual changes
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Pranoid ideation
A

Hallucinogens

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Following the cessation of use, re-experience hallucination, This re-experience causes significant distress or impairment.

A

Hallucinogen Persisting Perception Disorder (flashbacks)

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Signs of Intoxication for?

  • Initial euphoria followed by apathy or dysphoria
  • narrowing pupils
  • drowsiness/coma
  • Slurred speech
A

Opioids

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The Alcoholic Family (terms)

- the alcoholic family member

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Dependent

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The Alcoholic Family
- the person who does everything to get the dependent to stop drinking except what might actually work (e.g. confrontation or leaving the relationship) (often the spouse)

A

Enabler

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The Alcoholic Family
- the family member who is aware of what is going on and tries to assume responsibility for the family by being successful (often the oldest child)

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Hero

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The Alcoholic Family

- the family member who rejects the family system (often the 2nd child)

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Scapegoat

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The Alcoholic Family

- the member who quietly withdraws from the family system (often the 3rd child)

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Lost Child

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The Alcoholic Family
- the family member who “plays the clown” in order to relieve family tension or their own pain (often the youngest child)

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Mascot

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The period of Early Full Remission (none of the criteria for Substance Use Disorder except craving is met)

A

For at least 3 months but less than 12 months

17
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The period of Sustained Full Remission (none of the criteria for Substance Use Disorder except craving is met)

A

12 months or longer

18
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A quick screening tool for alcohol problem

  • think you need to cut down drinking
  • people annoy you by criticizing your drinking
  • felt guilty about drinking
  • needed a drink first thing in the morning
A

CAGE questionnaire (two yes indicates problem)

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5 stages of Motivational Interviewing

1. client is not yet thinking about change

A

1 pre-contemplaton

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5 stages of Motivational Interviewing

2. client is thinking about and talking about change.

A
  1. Contemplation
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5 stages of Motivational Interviewing

3. Client is actively planning out steps to take in order to make change

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  1. Preparation
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5 stages of Motivational Interviewing

4. Client is taking positive steps to make changes

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  1. Action
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5 stages of Motivational Interviewing

5. Client is maintaining the change

A
  1. Maintenance
24
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A type of behavioral therapy that uses incentives to help clients abstain from drugs and alcohol.

A

Contingency Management

25
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A type of intervention that aims to reduce the negative effects of alcohol and drug use

A

Harm Reduction

26
Q

fatigue, vivid and unpleasant dreams, and increased appetite is a sign of withdrawal of what?

A

Amphetamine, cocaine

27
Q

Caffeine is commonly used to self-medicate for ?

A

ADHD

28
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What method of negative reinforcement is used to treat alcohol dependence and to discourage drinking.

A

Punishment

29
Q

Grand mal seizures are associated with withdrawal from ?

A

Alcohol

30
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Methadone is considered a form of “? therapy.” (this prevents withdrawal and cravings)

A

agonist

31
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What are commonly abused to self medicate for PTSD?

A

Opioids

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