Substance Use Flashcards
Indicate whether each statement is true or false
The “hero” in alcoholic families is often very successful and popular.
True
Signs of intoxication with opioids include initial euphoria, drowsiness, and impairment in attention and memory.
True
Tolerance is a symptom of substance use disorder
True
Signs of withdrawal with amphetamines/cocaine include fatigue, vivid and unpleasant dreams, and increased appetite.
True
Caffeine is commonly used to self-medicate for Depression
False. Caffeine is commonly used to self medicate for ADHD
12 step programs, such as AA, are based on a disease model of alcoholism.
True
Gastrointestinal disturbances, muscle twitches, and flushed faces are all signs of caffeine intoxication.
True
The “scapegoat” in alcoholic families reject the family system and is often “in trouble”
True
Wernicke’s Encephalopathy is caused by cocaine addiction
False. It is caused by severe alcohol abuse.
Antabuse is used to treat alcohol dependence and uses negative reinforcement to discourage drinking.
False. It uses PUNISHMENT. People get sick (punished) if they drink.
In order to be considered in Sustained Full Remission, a person must not meet any of the criteria for 6 months.
False. 12 months for Full, 1-12 months for Early Full Remission
In alcoholic families, the “Lost Child” is often the youngest child in the family.
False. The “Lost Child” is the inconspicuous, quiet one, whose needs are usually ignored or hidden- often the 3rd child.
Grand mal seizures are associated with withdrawal from alcohol.
True
Getting a DUI is a criteria of a substance use disorder.
False. Law breaking activities have been removed from the DSM 5 criteria for Substance Use. However, the act of driving while intoxicated would be considered a sign since the person is putting themselves in danger while using substances.
Methadone maintenance is used to treat methamphetamine addiction
False. It used to treat Heroin/Opioid addiction