Substance Use Disorder vs. Substance Induced Disorders, Substance-Induced Neurocognitive Disorder

Question 1

Substance Use Disorder

Answer 1

This person falls within a continuum of mild to severe, it depends on how many of the criteria that they meet. Failure to perform their major roles or obligations. It impacts their social interactions. They have made an effort to stop and they can’t stop. Increase tolerance where they have to drink more in order to get the same effect. Dependence, if they don’t have to get their substance, they withdraw.

Question 2

Substance Induced Disorders

Answer 2

The overarching related to Substance intoxication or withdrawal. Intoxication, currently on the substance. Withdrawal, trying to get off the substance. Know symptoms for the exam. The test could ask about different signs of withdrawal.

Question 3

Substance-Induced Neurocognitive Disorder

Question 4

Substance-Induced Mild Neurocognitive Disorder

Answer 4

Describes neurocognitive symptoms like difficulties with learning or executive functioning that are associated with prolonged methamphetamine or cocaine abuse.

Question 5

Substance-Induced Mild Neurocognitive Disorder

Answer 5

Describes neurocognitive symptoms like difficulties with learning or executive functioning that are associated with prolonged methamphetamine or cocaine abuse.