Week 12 Flashcards

1
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When should follow up occure

A

Between 1 and 3 months

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2
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Where are interventions aimed

A

At the drug
The environment
And the individual

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3
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How long should people stay in methadone maintenance therapy

A

At least on year but maintenance treatment can be provided between 2-3 years

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4
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Who is methadone maintenance most suited for?

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People who are not yet willing to give up opiate use but are sick if the negative lifestyle or pregnant women

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5
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What is naltroxone maintenance therapy

A

Block the effects of heroin is taken

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6
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What are the cons if naltrexone maintenance therapy

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High risk of overdose

Expensive

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7
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What role does disulfiram play in treating addiction

A

Stop metabolism of alcohol making you feel sick

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8
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Why is the effectiveness of disulfiram believed to be poor and good

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Because compliance is poor. But people who are highly motivated have good results and often take it in high risk situations

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9
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How does acamprosate act on the body to assist in treating addiction

A

It acts and GABA and glutamate NTs and is through to reduce symptoms of protracted withdrawal

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10
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How long do the effects of acamprosate last and who are they most effective on

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Several weeks to months and must successful on those with severe dependents

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11
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How does topirate work

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Its inceases inhibitory (gaba) NT and reduces stimulatory (glutamate) NT

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12
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What are the pros and cons of topiramate

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No fda approval, but off label topiramate has been used to treat alcohol and cocaine adiction

studies have shown improved drinking outcomes compred to placebo

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13
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What role to sobering up centres play

A
Safe place for detox
Access to practiacal resources like shower bed and laundry
Addict is monitored 
Link to further treatment
Support of the police
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14
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Describe a breif interventions who are the most useful too

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1-5 sessions
Self help material
Intervene on decison making goal setting problem solving and relapse prevention
Most effective for those with mild addiction

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15
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What is the purpose of motivational interview who does it work best on

A

Weigh up pros and cons
Identify the helps and hinders of chance to enhance the desire to change.
Best suited for those who are ambivalent (have mixed feelings) towards helping themselves

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16
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What takes place during individualised counseling

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Focuses on stoppingg drug use
Adress related areas of impaired functioning
Emphasis on short term behavioural goal
Sessions once or twice a week

17
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What does relapse prevention focus on

A

Identifying and avoiding high risk situations and dealing with slip ups
Exploring pros and cons of use
Self monitor to recognise cravings

18
Q

What types of things would someone undergoing social skills training take part in

A
Stress management/relaxation
Depression management 
Budgeting
Recreational therapy
Employment training 
Nutritional counselling 
Assetion training
19
Q

What are residential treatment services

A

Gives those with severe dependence and lack of stable accommodation a place to live

20
Q

What is meant be theraputic community

A

Residential program that is run by people who have successfully completed the program

21
Q

What is voucher based reinforcement who mainly recieves this treatment

A

Adults who abuse opiods and the receive a voucher for every clean urine sample they provide the values of the voucher are low at first but increase

22
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How do prize incentives differ from voucher based reinforcement

A

Turning in clean urine or breath test samples or attending councilling give u the opportunity to win cash prizes but resets to one with a negative test