When to self-disclose according to NAADAC code of ethics
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APs must obtain consultation before disclosing personal info, personal info
must benefit the client
cocaine
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because of tendency to self-medicate with CNS depressants,
polysubstance detox is advised for individuals withdrawing from
,intoxication and binge
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using substances to experience pleasurable effects
Stage 3 of withdrawal
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post-acute phase sharp peak and then decline in symptoms, can last weeks
or months, insomnia, anxiety, memory probs, emotional instability
Contingency management uses principles of
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operant conditioning - to increase or decrease behaviors through
immediate rewards or consequences
DSM 5 Panic disorder criteria
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Reaches peak within minutes
,cultural competence
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having an awareness and acceptance of cultures and the ability to interact
effectively with people of diverse cultures
Brain's reward pathway (limbic system)
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controls motivation, pleasure, reward - is designed to repeat pleasurable
behavior. Dopamine is primary neurotransmitter associated with motivation
and pleasure
Withdrawal stage 1
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can occur w/in a few hours to 24 hours of use
alcohol withdrawal can occur w.in hours of last drink
benzo withdrawal can occur 1-4 days
Norepinephrine
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, movement, sleep, memory, alertness, anxiety; affected by cocaine, meth,
MDMA
Collateral Reports
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When in used isolation, a standardized risk assessment is found superior to
SMAST-G
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used to asses alcohol use / misuse in older adults
probing
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questions meant to search or investigate "can you give me an example..."
LSD has potential for
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APs must obtain consultation before disclosing personal info, personal info
must benefit the client
cocaine
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because of tendency to self-medicate with CNS depressants,
polysubstance detox is advised for individuals withdrawing from
,intoxication and binge
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using substances to experience pleasurable effects
Stage 3 of withdrawal
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post-acute phase sharp peak and then decline in symptoms, can last weeks
or months, insomnia, anxiety, memory probs, emotional instability
Contingency management uses principles of
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operant conditioning - to increase or decrease behaviors through
immediate rewards or consequences
DSM 5 Panic disorder criteria
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Reaches peak within minutes
,cultural competence
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having an awareness and acceptance of cultures and the ability to interact
effectively with people of diverse cultures
Brain's reward pathway (limbic system)
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controls motivation, pleasure, reward - is designed to repeat pleasurable
behavior. Dopamine is primary neurotransmitter associated with motivation
and pleasure
Withdrawal stage 1
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can occur w/in a few hours to 24 hours of use
alcohol withdrawal can occur w.in hours of last drink
benzo withdrawal can occur 1-4 days
Norepinephrine
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, movement, sleep, memory, alertness, anxiety; affected by cocaine, meth,
MDMA
Collateral Reports
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When in used isolation, a standardized risk assessment is found superior to
SMAST-G
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used to asses alcohol use / misuse in older adults
probing
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questions meant to search or investigate "can you give me an example..."
LSD has potential for
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