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Table of Content
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1. dacamprosate; 56. dgabapentin; 111. dprotriptyline;
2. dagomelatine; 57. dgalantamine; 112. dquazepam;
3. dalprazolam; 58. dguanfacine; 113. dquetiapine;
4. damisulpride; 59. dhaloperidol; 114. dramelteon;
5. damitriptyline; 60. dhydroxyzine; 115. dreboxetine;
6. damoxapine; 61. diloperidone; 116. drisperidone;
7. damphetamin d(d); 62. dimipramine; 117. drivastigmine;
8. damphetamine d(d,l); 63. disocarboxazid; 118. dselegiline;
9. daripiprazole; 64. dketamine; 119. dsertindole;
10. darmodafinil; 65. dlamotrigine; 120. dsertraline;
11. dasenapine; 66. dlevetiracetam; 121. dsildenafil;
12. datomoxetine; 67. dlemborexant; 122. dsodium doxybate;
13. dbenztropine; 68. dlevomilnacipran; 123. dsolriamfetol;
14. dblonanserin; 69. dlisdexamfetamine; 124. dsulpiride;
15. dbremelanotide; 70. dlithium; 125. dsuvorexant;
16. dbrexanolone; 71. dlofexidine; 126. dtasimelteon;
17. dbrexpiprazole; 72. dlofepramine; 127. dtemazepam;
18. dbuprenorphine; 73. dloflazeptate; 128. dthioridazine;
19. dbupropion; 74. dlorazepam; 129. dthiothixene;
20. dbuspirone; 75. dloxapine; 130. dtiagabine;
21. dcaprylidene; 76. dlumateperone; 131. dtianeptine;
22. dcarbamazepine; 77. dlurasidone; 132. dtopiramate;
23. dcariprazine; 78. dmaprotiline; 133. dtranylcypromine;
24. dchlordiazepoxide; 79. dmemantine; 134. dtrazodone;
25. dchlorpromazine; 80. dmethylfolate d(l); 135. dtriazolam;
26. dcitalopram; 81. dmethylphenidate d(d); 136. dtrifluoperazine;
27. dclomipramine; 82. dmethylphenidate d(d,l); 137. dtrihexyphenidyl;
28. dclonazepam; 83. dmianserin; 138. dtriiodothyronine;
29. dclonidine; 84. dmidazolam; 139. dtrimipramine;
30. dclorazepate; 85. dmilnacipran; 140. dvalbenazine;
31. dclozapine; 86. dmirtazapine; 141. dvalproate;
32. dcyamemazine; 87. dmoclobemide; 142. dvarenicline;
33. ddesipramine; 88. dmodafinil; 143. dvenlafaxine;
34. ddesvenlafaxine; 89. dmolindone; 144. dvilazodone;
35. ddeutetrabenazine; 90. dnalmefene; 145. dvortioxetine;
36. ddextromethorphan; 91. dnaltrexone; 146. dzaleplon;
37. ddiazepam; 92. dnaltrexone-bupropion; 147. dziprasidone;
38. ddiphenhydramine; 93. dnefazodone; 148. dzolpidem;
39. ddisulfiram; 94. dnortriptyline; 149. dzonisamide;
40. ddonepezil; 95. dolanzapine; 150. dzopiclone;
41. ddothiepin; 96. doxazepam; 151. dzotepine;
42. ddoxepin; 97. doxcarbazepine; 152. dzuclopenthixol;
43. dduloxetine; 98. dpaliperidone;
44. descitalopram; 99. dparoxetine;
45. desketamine; 100. dperospirone;
46. destazolam; 101. dperphenazine;
47. deszopiclone; 102. dphenelzine;
48. dflibanserin; 103. dphentermine-topiramate;
49. dflumazenil; 104. dpimavanserin;
50. dflunitrazepam; 105. dpimozide;
51. dfluoxetine; 106. dpipothiazine;
52. dflupenthixol; 107. dpitolisant;
53. dfluphenazine; 108. dprazosin;
54. dflurazepam; 109. dpregabalin;
55. dfluvoxamine; 110. dpropranolol;
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Chapter Questions on Alcohol abstinence/Alcohol dependence/Alcohol withdrawal
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A client has been prescribed naltrexone (Trexan) for treatment of alcohol dependence. The nurse
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has explained the drugs purpose to the client. The nurse determines that the client has understood
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the instructions when the client identifies which of the following about the drug?
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Causes itching if alcohol is consumed
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Improves appetite and nutritional status
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An adolescent client tells the nurse that he or she occasionally sniffs airplane glue. When
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discussing the effects of long-term use of inhalants, which of the following would the nurse most
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A client tells the nurse that he is committed to trying to quit smoking. When teaching the client
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about smoking cessation, which of the following would the nurse include?
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Success usually involves more than one type of intervention.
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Relapse is fairly rare within the first year of quitting.
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Ear acupressure is a highly proven method for quitting.
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The nurse is completing the admission of a client who is seeking treatment for alcoholism. He
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tells the nurse that the last time he had any alcohol to drink was at 10:00 AM before he left for
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the hospital. The nurse closely monitors the client. Which of the following would lead the nurse
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to suspect that the client is experiencing stage 1 of alcohol withdrawal syndrome? Select all that
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apply.
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