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Psych Unit 4 Addiction

AB
addictiondependence or need for substance, need, or condition
substance abuserecurrent substance use leads to social/interpersonal problems, etc.
substance dependence toleranceneed for more of a drug; has withdrawal symptoms; less effect with same amt.
substance dpendenceintense craving, unscussefful attempts to cut down, lots of time spent getting & doing the drug
substance intoxicationdevelopmetn of reversible substance ; symptoms not due to other conditions
substance withrawaldevel. of substance specific syndrome, occurs within 4-12 hours of quitting
biol predisposing factors for addictonsparent with addiction variation of DRD2 gene, biochemical: brain may produce endorphins in response to addiction
developmental influences on addictionpunitive superego; stuck in oral stage of development
personality factors of addictionsinability to relax or defer gratificaiton, inability to communicate effectively
social factors for addictionchildren & adolesents more likely to use if parents do; also peer group
conditioningpleasurable efffects from the substance may lead to increased use
culture & ethnic influencessome cultures use more drugs, i.e. indiginous tribes
patterns of use & alcohol use50% of Americans above 12 report current alcohol use
percent of drinkers who binge25%
most widely used drug in USalcohol 1
3rd leading cause of preventable deathsalcohol 2
leading cause of mental retardationFAS
4 phases of alcoholismJellinek model of alcohol addition
phase 1 Jellinekpre-alcoholic; use of alcohol to relieve every stressses 1-2 years
phase 2 JelliniikEarly alcoholics; begins with blackouts; alcohol is required takes 6 mos to 5 yrs.
phase 3 Jellinikcrucial; concern over drinking expressed by others; dependence physical & psychological
phase 4 Jellinikchronic; drinks to blackout, passout, emotional disintegration; intoxicated more often than being sober
alcohol withdrawal sxtremor, headache, sweating, tchycardia, inc. BP, irritability, delterium tremons (2nd or 3rd day), seziures
peripheral neuropathypain, burning, tingling or prickling sensation of extremities
alcoholic myopathyresults from same b vitamin deficiency that causes PN
acute alcohlic myopathysudden onset of muscle pain, reddish tinge to urine, rapid enzymes in blood
chronic alcohlic myopathychronic muscle wasting or weakness
Wernickes encephalopathyserious thyiamine deficiency, diplopia, ataxia, somnolence, stupor
Korsakoff's psychosisconfsuon, loss of recent memory, confabulation in pts receovering from Wernicke's
tx for Wernickes & Korsakofforal &/or IV thiamine
hepatic encephalopathycontinued rise in serum amonia levels leads to death


Dr. Hyla Harvey
Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine
Hurricane, WV

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