tachycardia, hypertension, hypersensitivity, tremors

Sudden sniffing death syndrome

thiamine and folic acid

tapering doses of diazepam or clonazepam over 8-12 weeks

a condition in which higher doses of a substance are required to achieve the same effect as the first

hypertension, tonic/clonic seizures, anxiety

What is blood level of 0.08%

program steps include spiritual, cognitive, and behavioral components

used in a maintenance program, helps to relieve opiate withdrawal symptoms, helps to reduce cravings, classified as a narcotic agonist and analgesic

a condition of continued use of a substance despite adverse consequences

severe anxiety, drug seeking behavior, intense depression

respiratory depression, stupor, and coma

decreased stimuli, falls risk, suction set up, seizure precautions

client education includes reading labels, is an adjunct therapy for abstinence

the process of safely and effectively withdrawing from a substance - usually occurs under medical supervision

Mood changes, increased appetite, sleep disturbance

malignant hyperthermia, renal failure, cardiac arrest

focus is on the immediate problem, examines the thinking process that leads to decisions to use a substance, helps to identify triggers and coping mechanisms

blocks opioid receptors and reduces alcohol cravings - is an adjunctive treatment of alcohol or narcotic dependence

the clients inability to accept his or her loss of control over substance use or severity of the consequences associated with the substance abuse

lacrimation, goose flesh, dilated pupils, rhinorrhea

chest pain, seizure, cardiac dysrhythmia, cardiac arrest

self awareness, listening to what the client is saying, expressing care and concern for the client, communicate the treatment plan, provide fair and consistent consequences for negative behavior

maintains abstinence from opiates and decreases opiate cravings, is a combination drug - partial opioid agonist and partial opioid antagonist

an amnestic disorder (organic brain disorder) that includes an acute phase (_____) and a chronic phase (____)