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NU665 EXAM 2-SUD, integrated
care, paraphilic d/o, metabolic
syndrome
DSM5
Mild SUD
MODERATE
SEVERE
early remission
sustained remission - Correct answer 2-3 sx
4-5 SX
6 or more sx
no criteria except cravings for at least 3 mos. and <12
no criteria except craving for >12 mos
pulsatile release pattern - Correct answer release of extended release
drugs I.e. stimulants
false sense of security-still able to be misused I.e. stimulants
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NU665 EXAM 2-SUD, integrated

care, paraphilic d/o, metabolic

syndrome

DSM

Mild SUD MODERATE SEVERE early remission sustained remission - Correct answer ✔2-3 sx 4-5 SX 6 or more sx no criteria except cravings for at least 3 mos. and < no criteria except craving for >12 mos pulsatile release pattern - Correct answer ✔release of extended release drugs I.e. stimulants false sense of security-still able to be misused I.e. stimulants

how do you resensitize drug receptors for pleasurable effects? - Correct answer ✔substance needs to be withdrawn-leads to cravings when are nicotinic receptors desensitized - Correct answer ✔time that one cigarette is finished resensitized in ~45 mins most commonly abused substances (in order) most commonly USED substance - Correct answer ✔alcohol-tobacco-MJ (in that order) caffeine onset of caffeine w/d sx peak resolution - Correct answer ✔12-24 hrs peak 24-48 hrs resolution 1 week nicotine w/d sx onset peak duration - Correct answer ✔onset 2 hrs peak 24-48 hrs last weeks-months

what percent of people w/ OUD have another psychiatric d/o? - Correct answer ✔90% what percent of people with OUD will attempt suicide at least once? - Correct answer ✔15% fatal withdrawals - Correct answer ✔ETOH BZDs heroine w/d onset and peak methadone w/d onset and peak - Correct answer ✔1. 6-8 hrs, 2-3 days, resolves 7-10 days

  1. 1-3 days, lasts 10-14 days non-BZD sedative hypnotics - Correct answer ✔zolpidem (ambien) eszopiclone (Lunesta) BZDs OD antidote - Correct answer ✔flumazenil (romazicon) how to taper BZD - Correct answer ✔decrease by no more than 10% total dose each week stimulant w/d onset peak and duration - Correct answer ✔peak 2-4 days last about a week

onset hrs after last use hallucinogen intoxication sx - Correct answer ✔synesthesia (see sounds, taste words etc) hallucinations illusions hallucinogen persisting perception disorder - Correct answer ✔"flashbacks" that occur in 15-80% of users DSM- solvents volatile substances - Correct answer ✔other names for inhalants MAT options - Correct answer ✔naltrexone (opioid antagonist) methadone (opioid agonist) Suboxone (partial agonist) subutex (bup only) goals of MAT - Correct answer ✔1. reduce adverse effects of OUD (relapse, crime, death)

  1. stabilize brain
  2. reduce opioid cravings

nucleus accumbens (pleasure center) the brains pleasure center - Correct answer ✔nucleus accumbens-dopamine powerhouse Counteradaptation - Correct answer ✔initial positive reward feelings are followed by development of tolerance-greater amounts of substance are needed to achieve diminishing levels of positive rewards SBIRT - Correct answer ✔Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment SAMHSA PRINCIPLES OF MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING - Correct answer ✔Change talk roll with resistance-avoid challenging person's resistance and accept ambivalence contingency management in SUD treatment - Correct answer ✔behavioral reinforcement based approach w/in CBT model accountable care organizations - Correct answer ✔groups of doctors, hospitals, and other health care providers, who come together voluntarily to give coordinated high quality care to their Medicare patients medicare pts get right care at right time and she in the cost savings

what is the mainstay of integrated care settings? - Correct answer ✔screenings (medical and mental health) what are 2 new services in collaborative integrative care model - Correct answer ✔1. BH care manager

  1. consulting psychiatrist/mental health specialist curbside consults - Correct answer ✔PMHNP consulting with other providers in integrative system what is one of the most significant factors of enacting NP leadership in primary care? - Correct answer ✔physician resistance what additional leadership attribute is identified in NP leadership article? - Correct answer ✔risk-taking health homes - Correct answer ✔funded by the Affordable Care Act; similar services to Patient-Centered Medical Home, but with expanded coverage for mental health and substance use services, health promotion, and patient and family support services builds linkages to community supports and resources; enhances coordination and integration of primary and BHC to better meet needs of people w/ multiple chronic illnesses SAMHSA 3 categories of implementation of integrated health system - Correct answer ✔1. coordination: communication

when does paraphilia become paraphilia d/o? - Correct answer ✔when criteria B -harm to self or others is met what must you differentiate from paraphilia d/o's? - Correct answer ✔1. non pathological sexual fantasies (most important)

  1. dementia
  2. personality change d/t medical condition
  3. manic episode and substance intoxication
  4. schizophrenia most common of potentially law-breaking sexual behaviors - Correct answer ✔voyeuristic d/o's when is voyeuristic d/o considered to be in full remission - Correct answer ✔at least 5 years w/in controlled environment pedophilic sexual orientation vs d/o - Correct answer ✔d/o causes distress and impairment in invidividual orientation when no acting on impulses and are not functionally limited from them age criteria for pedophilic d/o - Correct answer ✔age is at least 16 YO and victim is at least 5 years younger

doesn't include individuals in late adolescence in relationship w 12 or 13 YO autogynephilia - Correct answer ✔Sexual arousal of genital male associated with the idea or image of being a woman. new subcategory of pedophilia - Correct answer ✔infantophilia who is most vulnerable to paraophilic d/o's? - Correct answer ✔personality d/os with low self esteem, anger management, low empathy, delaying gratification fewer than ___% of sex offenders in US have sexual sadism d/o ___% of those that have committed sexually motivated homicides have d/o - Correct answer ✔10 % 35-75% poor prognosis for pharaphilic d/o's - Correct answer ✔1. early onset

  1. legal charges
  2. unmotivated/uncooperative attitude
  3. paraphilia as only sexual activity
  4. comorbidity and lack of remorse possible comorbidities of paraphilia - Correct answer ✔1. other paraphilic d/o's
  1. HDL <40 in men and <50 in women
  2. fasting blood glucose >100 or on tx for T2DM
  3. BP >/=130/85 or on tx for HTN what federation specifies waist circumference by ethnicity in metabolic syndrome? - Correct answer ✔international diabetes federation (IDF) metabolic syndrome risk factors - Correct answer ✔elevated BP dyslipidemia raised fasting glucose central obesity / have HTN ___ have controlled HTN - Correct answer ✔1 in 3 1/2 have controlled BP (w/ dx HTN) when is pt screen for evelated BP - Correct answer ✔USPFTF: 18-39 q3- years age 40 yearly screen AHA: screen starting at age 20 for q2years BP normal

elevated HTN: stage 1 stage 2 - Correct answer ✔normal: <120/< elevated: 120-129/< stage 1: 130-139 or diastolic 80- stage 2: >/=140 or diastolic at least 90 HTN medications - Correct answer ✔thiazides, ACEI's, ARBs, CCB BB no longer many now only CAD, post MI, HF etc people with high cholesterol have ___ the risk for heart disease - Correct answer ✔twice the risk dyslipidemia screening criteria - Correct answer ✔NIH: all ages 9-11 and again at 17-21 YO adults: age 20 then q5 years criteria to perform full lipid panel on no cardiac risk factors lipid panel vs cardiac risk factors - Correct answer ✔1. total-C >

  1. total-C >

what is a possible side effect of statins - Correct answer ✔myalgias -weak/achy sx DM risk factors - Correct answer ✔1. >45 YO

  1. overweight
  2. first degree relative
  3. gestational DM
  4. physical inactivity
  5. race: AA, latino, indian, asian, Pacific Islander, Hawaiians DM labs - Correct answer ✔BMP hgb A1C UA for micro albumin A1C healthy pre diabetes diabetes - Correct answer ✔1. below 5.
  6. 5.7-6.
  7. 6.5 and above FBGC healthy

pre dm diabetes - Correct answer ✔1. <

  1. 100-

what are you looking for in UA in diabetes pt - Correct answer ✔ketones protein what is first sign of kidney disease - Correct answer ✔protein in urine UTI positive urine - Correct answer ✔leukocytes and nitrates DM meds - Correct answer ✔biguanides GLP-1 (metformin) SGLT-1/2 (glucoseuria caused) DPP4 (genuvia-watch high tryglycerides and don't want pancreatitis) BMI underweight normal overweight obese - Correct answer ✔1. <18.

  1. 18.5-24.

T2DM

new addiction in DSM5 - Correct answer ✔gambling 2 neurobiological processes of addiction - Correct answer ✔1. reinforcements-DA reward center

  1. neuroadaptation-brain changes in structure leading to tolerance and w/d age group with highest prevalence of substance use - Correct answer ✔18- 24 YO diagnoses w/ highest prevalence of SUD - Correct answer ✔schizophrenia 4x bipolar d/o 5x specific criteria needed to identify substance use as abuse - Correct answer ✔1. 12 mo period of sustained use
  2. continued use in physically hazardous situations
  3. continued use despite inability to fulfill major role obligations
  4. continues despite multiple negative consequences in social relationships and legal problems behavioral health in primary care - Correct answer ✔impact model cherokee model (TN) diamond (Minnesota)

MCPAP (MA)

primary care in BH settins - Correct answer ✔health homes universal screenings navigators (nurses, SW_ fiscal integration STABLE project - Correct answer ✔standard for bipolar excellence project -identification and management of bipolar d/o what does stable resource kit include - Correct answer ✔1. 2 depression screening tools

  1. Bipolar d/o screening-MDQ, CIDI
  2. suicide risk assessment-SBQ-R
  3. substance use screening-AUDIT, CAGE
  4. level of functioning-AIMS preferred tx for hallucinogen intoxication - Correct answer ✔"guiding" haldol/bzds to maintain safety sometimes MAT goals - Correct answer ✔1. reduce adverse effects of SUD
  5. reduce cravings
  6. stabilize brain