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negative rewards are aversive such as increased anxiety and dysphoria by what pathway
GABA
reinforcement is in what 2 brain areas
ventral tegmental area and nucleus accumbens
what is early partial remission
one or more criteria for substance dependence for at least one month but less than 12 months
what is sustained partial remission
one or more criteria but not full criteria have been met for substance dependence for 12 months or longer
Early partial remission
no criteria met for abuse or dependence for at least one month but less than six months
Sustained full remission
no criteria met for abuse or dependence for 12 months or longer
what labs suggest ETOH dependence
BAL >100 exam- >300 anytime

MCV, GGT, AST, ALT, PT, Amylase, lipids, uric acid, all high

low- WBC, K, NA
polytherapy is a newer approach that matches drugs required for safe and effective withdrawal with neurotransmitter deficits created by substance use which are 5 types of meds
SSRI
Opioid antagonists (Revex, Vivitrol, or Revia)
NMDA agonists
anitseizure- tegretol or depakote
andrenergic meds- to decrease bloodpressure and pulse associated with high withdrawal
what are 4 anticraving medications
Revia, Campral, Zofran, Buprenex
Antabuse or Disulfiram
DO NOT administer until ETOH free for at least 12 hours

Advise client to refrain from ETOH or anything that contains ETOH... vinegar, aftershave, perfumes, mouthwash, cough meds for 2 weeks after stopping med)

can increase LFTs
can induce mania

AVERSION TX

if ETOH ingested causes headache, nausea, flushing, vomiting
what SSRI is given to treat ETOH craving and why
Celexa- reduce liking of ETOH
Buprenex
decreased heroin craving and use of opiates
Revex
blocks ETOH induced release of dopamine
REvia or Vivitrol
blocks opioid receptors in rewarding effects of ETOH
Campral
increases abstinence through decreased ETOH craving and alter tolerance
Zofran
Selective inhibitor of Serotonin 5HT3, increases abstinence, decreases craving
review diagnostics for abuse vs. dependence
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