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What are the goals for intervention?
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Present addiction as a treatable disease, convery concern about safety, obtain agreement to assessment/treatment
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Who can be on an intervention team?
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2-3 individuals, including department chair/program director, pyschiatrist, recovering MDA/CRNA, spouse or close friend
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What is the length of treatment for substance abuse?
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4-8 weeks inpatient, 1-2 years after-care
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How expensive is substance abuse treatment?
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$25-30k
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When do opioid withdrawl symptoms peak?
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2-3 days
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How is withdrawl treated?
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Clonidine, methadone, buprenorphine, tricyclics, GABA agonists, Zofran, CRF antagonists, vaccines (Cannabis and Nicotine)
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What is a Talbot Category I?
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Patient may return immediately following treatment, has acceptance of disease, family support, no dual dx
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What is a Talbot Category II?
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Possible return, possible relapse, dysfunction but improving family, no dual diagnosis
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What is a Talbot Category III?
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Redirected to another specialty, Prolonged IV use, prior tx and failure, entered anesthesia for access to drugs, dysfunctional family, dual dx
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What is present in a reentry contract?
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Abstinence from all drugs, drug screens, no meds except prescribed by PMD, oral naltrexone for 1-2 years, no narc, limited work schedule
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