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    Naltrexone Case Study

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    still be abused by chewing and then swallowing several tabs at one time. Unfortunately, the risk of an overdose increases when oxycodone is abused in any manner. Consequently, addicts are switching to easier to inject and snort opioids, such as oxymorphone, fentanyl, morphine, and, of course, heroin. Using painkillers in any way other than as prescribed greatly increases the risk of an overdose. Targiniq ER, a long-acting oxycodone formulation, contains the abuse-deterrent medication naloxone.…

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    Fentanyl Research Paper

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    increasing the dopamine levels causing pain relief. The medical use of fentanyl is pain relief and pain management. Fentanyl can be high addictive and is considered a schedule two narcotic. Withdrawals from fentanyl are very painful and there is a high overdose rate which an into…

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    Marcus Bachhuber, an assistant professor of medicine at the Montefiore Medical Center, where “the study revealed an intriguing trend: between 1999 and 2010, states that permitted medical marijuana had an average of almost 25 percent fewer opioid overdose deaths each year than states where cannabis remained illegal.” While he also explicitly states that although Bachhuber could not prove a direct link between cannabis and opioid deaths, the findings “opened the eyes of many researchers to a…

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    Fentanyl Analysis

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    adipose tissue. As a result, the drug concentration in the bloodstream of children is higher than that in the adults even with the same dosage. More drugs distribute to the tissues in children, so the dosage of children should be lower to prevent overdose. In this case, Prince applied a high dosage of Fentanyl, but his fat tissues are too little for Fentanyl to dissolve into it. Hiigh concentration of Fentanyl stays in the bloodstream and enters body tissues. This results in Fentanyl…

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    “uppers” increase feelings of energy and attention, dilated pupils, delusions, hallucinations, changes in mood, and depression. Stimulants additionally build pulse and heart rate, choke veins, expand blood glucose, and open up breathing entries. An overdose of uppers can be caused by utilizing different medications in the meantime or not knowing the medications she or he is taking. Anabolic steroids impacts help the body hold protein, an important building piece for the development of muscles,…

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    symptoms. However, a sister product (referred to as the mono formulation) contains only buprenorphine without the abuse-deterrent naloxone. It can produce an intense “high,” accidental overdose, or addiction when abused. The combination formulation is by far the safest and most frequently prescribed formulation. Benzodiazepines, alcohol, and similar types of drugs should be avoided because they can slow breathing, increase sedation, or result in an…

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    Medication Vs Therapy

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    medication, is often treated by adding more medications. Which then makes it even more difficult to get off of the medication, if desired, without extreme hospitalization. On an even darker side, the younger children on these medications can die due to overdose on medications their doctor sees fit for their age, even though the recommendation is 18 years or…

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    The War on Prescription Drug Abuse Regulation of Prescription drugs is mandatory in order to curb this nationwide epidemic. The use of prescription drugs in today’s society have led to harsh consequences such as addiction, overdose and the transition to illegal drug abuse. Despite the need for regulation there are others who believe that regulation of drugs will end up hurting our patients in the long run. However, drug regulation is key to Americas survival as a country because without it our…

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    OTC Drug Abuse

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    OTC Drug Abuse Over the counter drug abuse.Just alone, is not good news in the slightest bit. It’s one of the many serious problems in the world today. Drug abuse isn’t just about street drugs such as marijuana. Besides marijuana, legal medications are the most commonly abused drugs in the U.S. Over-the-counter and prescription drugs can help and heal us.. But some can be addictive and dangerous if they’re used the wrong way. I chose two questions to ask someone who knows a lot in this kind…

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    Overview (Considering patient is an acute state of illness) Treatment can be given in an outpatient setting because she has good support from her family and friends, has good insight, low risk of self harm and harm to others and she is able to come for follow-up. No Mental Health Act issues are concerned as consenting to treatment. Acute Management Biological Upon starting treatment, discuss with the patient about the treatment options, expected outcomes (of treatment/not taking treatment/…

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