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    Module 2 Application Assignment: Pharmacodynamics and Pharmacokinetics In order to understand the impact of opioids on clients’ counselors need to be familiar with the terminology used in the study of addictions. To understand the pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics of opioids knowing their meaning is essential. Pharmacodynamics explains the effects drugs like opioids have on the body and brain functions while pharmacokinetics focuses on the body’s interaction with the drugs and how it…

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    addicted to a synthetic narcotic, methadone, instead of heroin or whatever other drugs the patient may use. Methadone is a very strong drug, making it only require one hit a day for patients to get their fix. Methadone prevents patients from physical withdrawal and also reduces drug cravings. Although methadone treatment can be effective, it does not prevent patients from continuing to use narcotics while undergoing treatment. The success rate of methadone treatment actually fully working in…

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    Identity Theft Case

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    approximately 2300 hours to make a $400.00 withdrawal and check his account balance two times. Plank advised the representative he did not make a $400.00 withdrawal but did check his account balance twice on 06-03-17. The representative recommended that Plank file a police report in order to begin an internal investigation for his loss. Plank did not recall or write down the Bank representative’s name. Plank stated he did not give anyone permission to withdrawal funds from his banking…

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    Alcoholism Disease

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    risk of alcoholism in sons of alcoholic fathers is twenty-five percent. One of the main problems with quitting drinking is withdrawal. This is when the body has a negative reaction because the alcohol it is so used to is no longer present. About ninety-five percent of alcoholics who quit drinking have mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms. Some of the symptoms of withdrawal…

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    Newborn Baby Heroin

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    I have just learned that my adopted newborn baby mother was a heroin addict and must decide what to do with the information. My lot in life is that I was presented with a difficult task of raising a child that had a mother doing drugs, and due to this, I may not know what can happen to my baby within its first few minutes, days, or even months of its life. As such, this is a situation in life that may not necessarily have positive outcomes. Research shows that symptoms of heroin use in the…

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    ask is what is the difference in dependence and addiction? “Today, making a distinction between dependence and addiction, we would argue that, while caffeine has a low potential for abuse, frequent caffeine consumers are caffeine dependent in that withdrawal of caffeine has adverse effects…” (Rogers, P.J., Heatherley, S.V., Mullings, E.L. et al. 2013). Dependence is simply how the body adapts and responds to the (chronic) use of the drug, while addiction is when the individual becomes physically…

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    when they were not in the presence of their phone. A common sign of addiction is when one feels discomfort or anxiety when their phone is not near them because it shows a possible dependence. This dynamic is similar to how a drug addict would feel withdrawal when they stop the intake of drugs. Another red flag is the random checking of a phone: turning it on or off for no reason; 85% of the students surveyed did this. People do this in order to assuage their anxiety; they feel that if they do…

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    irritability, anxiety and loss of appetite. Still, those symptoms are mild compared with an opiate or alcohol withdrawal” (Sanders). There are very few withdrawal issues when it comes to stopping marijuana use after a long time of heavy usage. Not only this, but the withdrawals do not always affect everyone who has partaken in the use of this drug. Unlike alcohol, marijuana withdrawals are not really physical and has more to do with a psychological need for the substance. “Stage 1 (mild):…

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    Matthew Eichelberger, a 30-year-old biracial male, successful, married for 8 years and 4 children in their family unit, explains his addiction in detail and why it was hard for him to find sobriety. I come from a two-parent home and I have two siblings. My father drunk very heavily but my mom didn’t. Neither one of my sister’s drink but I use to drink heavily which led to my addiction. I would like to say that genetics played a major part but choice is what take precedence over genetics to me.…

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    Antimicrobial Essay

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    cause significant harm to patients, but they are able to kill or inhibit growth of harmful microorganisms (3). It is believed that antimicrobials pose a hazard to human health through both residues and resistance (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). By adhering to drug withdrawal periods, as well as prudent use of antimicrobials, the use of these drugs can be decreased (1, 2, 4, 5, 6). Antimicrobials can be administered through a…

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