Use vs abuse vs dependence
Drug Abuse Facts, Signs, Statistics & Effects
a. “use” vs “misuse” vs “impairment” vs “abuse” vs “dependence” b. no criterion vs DSM III vs DSM III-R vs DSM IV. 3. differences over time: a. unclear if related to actual changes in patterns or is an artifact of sampling, etc. bias due to concern about anonymity is a big problem with this type of data.
[DOCX File]PART ONE: THINKING ABOUT DRUG USE AND DRUG CONTROL
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Drug Abuse and Dependence. Controlled Substance Class. Armodafinil is a Schedule IV controlled substance. Abuse Potential and Dependence. Based on studies with modafinil, the abuse potential of armodafinil is expected to be similar. Modafinil has been reported to produce euphoria, alterations in mood, perception, thinking and feelings.
[DOCX File]Target Product Profile Template
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unlike other crime, child neglect and abuse is still on rise. Census: risk factors: poverty, welfare dependence, absent parents, one-parent families, unwed mothers, and parents who did not graduate from high school ( 50% of kids have at least one of these …
[DOC File]Najavits - Treatment Innovations
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Substance dependence – use drug despite know consequences, impaired control, tolerance. Physical dependence – separate from abuse/dependence categories, just means tolerance/withdrawal can occur ( substance dependence has physical dependence. Substance Dependence DSM Criteria – physical dependence, impaired control, life re-organized, cont.
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Topics include abuse vs. dependence, abstinence, harm reduction, and controlled use and the meaning of client’s substance abuse in the context of their PTSD. Adapting Seeking Safety: Seeking Safety is designed for maximum flexibility and adaptability. A major goal of this call is to support you in bringing your clinical wisdom, experience and ...
[DOCX File]NMEM + COI INSTRUCTIONS TO FIELD REVIEWERS
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A large portion of the chapter described DSM-5. We began by explaining why DSM-5 moved to a one-axis system and discussed making and reporting a diagnosis. In this process, we discussed how to order diagnoses; the use of subtypes, specifiers, and severity; how to make a provisional diagnosis; and the use of other specified or unspecified disorders.
[DOC File]Diagnosis in the Assessment Process
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Describe the nature and extent of any circumstances known to the moving party that would subject the child/ren to a risk of neglect or abuse in either parent’s custody including, but not limited to, substance abuse or dependence, and domestic violence.
[DOC File]Juvenile Justice Outline - NYU Law
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You may buy the books below at Amherst Books (they are also on reserve in Frost Library) – except for Graff and Birkenstein, which you must buy.
[DOC File]11-2-07 Suicide
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Abuse: Identify types of abuse and adverse reactions pertinent to them. Identify particularly susceptible patient populations. Dependence: Discuss potential for dependence and describe the characteristic effects resulting from psychological or physical dependence.
[DOC File]SUBSTANCE ABUSE & HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS
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Addiction (e.g., use vs abuse vs dependence; substance induced psychiatric disorders) Psychiatry: Formulate an approach to the work-up and management of: Persistent Abnormal Mood (e.g., affective disorders) Anxiety (e.g., GAD, panic, OCD, PTSD, social and other phobias) Personality Dysfunction (e.g., Axis II disorders and traits) Abnormal ...
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