Treatment
Symptoms
Drugs
100
Most comprehensive tool available to assess signs and symptoms of opiate withdrawal in the neonate
What is Scoring NAS
100
Includes irritability, high-pitched cries, sneezing, and seizures
What is Neurological Symptoms
100
Drug that causes the most symptoms
What is Methamphetamines
200
Problems with this treatment include inconsistency regarding scoring intervals, between staff with scoring, and feeding schedule
What is Scoring NAS
200
Effects are vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration
What is Gastrointestinal Symptoms
200
Opiates/Narcotics include methadone, codeine, and...
What is Heroin
300
This treatment does not use clinical help. Instead, the treatment uses swaddling, rocking, breast milk feeding, and temperature stability
What is Non-Pharmacologic
300
Effects are fever, mottling, temperature instability, and nasal stuffiness
What is Autonomic Symptoms
300
What drug usually causes no withdrawal signs, but in 48-60 hours there is decreased arousal and physiological stress
What is Cocaine
400
Morphine is the first-line agent and mainstay of this treatment
What is Pharmacologic Therapy
400
Tremors are associated with which of the three clinical signs
What is Neurological
400
Direct symptoms of this drug are hypotonia, poor suck reflex, apnea, and tremors
What is Benzodiazepines
500
The three methods of treatment most used
What is Scoring NAS, Non-Pharmacologic Intervention, Pharmacologic Therapy
500
Piloerection is associated with which of the three clinical signs
What is Autonomic
500
What drug causes a tendency for use later in life
What is Marijuana
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