Sub-Concepts
(inter-related concepts)
(inter-related concepts)
How many inter-related concepts were talked about?
What is four?
Addiction can result in this state of being due to poor job performance or workplace-related incidents/ negligence
What is unemployment or job loss?
Why did the patient come to the ER?
What is withdrawal?
Established in 1986 at the First International Conference on Health Promotion, this framework outlines five action areas to improve public health
What is the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion?
Are the rates for gambling addiction higher in males or females during adolescence?
What is males?
How do family dynamics and stress and coping inter-relate?
What is unhealthy family dynamics increase stress and make it difficult to cope. Healthy family dynamics help a person have better methods to cope with stressors?
High-risk practices, such as this behavior, can lead to the transmission of infectious diseases like HIV and Hepatitis C
What is needle sharing?
Name one symptom the patient showed while waiting in the ER
What is agitation/speech changes/muscle twitching/disorientation? (Any one is correct!)
Despite claiming to be drug-free for three years, the patient’s withdrawal symptoms suggest this type of dependence, characterized by neuro-adaptations due to prolonged opioid use.
What is Physical dependence?
During which developmental stage are the rates the highest for developing behavioral addiction?
What is adolescent/young adults?
What happens if the inter-related concepts are ineffective?
What is an individual at a higher risk of addiction?
Elevated rates of addiction can result in this social concept which can isolate or hinder individuals from asking for help
What is social stigma?
What test did the nurses order to check for substance use?
What is a urine sample?
in the Clinical Reasoning Cycle, this step involves interpreting the patient’s withdrawal symptoms, history of substance use, and current OxyContin prescription to determine possible causes and next steps in care.
What is Process information?
Which type of behavioural addiction decreases for seniors?
What is internet addiction?
Name all 4 inter-related concepts
What is Stress and Coping, Family Dynamics, Cognition, Mood and Effect?
Chemical substances such as tobacco or repetitive behaviors such as gambling can act as what?
What is a stimulus?
What could have helped the patient avoid an ER visit?
What is better addiction support / prescription management?
When a nurse considers the patient’s trust issues and reluctance to disclose full substance use history, they engage in this Clinical Reasoning Cycle step to REFINE their approach for future encounters.
What is Reflect on the process and new learning?
This substance which contains synthetic cathinones and is packaged using flamboyant names is commonly misused amongst adolescents
What are bath salts?
Why are the inter-related concepts important in addiction?
What is helps you understand what causes addiction and how to motivate someone to quit?
To overcome the body’s adaptation to a stimulus, this is an act of increasing a stimulus in order to gain the same perception of it
What is tolerance?
What made the patient finally go to the ER?
What is severe withdrawal symptoms?
This Ottawa Charter action area would be applied if hospital policies ensured long-term addiction treatment referrals & integration of harm reduction strategies.
What is Building healthy public policy?
This is the act used by addicts to obtain prescriptions drugs from multiple medical professionals.
What is doctor shopping?