AUD
This is the term associated with needing more alcohol over time to have the same effect
Tolerance
This class of drug requires a slow taper over time
Benzodiazapene
Elevated total bilirubin causes which effect in cirrhosis
Jaundice
Disruption in this part of the brain can cause an eating disorder
Hypothalamus
This behavior is considered eating excessively and this behavior is getting rid of the food eaten
Binge and purge
Cardiac and respiratory collapse can be associated with this complication
Tremors and psychomotor agitation can be associated with this
Benzo withdrawal
Mouthwash and vinegar should be avoided with this
Disulfirum (Antabuse)
There is a lot of this in anorexic families
Conflict
These two common electrolyte abnormalities occur in bulimia
Hypokalemia and hypomagnesemia
Impaired concentration and unsteady gait can be associated with this
ETOH intoxication
Euphoria, pressured speech, and grandiosity can be associated with
Stimulant intoxication
These three vitamins are depleted in chronic alcohol abuse
Thiamine, Folate or Folic acid, and Vitamin B 12
Adolescent girls have this is common to develop anorexia
Body dissatisfaction
This is the most common side effect to purging
Dental caries
These three drugs can be utilized during CIWA protocol
Lorazepam, diazepam, chlordiazepoxide
Hypertension and angina are physiological effects of what substance
Stimulants
Journaling can be effective in which diagnosis
Dual
Those with anorexia don't acknowledge they have a
These checks should be done in bulimic patients
Bathroom
Sweating, tremors, and tachycardia are associated with
Mild withdrawal
This is the marked symptom of stimulant withdrawal
Dysphoria
Mood and affect are part of which assessment
Psychosocial
Laxative abuse can be considered this
Compensatory behavior
It is imperative a nurse ask about this in bulimia
SI and self-harm
Hallucinations and seizures can be associated with
Severe withdrawal or DT's
Fentanyl and morphine are considered this substance
Opioid
This is a maladaptive coping mechanism in addiction
Codependence
This is the most common physiological complication of anorexia
Amenhorrhea
This diary can be utilized
Food
Padded side rails, O2, and suction can be considered
Seizure precautions
This is the reversal agent for opioids
Naloxone
Incorrect Schedule 2 substances can occur frequently in this
Impaired nurse
These two electrolyte abnormalities occur in anorexia
Hyponatremia and hypokalemia
Setting these is important in bulimic patients
Boundaries or limits
This class of drug is used to reverse a seizure
Benzodiazepene
This is the most common adverse effect to opioid use
Respiratory depression
This is safely withdrawing from a substance
Detox
This is the most common co-morbidity in anorexia
OCD
This should be designated in bulmia
Eating area
Cardiomyopathy and Esophagitis are considered
Physiological complications to AUD
Lacrimation and rhinorrhea are associated with this
Progressing opioid withdrawal
Only small amounts of alcohol will cause this in tolerance
Break
This type of weight is done in anorexia
Blind
You should do this for 1-2 hours post meal
Observe
This results from deficient albumin in alcoholic cirrhosis
Ascites
Risk taking and ideas of reference can be associated with this
Hallucinogens
This neurotransmitter is most associated with addiction
Dopamine
This type of therapy is catered towards anorexia
CBT-E
Stay with them while eating
A score of 15 on this is considered severe
CIWA-AR
Not uncommon to have BP of 200's/100's while using this drug
Cocaine
These two treatments can be given in the ED for overdose
Lavage and activated charcoal
These food behaviors occur in anorexia
Ritualistic
This nursing diagnosis takes priority
Fluid volume deficit
These three disturbances are scored on CIWA
Tactile, visual, and auditory
This class of drug causes constricted pupils, listlessness, and apathy
Opioids
Esophageal varices can cause this
This medication can help with weight gain in anorexia
Amytryptaline
BUN/Cr
Elevated lipase and amylase occur in this
Pancreatitis
This drug for opioid withdrawals is commonly given sublingual
Buprenorphine/Naloxone (Suboxone)
Benzo's end in this
Pam
This developmental stage has the worst outcomes
Adolescence
This therapy can work in bulimia
CBT
These two end in penia and are associated with chronic alcohol abuse
Leuko and thrombocyto
Seizures, HTN, respiratory depression, and high fever are associated with this toxicity
PCP
Withdrawal from stimulants can cause
Rebound anxiety
This assessment can be helpful in anorexia
Psychosocial
There is a lot of this negative coping mechanism in bulimia
Shame and embarrassment