Show:
Definitions
Risk Factors
Treatment Approaches
Signs and Symptoms
100

This term describes a chronic disease characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use.


    • What is addiction?
100
  1. A common genetic factor that can increase the likelihood of developing a substance use disorder.

What is family history of addiction?

100
  1. This type of therapy focuses on changing negative thought patterns and behaviors associated with addiction.

What is cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)?

100

Frequent absences from work or school can be a sign of this.

What is substance use disorder?

200

This term refers to the physical and mental symptoms that occur when a person stops using a substance.

What is withdrawal?

200

This environmental risk factor is often linked to substance use, especially in adolescents.

What is peer pressure?

200
  1. This medication can be used to help reduce cravings for alcohol in those recovering from alcohol use disorder.

What is naltrexone?

200
  1. This behavior may indicate a substance use problem, especially when it leads to legal issues.

What is risky behavior?

300

This is the process of removing toxic substances from the body and managing withdrawal symptoms.

What is detoxification?

300

Chronic stressors like job loss or divorce can increase the risk of substance use due to this contributing factor.

What are psychosocial stressors?

300
  1. A group of individuals who share experiences and support each other in recovery is known as this.

What is a support group?

300
  1. Changes in sleep patterns, such as insomnia or excessive sleeping, can be symptoms of this.

What is substance withdrawal?

400

A treatment model that includes counseling and support groups to help individuals recover from addiction.

What is recovery support?

400
  1. This mental health condition is often associated with a higher risk of substance use disorders.

What is depression?

400

This treatment involves a combination of medication and counseling.


    • What is medication-assisted treatment (MAT)?
400
  1. Neglecting responsibilities and relationships due to substance use is often described as this.

What is functional impairment?

500
  1. This term refers to the coexistence of both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder.

What is co-occurring disorders?

500
  1. Substance use can be more likely in individuals who have experienced this type of trauma.

What is childhood abuse or neglect?

500
  1. This approach focuses on the whole person, addressing physical, emotional, and spiritual needs in recovery.

What is holistic treatment?

500

A noticeable change in appetite or weight can be a sign of this.


    • What is substance use or withdrawal?