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Care mangement/Interventions
Substance Types
Substance Abuse Facts
100
First prenatal visit, interview, and 4 P’s tool are included in
What is screening?
100
The most common illicit drug used in the USA
What is marijuana?
100
Chemical dependency is a chronic, relapsing, & progressive disease What is perinatal substance abuse that leads to disability or premature death
What is perinatal substance abuse?
200
Medical history, complete physical exam, lab assessments, and initial ultrasound are all part of
What is assessment?
200
20-30% of women use this sometime during their pregnancy.
What is alcohol?
200
Social stigma, labeling, guilt, fear of losing custody of their child, long waiting lists & lack of health insurance
What are barriers to treatment?
300
Substance abusers—manipulative, demanding, poor behavior control, low pain threshold, dependent, lack infant care, Standardized plan of care, mother-infant attachment, strict surveillance
What is nursing interventions?
300
A substance that is not recommended to be stopped abruptly.
What is opioid?
300
15% of pregnant women abuse substances
What is the prevalence?
400
4Ps Plus: Parents, partner,past, & pregnancy, Toxicologic testing, and Biologic specimens: urine, meconium, & hair is included in this type of screening tool
What is Standardized Screening Tool?
400
Substance which causes maternal complications - placenta previa, placental abruption, preterm PROM, ectopic pregnancy
What is smoking cigarettes?
400
African-American women are more likely to use illicit drugs and caucasian women are more likely to abuse alcohol
What is the prevalence?
500
Syphilis, hepatitis B&C, HIV, CBC & skin test, other common STIs
What is common lab assessments?
500
Substance which causes SGA, IUFD/stillborn, teratogenic effects
What is cocaine?
500
Child abuse and neglect charge from utero drug exposure consequences for mother varies from
What is state to state