Methadone
Suboxone
Naltrexone
Alcohol-Specific MAT
MAT Miscellaneous
100

List two common side effects of methadone.

Sleepiness and constipation.

100

Name three common side effects of buprenorphine/naloxone.

Name three common side effects of buprenorphine/naloxone.

100

True or False: Naltrexone is addictive.

False

100

What reaction does disulfiram cause when alcohol is consumed?

It causes an unpleasant reaction including nausea, vomiting, and headaches.

100

What is the term for the combination of medications and behavioral therapies used to treat substance use disorders? 

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT).

200

What are the risks associated with methadone treatment?

It has a high risk of misuse, potential for intoxication, and overdose if not managed properly.

200

What is the purpose of combining naloxone with buprenorphine?

To deter misuse of the medication.

200

How does naltrexone help with opioid addiction?

It prevents the euphoric high from opioids, reducing cravings and the risk of relapse.

200

How often is acamprosate typically taken?

Three times daily.

200

What is the primary benefit of using long-acting injectable medications in MAT?

They improve compliance by reducing the need for daily dosing.

300

What type of opioid agonist is methadone?

A full opioid agonist.

300

What is Sublocade®?

  • An extended-release form of buprenorphine injected monthly.

300

Under what brand name is extended-release naltrexone commonly sold?

Vivitrol.

300

What is the main purpose of acamprosate in alcohol use disorder treatment?

To help maintain abstinence by reducing cravings and withdrawal symptoms.

300

While no FDA-approved medications exist specifically for treating cocaine addiction, which medication is sometimes used off-label to help manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings?

topamax, baclofen

400

Since what decade has methadone been used in opioid addiction treatment?

The 1960s.

400

What effect does the "ceiling effect" of buprenorphine have?

It limits the level of intoxication, reducing the risk of misuse and overdose.

400

How often is extended-release naltrexone typically administered?

Once a month

400

Disulfiram should not be used by individuals with which type of health condition?

Severe heart disease.

400

What are common side effects of naltrexone?

nausea, headache

500

How long can a single dose of methadone last?

24-36 hours.

500

In what year was buprenorphine/naloxone approved for treating opioid addiction?

2002

500

What type of medication is naltrexone?

An opioid antagonist.

500

How long should a patient avoid alcohol before starting disulfiram?

At least 12 hours.

500

Which organization certifies opioid treatment programs and clinics for the administration of methadone?

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).