What are opioids?
Causes & risks
Contexts of the issue
OT & opioids
Misc.
100

What are the other names for opioids?

- opiates

- pain killers

- narcotics

100

What is one of the main causes or risk factors for opioid use?

pharmaceutical prescriptions, socioeconomic status, mental health disorders, genetic predisposition, or social factors 

100

Which law protects those who administer Narcan for overdoses?

Good Samaritan Laws

100

When do occupational therapists prescribe medication?

NEVER

100

What is the medication that rapidly reverses an overdose?

Narcan 

200

What makes opioids illegal?

not being prescribed

200

What is a genetic predisposition for opioid use?

family history of addiction

200

Many states enforce ___ day  prescription limits and track prescriptions through Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs)

3–7 day

200

What is OTs role in the opioid issue?

- Prevention

- Treatment

- Recovery

200

What is hypoxia?

Dangerously low oxygen levels 

300

What are the 3 types of opioids?

- natural opioids

- Semi-synthetic opioids

- synthetic opioids

300

What are 3 mental health disorders that elevate addiction risk?

depression, anxiety, and PTSD

300

What two races recieve fewer opiod prescriptions but face more barriers to addiction treatment?

Black and hispanic

300

What can an OT support in addiction recovery?

Supporting reintegration into daily life

300

what is at least 1 short-term effect of opioifd on the body?

sleepiness, relaxation, nausea, vomiting, constipation

400

What are examples of semi-synthetic opioids?

Heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone and/or oxymorphone

400

Around how many opioid-related deaths were there in the U.S. in 2021?

over 80,000

400

How much money is spent annually on opioid-related expenses?

$11 billion

400

what can an OT do in terms of prevention & EI?

Educating patients on non-pharmacological pain management

400

What is at least 1 long-term effect of opioids on the body?

Addiction, respiratory depression, hypoxia

500

What parts of the body do opioids bind to?

- Bind to receptors in the brain, spinal cord, and digestive tract


500

Which type of opioids are primarily involved in over 70% of opioid overdoses?

Synthetic opioids (mostly fentanyl)

500

Around how much money is spent annually on opioid-related hospital stays, ER visits, and treatments?

$11 billion

500

Disruptions in this daily pattern, often caused by opioid use, can make rehabilitation and consistent participation in productive activities difficult

Sleep

500

Which Act expanded treatment access and Medicaid coverage for addiction services?

SUPPORT Act