DETOX MEDS
LEVEL OF CARE
BIG BOOK
RANDOM
HUGS NOT DRUGS
100
Used to combat seizures and alleviate stress during early Alcohol withdrawls.
LIBRIUM
100

You're sitting in this type of treatment right now.

I.O.P - Intensive Outpatient

100

What is step number one?

ADMISSION OF A PROBLEM

100

Term used for someone "going back out" after a period of clean time.

RELAPSE

100

Term used for taking both an upper (cocaine) and a downer (heroin etc.)

SPEED-BALLING

200

Used to bridge the gap in benzodiazepines withdrawal patients.

ATIVAN

200

A structured enviroment of housing where the occupants work and pay rent while following a program and rules of the house.

SOBER LIVING

200

This is a foundational suggestion for having someone work with you through the program.

SPONSOR/SPONSORSHIP

200

These two drugs combined were the most widely abused drugs in 2021.

Alcohol and marijuana have the highest rate of abuse among all drugs.

200

These types of pharmaceutical drugs are sometimes prescribed for patients with dual diagnosis and report sadness and fear.

ANTIDEPRESSANTS

300

This medication, in the antihistamine family, is used as a safe comfort med to help combat anxiety.

VISTERIL
300

A level of care where you are medically supervised, but has more freedoms than a typical inpatient facility.

P.H.P. - Partial Hospitalization Program

300

Who is the initial author of the AA program?

BILL WILSON

300

How many grams are in an 1/8?

3.5

300

Gabapentin (Neurontin) comes what MG tablets/pills.  (HINT: 5 different MGs)

100, 300, 400, 600, 800

400
This muscle relaxer is commonly used to help aches in the early stages of withdrawl.

ROBAXIN

400

Typical setting for those just getting clean and requiring more rigorous monitoring.

I.P. - Inpatient
400

AA closes their meetings with this prayer.

LORD'S PRAYER

400

Medical term used for patients who are both identified as addicts/alcoholics and suffering from mental health problems.

DUAL DIAGNOSIS

400

This is the mandatory minimum jail time one must serve after getting a 3rd D.U.I. (in N.J.)

180 DAYS

500

These are the two active ingredients in Suboxone.

BUPRENORPHINE & NALOXONE

500

This is typically the last level of care on the scale of patient settings for those who have completed inpatient programs.

O.P. - Outpatient (or G.O.P - General Outpatient)

500

The Big Book was first published in this year.

1939

500

Buprenorphrine (Suboxone/Subutex) is this type of drug.

OPIOID PARTIAL AGONIST

500

Effexor, Cymbalta, Pristiq are all examples of this type of antidepressant medication.

SNRI (Serotonin Norepinephrine Re-upake Inhibitor)