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This is the term used for the physical and psychological symptoms that occur when someone addicted to alcohol suddenly stops drinking.
Three SAP group rules.
What are:
1. Confidentiality
2. Refraining from socializing outside of groups (until your SAP program is complete)
3. Be engaged and participate in discussion
4. Stay off cell phones
5. Show respect to one another
In popular culture, [this neurotransmitter] is often seen as the "pleasure chemical," but scientists now believe [this neurotransmitter] is more about motivation. It helps us recognize how important or rewarding something is, which then drives us to act, either to get something we want or avoid something unpleasant. So, it's not just about pleasure—it's about what drives us to pursue goals.
What is dopamine?
Red eyes, poor muscle coordination, delayed reaction times, increased appetite, giddiness, anxiety, panic, sleepiness, and/or fatigue are symptoms of?
What is marijuana?
Which of the following conditions has not been approved by the FDA for treatment with cannabis?
A. Seizures produced by certain disorders
B. Symptoms of anxiety associated with specific disorders
C. Nausea associated with cancer chemotherapy
D. The FDA has approved cannabis for treatment of all of the above
What is B?
This agency provides free* counseling to all students enrolled at WVU and does not bill insurance.
What is the Carruth Center?
*We do operate on a short-term care model (avg 5-7 sessions), and long term care may be recommended for students that would require such services.
The part of the body is where most alcohol is absorbed into the blood system.
What is the small intestine? (80% vs 20% in stomach)
Blackout, dizziness, aggression, agitation, lack of restraint, euphoria, nausea, vomiting, problems with coordination, and/or slurred speech are symptoms of?
What is alcohol?
Healthy goal setting is often represented by this acronym.
What are SMART Goals?
This organization provides free fentanyl testing strips to all students.
What is WellWVU?
A book published by the American Psychiatric Association that standardizes symptoms and aids in diagnosis of mental health disorders.
What is the Diagnostic Statistical Manual (5th Edition)?
Intense sensory experiences, distorted sense of time and space, dilated (enlarged) pupils, increased heart rate and blood pressure, loss of appetite, sleeplessness, and dry mouth are symptoms of?
What is LSD/acid?
According to the CDC, this state has the highest drug overdose mortality rate.
What is West Virginia?
This was enacted to protect individuals from liability if they seek medical attention due to actions that are considered unlawful (underage drinking, using illicit substances, etc.).
What is medical amnesty?
This is a medication used to reverse or reduce the effects of opioids. It is commonly used to counter decreased breathing in opioid overdose.
What is naloxone? (Brand name: Narcan)
What causes the following symptoms?
Smaller dose: insomnia, nervousness, restlessness, nausea, and increased heart rate
Larger doses: headache, anxiety, and chest pain
What is caffeine?
In 2021, this substance accounted for the most drug overdose deaths in the United States (71,238 deaths).
What is fentanyl?
A place on campus specifically focused on providing support for students who are in recovery or allies of someone in recovery.
What is Serenity Place within University's Collegiate Recovery Program?
This psychoactive substance, derived from the poppy plant, has been historically used as both a painkiller and a recreational drug.
What is heroin?
Cravings, sweating, euphoria, chronic constipation, small pupils, nausea, slowed breathing/respiratory failure, and/or slurred speech.
What is an opioid?