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Froggy Jumps Substance-Related and Addictive DisordersVersión en línea theory week 10 por V 1 What is a process addition? a No substances involved, involves behavior activating reward pathways b An activity that one spends more than an hour of time completing c Eating a large amount of food in a short amount of time 2 Addiction is a...? a chronic medical condition b a curable illness c a moral problem 3 Susi, a college freshman, drinks 3 cans of beer at a party and begins to feel euphoric and has exaggerated behavior. She is experiencing which of the following? a intoxication b binge drinking c addiction 4 Susi, later on in the semester, realizes she has to drink a 6 pack of beer now to feel the same effects from alcohol that she did at the beginning of the semester. This is related to which of the following concepts? a tolerance b addiction c withdrawal 5 Susi, now a college sophomore, attends a party where she drinks alcohol. The next morning she sees text messages that she does not remember sending. She has most likely experienced which of the following? a A blackout b An overdose c withdrawal 6 Susi continues to drink alcohol throughout the semester but now she drinks 3 shots of tequila within the first hour of arriving at her friend's place. This is considered which of the following? a binge drinking b heavy drinking c optimistic drinking 7 Susi's decides it doesn't have to be a weekend before she can have a few drinks. She is now drinking 10 alcoholic beverages during the week on top of her weekend consumption. What is Susi's alcohol intake considered at this point? a heavy drinking b binge drinking c alcohol poisoning 8 Susi's grades are dropping so she decides to not drink any alcohol for the next 2 weeks. She begins to get "shaky" 7 hours after her last drink. Susi is experiencing which of the following? a withdrawal b delirium c blackouts 9 Unfortunately, Susi has a seizure 14 hours after her last drink. What medications are used to treat withdrawal seizures? a lorazepam and diazepam b naloxone and naltrexone c buprenorphine and methadone 10 Susi has now been sober for 1 year. She is planning to return to college but trips down some stairs and breaks her leg in 2 places. She is prescribed opiates for pain and overdoses on them. What 3 symptoms suggest and opiate overdose? a coma, pinpoint pupils, respiratory depression b dilated pupils, tachycardia, elevated blood pressure c increased respirations, dilated pupils, hyperthermia 11 Susi is treated for an opiate overdose. What is a priority intervention? a aspirating secretions and establishing an airway b IV fluids and naloxone c diazepam IV and oxygen mask

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What is a process addition?

Addiction is a...?

Susi, a college freshman, drinks 3 cans of beer at a party and begins to feel euphoric and has exaggerated behavior. She is experiencing which of the following?

Susi, later on in the semester, realizes she has to drink a 6 pack of beer now to feel the same effects from alcohol that she did at the beginning of the semester. This is related to which of the following concepts?

Susi, now a college sophomore, attends a party where she drinks alcohol. The next morning she sees text messages that she does not remember sending. She has most likely experienced which of the following?

Susi continues to drink alcohol throughout the semester but now she drinks 3 shots of tequila within the first hour of arriving at her friend's place. This is considered which of the following?

Susi's decides it doesn't have to be a weekend before she can have a few drinks. She is now drinking 10 alcoholic beverages during the week on top of her weekend consumption. What is Susi's alcohol intake considered at this point?

Susi's grades are dropping so she decides to not drink any alcohol for the next 2 weeks. She begins to get "shaky" 7 hours after her last drink. Susi is experiencing which of the following?

Unfortunately, Susi has a seizure 14 hours after her last drink. What medications are used to treat withdrawal seizures?

Susi has now been sober for 1 year. She is planning to return to college but trips down some stairs and breaks her leg in 2 places. She is prescribed opiates for pain and overdoses on them. What 3 symptoms suggest and opiate overdose?

Susi is treated for an opiate overdose. What is a priority intervention?