SADDT Ch. 3 and 4 Review

amorose

"Can't keep his or her hands to themselves"

jocose

"barrel of laughs"

bellicose

"man with new teeth"

distinction between major depression, manic, hypomania

-hypomania (not so extreme as to cause impairment) -manic (mood state or energy level above normal) -depression (mood state or energy level below normal)

father Martin identified four types of alcoholics

1. jacose 2. amorose 3. bellicase 4. lachrymose

the highest level of alcohol use is found among

21 year olds

the remission rates of individuals with co-occuring disorders who are receiving treatment for both substance use and mental illness is only

5%

people with disabilities face

a number of barriers to treatment

anxiety is a common co-occuring psychiatric diagnosis for persons with

a substance use disorder

integrated treatment programs provide

a team approach, opportunity for long-term treatment and one location for the treatment of both problems

the inability to feel pleasure is known as

anhedonia

naltrexone and vivitrol work by

blocking brain activity that produces a high

when a tolerance that develops for one drug generalizes to another drug in the same pharmaceutical class

cross tolerance

persons who are dually diagnosed with substance misuse and mental disorders are likely to

experience more homelessness when compared to persons with just substance use disorders

three examples of opioids

heroin, morphine, fentanyl

according to research, the only drug that causes addiction in the majority of users is

nicotine

collaborative case management refers to

offering a menu of supports and services to the client

Moldova and the Czech Republic have the highest

per capita consumption in liters of pure alcohol

alcohol is the most commonly used substance by

persons with severe mental illness

lachrymose

sad, crying

the phrase "no wrong door" refers to

integrated treatment practices

nicotine is a

stimulant

the prevalence of serious mental disorders in the substance abusing population can be characterized as

the norm, not the exception

reverse tolerance is

the phenomenon associated with aging in which the drinker loses his/her ability to handle alcohol