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Psych 4.1

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Process addictions examples Internet gaming, gambling, sex, social media
Schedule 1 drugs, what classifies them? Then name them High potential for abuse and no acceptable medical use. Heroin and LSD
Schedule 2 drugs, what classifies them? Then name them High potential for abuse available only by prescription. Methadone, meperidine, methylphenidate(ritalin)
Schedule 3 drugs, what classifies them? Then name them Low to moderate potential for abuse. Testosterone, acetaminophen/codeine, buprenorphine
Schedule 4 drugs what classifies them? Then name them Low risk; alprazolam, lorazepam, and propoxyphene/acetaminophen
Schedule 5 drugs what classifies them? Then name them Limited quantities of certain narcotics for the tx of diarrhea, cough, and pain. Atropine/diphenoxylate, guafenesin/codeine, pregabalin
Caffeine intoxication sx Restless, agitated, inexhaustible
Caffeine overddose sx Cardiovascular complications, seizures, delusions, hallucinations
Caffeine withdrawal sx Headache, drowsiness, poor concentration
What is the most commonly used psychoactive drug? Caffeine
What is the third most commonly used psychoactive drug? Marijuana
What in marijuana is responsible for its mind altering effects? THC
THC intoxication sx Heightened sensations, conjunctival injection(red eyes), increased appetite, dry mouth, tachy
Dronabinol uses Treats nausea caused by chemo and appetite boost for AIDS.
Epidiolex(Cannabidiol) Can not cause intoxication, and is used for epilepsy.
THC withdrawals Irritability, anger, insomnia, depression
Name the hallucinogens LSD, phencyclidine, ketamine
Hallucinogen intoxication Flashbacks, psychosis, delirium
Mgmt of hallucinogen intoxication Restraints, antipsychotics
Inhalants Hydrocarbons, intoxication causes disinhibition and euphoria. Sudden sniffing death may occur from cardiac arrythmias.
 

 



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