1Substance use disorders can involve a ______ pattern of behaviors or ______ manifestations
pathologic, physiologic
2______ towards addiction is one of the top barriers to accessing treatment
stigma
3public stigma
misperceptions, negative language, and negative beliefs about a certain group of the population
4self stigma
internal beliefs about your "otherness" or inadequacy leading to isolation and lack of engagement in treatment
5substance related disorders involve substances that directly activate the brain's ________ _______
reward system
6the activation of the reward system typically causes feelings of
pleasure
7__% of the population >12 need treatment
8
8only around __% receive treatment
10
9SUD responsible for a significant portion of ____ visits in the US
ED
10mental health issues occur concurrently at a ________ rate in those abusing substances
higher
11addiction liability (how likely it is to cause SUD) depends on what 4 things
route of administration, rate at which the drug crosses the blood brain barrier and stimulates the reward pathway, time to onset of effect, ability to induce tolerance and/or withdrawal symptoms
12Severities of SUD
mild, moderate, severe
13Mild SUD
two or three symptoms
14Moderate SUD
four or five symptoms
15Severe SUD
six or more symptoms
16what are substance induced disorders
problems that are caused by the effects of substances
17types of substance induced disorders
substance induced mental disorders, intoxication, withdrawal
18substance/medication induced mental disorders are
mental problems that develop in people who did not have mental health problems before using substances
19Risk factors Social hx
significant other or romatic parter with a SUD, Friends with a SUD, Living in a community characterized by poverty, violence, and/or high alcohol and other drug availability
20Risk Factors Family hx
parent or primary caregiver has SUD, increases risk of: substance use, abuse, trauma -> increase risk of SUD
21Screening for SUD as PT
Poor personal hygiene, Significant weight loss/ gain, signs of injection drug use, signs of acute, withdrawal or intoxication
22SBIRT stands for
Screening, Brief Intervention, Referral to Treatment
23the primary goal of SBIRT is to _______ and effectively _________ with those who are at ______ or _____ risk for psychosocial or health care problems related to SUD
identify, intervene, moderate, high
24Screening includes
universal screening for quickly assessing use and severity of alcohol, illicit drugs, and prescription drug use, misuse, and abuse
25brief intervention includes
brief motivational and awareness raising intervention given to risky or problematic substance users
26referral to treatment includes
referrals to specialty care for patients with substance use disorders
27SBIRT reduces
health care costs, severity of druga and alcohol use, risk of trauma, % of at risk patients who go without specialized substance use treatment
28For alcohol, what is the brief screen test
Alcohol use disorder identification test (AUDIT)
29brief screen for prescription drugs
Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST-10)
30brief screening for under 18
CRAFFT
31recommended alcohol limits for men and women
Men: 2 drinks per day, 14 per week
women: 1 drink per day, 7 per week
32who should be screened?
everyone
33screen for ____ alcohol and drug use
both
34follow up on ____ _____
red flags
35Use your motivational interviewing skills and show _______, _______ verbal and nonverbal behaviors during screening
nonjudgemental, empathetic
36"warm-handoff referral"
clinician directly introduces the patient to the tretment provider at the time of the patient's medical visit
adds trust and rapport
wayy more successful than passive referrals
37PT Implications for SUD
Recognize the signs and symptoms - refer to PCP
Never attempt to treat a patient under the influence of substances - liability issues
38Substance abuse may interfere with
healing time, adherence to appointments, adherence to treatment/HEP, exacerbation of medical conditions
39Person Centered Care Concepts
Behavior changes and Self-Health management techniques
Motivational Interviewing
Involvement of family and carepartners
Understand individual's preferences and needs
provider and patient shared decision making and goals setting
provider and patient therapeutic alliance
40Role of Physical Therapy
Health promotion and wellness
management of chronic disease
mental health
pain/inflammation
aerobic capacity
cognition
41Deprescribing
stopping medications or reducing the dose or frequency of administration
proactive approach to optimizing medication use
42S.A.F.E
Screen, Assess, Formulate a plan, Educate
43What 4 things help reduce the severity of depression, anxiety, behaviors, chronic pain, and sleep disorders?
skilled exercise, chronic pain management, lifestyle redesign, cognitive stimulation, sensory intervention