Your cousin had a substance use problem that is ruining their life. Your cousin has agreed to go to a 30-day in-patient treatment for the first time. Your extended family fundraises and donates as much money as they can afford towards the $10,000 bill for the 30-day in-patient treatment program for your cousin. You remember your Week 6 lecture on substance use disorders, and the cycle of sobriety and relapse with recovery. Describe two things you teach your family that you learned in Week 6 so they can better adjust their expectations for your cousin's first attempt at rehab?

Consider that your client is a 55 yo male alcoholic, whose family completed an intervention and he agreed to go to treatment. He has had blackouts (periods of being awake but not remembering what he did when drinking), arrest for DUI, physically abusing his wife while intoxicated, suffers from high blood pressure and fatty liver due to his drinking. He is in the 3rd day of his detoxification and he feels nauseated, has trouble sleeping, and is just generally uncomfortable. His thinking is still a little foggy. Based on the information in the text develop a script of how you would try to convince the client to remain in treatment. You can consider how the AMA script( page 38) might give some guidance but this needs to be your personal script not a paraphrase of the AMA conversation on page 38.

Kickit is a 59-year-old woman who presents to the community pharmacy with complaints of a biased administration at her workplace. A smoking ban at her health care facility will begin in 3 weeks. She states that “I need the income but could work part time to pay the bills. I don’t want to quit smoking. What can you suggest to help me get through my shift without going though nicotine withdrawal? Oh, and don’t suggest those nicotine patches. I tried those in the past and they just made me want to smoke more. Mother died at age 78 of natural causes. Father died at age 61 of aheart attack. Patient is the oldest child of four siblings. All siblings havesmoked cigarettes, but in the past 5 years, two of the siblings have quitsmoking. Son and daughter do not smoke. Twenty-nine-year-old sonhas attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Twenty-five-yearold daughter was hospitalized with a collapsed lung 8 years ago.  This pediatric nurse works the night shift (11 PM–7 AM) at a…

Please explain in detail  Discuss nicotine dependence as a mental disorder and the role of the physician. Also describe the resources available to individuals who want to quit smoking.

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Hello,  Can you please help me to Create a proactive plan, including steps to avoid substance use disorder in self, and ways to protect and preserve professional licensure and maintain a safe patient environment. (substance Abuse in Nursing). Thank you in advance!

CRITICAL THINKING QUESTION You are working on a substance abuse unit. When you walk on the unit, you see a patient named Brad chatting with a number of nursing staff. He is telling funny anecdotes about celebrities, and many of the nurses seem to be enjoying themselves. Brad is quite handsome and charming. After this occurrence, Brad asks one of the nurses for a special privilege to take a walk off the unit. How would you advise this nurse to handle this request? When the nurse denies the patient's request, he quickly changes from charming to cruel as he insults the nurse and then knocks over a lamp. How should the staff respond?

there's been several ideas for newer opioid medications that may reduce abuse liability, is there any new medications being developed that would be more difficult to abuse that can help abusers of opioids?

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