Nursinghea309: Chapters 1-8 Midterm Quiz
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Critics of the Disease Model of Substance Use Disorder center their attack on:
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The research performed
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How disease is defined
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That there is no "alcohol" gene
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That environmental factors contribute more
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A. How disease is definedExplanation
Critics of the Disease Model of Substance Use Disorder focus their criticism on how the disease is defined. They argue that the concept of addiction as a disease oversimplifies the complex nature of substance use disorders and fails to account for individual differences and personal responsibility. Critics suggest that addiction should be viewed as a behavioral problem rather than a medical condition, emphasizing the importance of personal choice and environmental factors in the development and treatment of substance use disorders.Rate this question:
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The dopamine D2 hypothesis theorized that:
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Individuals with type II alcoholism also lack a dopamine receptor that inhibits the release of histamine
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Genetic & environmental factors contribute to a loss of dopamine in those with substance use disorders
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Those with SUD's have a biological vulnerability to become addicted to any substance that triggers dopamine release
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Psychological dependence is caused by gap between synapses within neurotransmitters
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A. Those with SUD's have a biological vulnerability to become addicted to any substance that triggers dopamine releaseExplanation
The correct answer suggests that individuals with substance use disorders (SUDs) have a biological vulnerability to become addicted to any substance that triggers dopamine release. This means that their brain chemistry and genetics make them more susceptible to addiction when exposed to substances that increase dopamine levels. This hypothesis implies that the underlying cause of addiction lies in the individual's biology rather than solely in psychological factors or neurotransmitter imbalances.Rate this question:
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In Chapter 4, the personality predisposition theory concludes that:
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an individual is powerless to avoid development of an addictive disorder if he or she is exposed to certain conditions.
one cannot avoid developing addictive disorder if exposed to certain conditionsExplanation
The personality predisposition theory suggests that if an individual is exposed to certain conditions, they will be unable to avoid developing an addictive disorder. This means that regardless of their personal choices or efforts, they will inevitably develop the disorder if they are in the specified circumstances. This theory implies that the development of an addictive disorder is beyond an individual's control and is solely determined by external factors.Rate this question:
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In Chapter 5, experts argue that groundedness places the self in relationship to something greater. Without this, one is said to
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Lack moral turpitude
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Have a disease of the spirit
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Blinded to their place in reality
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Lack an awareness of self
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A. Have a disease of the spiritExplanation
The correct answer suggests that without groundedness, one is said to have a disease of the spirit. This implies that being disconnected from something greater leads to an affliction of the inner self. It implies that lacking a sense of connection and purpose can result in a spiritual ailment or imbalance. This answer aligns with the argument made by experts in Chapter 5, who emphasize the importance of groundedness in relation to something greater for a healthy sense of self and moral understanding.Rate this question:
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A researcher identified five forms of alcoholism in Chapters 3, 4: alpha, beta, gamma, delta, & epsilon. Which stage has a strong progression to the next?
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Alpha
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Beta
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Delta
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Gamma
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Epsilon
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A. DeltaExplanation
Delta is the stage that has a strong progression to the next stage.Rate this question:
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"Biotransformation: The Body's defense system tries to eliminate the drug as soon as it reaches the site of action. Most of the chemical/drug action takes place in the liver, but sometimes it can be eliminated through the human body tissues. There can be many steps involved in order to eliminate the toxins out of the body. Most of the time the liver breaks down the toxins before it damages the other organ systems." Which student is this response credited to?
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Gracy George
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Deslyn Lewis
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Lucy Looham
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Monica Thompson
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A. Gracy GeorgeExplanation
The response is credited to Gracy George because she correctly explains the process of biotransformation, stating that it is the body's defense system to eliminate drugs. She also mentions that most of the chemical/drug action takes place in the liver and that the liver breaks down toxins before they can damage other organ systems.Rate this question:
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This alcohol-induced disease causes liver cell inflammation, jaundice, & dark urine:
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Cirrhosis
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Pancreatitis
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Alcohol hepatitis
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Glossitis
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A. Alcohol hepatitisExplanation
Alcohol hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver cells caused by excessive alcohol consumption. This condition can lead to symptoms such as jaundice, which is the yellowing of the skin and eyes, as well as dark urine. Cirrhosis is another alcohol-induced disease that affects the liver, but it is characterized by the scarring and permanent damage of liver tissue. Pancreatitis is inflammation of the pancreas, and glossitis is inflammation of the tongue.Rate this question:
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According to the text, the refined continuum of recreational drug use identifies Level 3 as Heavy Problem Use/early addiction. Define 2 of 3 symptoms the text identifies in this level.
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users in this category may have become physically addicted to chemicals but may argue this
users start to experience medical complications & classic withdrawal symptoms
pre-occupation with drug of choice & loss of control over chemical useExplanation
According to the text, Level 3 of recreational drug use is identified as Heavy Problem Use/early addiction. In this level, users may have become physically addicted to chemicals but may argue this. They also start to experience medical complications and classic withdrawal symptoms. Additionally, they exhibit a pre-occupation with their drug of choice and a loss of control over their chemical use.Rate this question:
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According to the revised syllabus/course calendar, the chapter on Cocaine was eliminated:
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Because the subject matter was too controversial
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To add extra time to celebrate the holidays
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To allow more time to study for this quiz
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Because Instructor Wright's birthday is December 30 :)
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A. To add extra time to celebrate the holidays
A. To allow more time to study for this quiz
A. Because Instructor Wright's birthday is December 30 :)Explanation
The chapter on Cocaine was eliminated according to the revised syllabus/course calendar to add extra time to celebrate the holidays, to allow more time to study for this quiz, and because Instructor Wright's birthday is December 30.Rate this question:
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