SUBSTANCE USE, ADDICTION/IMPULSE CONTROL DISORDER

THIS IS NOT A TRADITIONAL P A P E ER. IT IS A BLOG/PRESENTATION THAT IS 1500-2000 WORDS!!

THIS IS NOT A TRADITIONAL P A P E ER. IT IS A BLOG/PRESENTATION THAT IS 1500-2000 WORDS!!
THIS IS NOT A TRADITIONAL P A P E ER. IT IS A BLOG/PRESENTATION THAT IS 1500-2000 WORDS!!

PLEASE FOLLOW RUBRIC IN ATTACHED FILES!!

PLEASE FOLLOW RUBRIC IN ATTACHED FILES!!
PLEASE FOLLOW RUBRIC IN ATTACHED FILES!!

In this Blog, you will have the opportunity to teach your peers about a specific substance use and/or addiction/impulse control disorder. A Blog is a conversational, informal written piece on a topic. Your faculty will assign you a particular illness and the approved treatment for the illness to create a presentation to share with your peers.

Construct a Blog post, not to exceed 1,500–2,000 words, written for a PMHNP provider audience to post in the Discussion area.

Although you are not required to respond to colleagues, collegial discussion is welcome. Also, it will be important for you to read your peers’ Blog posts in order to learn about all of the medications on the assigned list.

 illness and the approved treatment for the illness –

• Alcohol Use Disorder

  Acamprosate
  Naltrexone
  Disulfiram
  Phenobarbital (seizure control due to alcohol withdrawal)
  Chlordiazepoxide

Post your Blog response by doing the following:

• Identify the substance or addiction with discussion on pertinent diagnostic criteria for the use disorder.
• Identify the street names of the substance for the use disorder.
• Describe how someone can use or abuse the substance (oral, smoke, IV, etc.).
• Describe the symptoms of someone under the influence of this substance.
• Describe the symptoms of someone under the withdrawal of this substance.

After describing the substance, discuss the treatment recommendations by doing the following:

• Identify the first-line treatment options.
• Identify the FDA-approved medications for the substance.

Note: If there are no FDA-approved medications, describe any evidenced-based, clinically acceptable off-label medications to treat the illness.

• Identify the proposed mechanisms of action for the medication to treat the illness.
• Describe the common side effects of the medication.
• Describe how the patient should take the medication.
• Identify any baseline and/or ongoing tests and assessment(s) needed when taking the medication.
• Describe the non-pharmacologic intervention recommendations.

This Assignment requires a minimum of three (3) peer-reviewed, evidence-based scholarly references outside of course Learning Resources.

Note: You will need to include the APA formatting citation of all references used with a Reference list.