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- Identify misconceptions surrounding substance use disorder (SUD), particularly those contributing to stigma, such as the perception of addiction as a result of moral weakness or lack of willpower.
- Identify and articulate specific knowledge gaps revealed in the needs assessment, with a focus on understanding the complex interplay of genetic, environmental, and neurobiological factors contributing to SUD.
- Identify common misconceptions and inaccurate stereotypes surrounding individuals with SUD, such as viewing addiction as a result of moral weakness, a lack of willpower, or a choice rather than a medical condition.
- Summarize a comprehensive set of advocacy strategies to effectively promote accurate understanding of SUD and reduce associated stigma.
What term describes the physical need for a substance, often accompanied by tolerance and withdrawal potential?
Following a dental surgery procedure three weeks ago, an individual was prescribed opioid pain medication to alleviate postoperative discomfort. They diligently followed the prescribed dosage instructions until their pain began to diminish. However, they noticed that along with pain relief, the medication provided a sense of euphoria and increased energy. Enjoying this unexpected benefit, they find themselves asking their dentist for a refill of the medication, despite their pain being manageable without it. This person is experiencing
Which term best demonstrates a respectful and person-centered approach when discussing individuals experiencing substance use disorder, while avoiding stigmatizing language?
Which statement accurately distinguishes between addiction and physical dependence on substances, particularly in the context of infants?
Why is it preferable to use the term "decline recommendations" instead of "non-compliant" when discussing a patient's decision not to follow medical advice?
What is the primary consequence of stigma in substance use disorder?
How does stigma affect the treatment of substance use disorder?
What role does language play in perpetuating stigma associated with substance use disorder?
Which of the following benefits is associated with medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), as described in the provided information?
Which of the following benefits is associated with MOUD?
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