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    Drug Seizure Report

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    Reasoned Action Theory

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    country involves adults addicted to opioids. Opioids are a class of drugs which include prescription pain killers and heroin. These drugs are highly addictive even when prescribed by a doctor. The drug is designed to interact with opioid receptors in the brain which send pleasure signals and reduces the pain. The pleasure signals create a feeling of euphoria which lead to the chronic addiction. Adults addicted to opioids seek the reward produced by taking the drug. Opioid addiction is the leading cause

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    The purpose of Methadone Maintenance programs is to provide addiction services to opioid-addicted individuals. Treatment programs can help addicts decrease their dependence on opioids and provide them with healthier lives. Methadone maintenance has proven to be beneficial in many ways using long-lasting medication and other strategies to help addicts turn their lives around. A recent Cochrane review from 2004 found that methadone treatment is statistically more effective than non-pharmacological

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    The VA treats many of them with powerful opioid painkillers for their pain. But opioids can be a combustible mix with mental illness because of a heightened addiction risk. Effectively‚ some critics say‚ it amounts to treating mental illness with addictive narcotics. A study by a VA researcher found that veterans with PTSD were nearly twice as likely to be prescribed opioids as those without mental-health problems. They were more likely to get multiple opioid painkillers and to get the highest doses

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    never really look into what they are taking and that is going to negatively affect their health in the long run. American people will hear that a pill will take away pain and they will do anything to get it. It is truly a disease to be addicted to opioids since you won’t even be able to function without your daily dose because the mind is telling the people that they need it. Other countries are much better off without having all these medications and that will result in a healthier population for

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    presents various ethical issues but the issue that stood out was the restricting of opioid use. This is a controversial topic in our country as it is estimated that 1.9 million Americans have a substance use disorder involving opioids (National Institute on Drug Abuse). Dr. Wergin faces an uncomfortable situation being the only physician in Milford and having to directly deal with the limitations on prescription opioids. He understands that while not every patient is an addict or drug seekers‚ it can

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    effects of drug

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    The defining features of drug intoxication and addiction can be traced to disruptions in cell-to-cell signaling. October 01‚ 2007 Carl Sherman‚ NIDA Notes Contributing Writer illustration of a neuron Drugs of abuse alter the way people think‚ feel‚ and behave by disrupting neurotransmission‚ the process of communication between brain cells. Over the past few decades‚ studies have established that drug dependence and addiction are features of an organic brain disease caused by drugs’ cumulative

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    pain. * Systemic opioid analgesics or epidural opioids or anesthetic agents are identified * Medication for side effects is given as needed. * Patients are adults with ability to learn‚ set goals‚ and communicate symptoms. * Nurses have current knowledge of pain management. What are the concepts of this theory and how do they relate? The concepts of this theory are the balance between analgesia and side effects‚ pain‚ and side effects themselves. Opioid analgesics often have

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    Opiates

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    could get opium and morphine freely for whatever reasons they wanted. (Seppala M.D.) “In the 1900’s‚ United States use to be described as a dope fiend’s paradise (Rose M.A.)"By the end of the 19th century millions of Americans were regularly using opioids"(p24). This cycle still has not changed because today in 2013 "these medications are readily available and many people naively believe they are safe for recreational use because they are prescribed."(Intro) People have a tremendous appetite for illegal

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    Prescription Drug Abuse

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    The three most commonly abused prescription drugs are opioids‚ stimulants‚ and depressants. Opioids are narcotic pain medications. When taken appropriately‚ opioids can be used to regulate pain without unpleasant side effects. Rozenbroek and Rothstein stated that opioids are a type of prescription drug which are prescribed for pain relief and can produce euphoria or a sense of well-being when used non-medically

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