Exam 24: Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Problems in the Community

Students at first-day orientation at the local community college are discussing alcohol and drug abuse with their freshmen advisor.During a break,some students go outside for soft drinks and snacks.Soon after,the advisor walks by and notices several of these students smoking cigarettes.Based on this,which of the following topics of the drug and alcohol orientation would be most important for the advisor to reemphasize after the break?

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Question 21

Which of the following approaches has research suggested is the most effective way to approach drug addiction?

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Question 22

A man who takes a prescribed narcotic for pain on a regular basis reports that he does not like the way the medicine makes him feel.He has tried to change to an alternate analgesic but experienced withdrawal symptoms when he stopped taking the narcotic.Which of the following problems is the man experiencing?

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Question 23

A woman has just delivered a baby and is lamenting that the baby's father is not with her.She shares with you that he became involved with drugs and is now in prison for theft.The new mother says,"It's so sad.He's clearly no good." Which of the following would be the best response by the nurse?

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Which of the following approaches has research suggested is the most effective way to approach drug addiction?

A woman has just delivered a baby and is lamenting that the baby's father is not with her.She shares with you that he became involved with drugs and is now in prison for theft.The new mother says,"It's so sad.He's clearly no good." Which of the following would be the best response by the nurse?

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