Clinical Textbook of Addictive Disorders 3rd ed - R. Frances, S. Miller, A. Mack (Guilford, 2005) WW

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PART IVSPECIAL POPULATIONS
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CLINICAL TEXTBOOK OF ADDICTIVE DISO
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© 2005 The Guilford PressA Divisio
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viAbout the EditorsMedical College.
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viiiContributorsStephen L. Dilts, M
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xContributorsRussell K. Portenoy, M
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xiiPrefaceof alcohol in the 2002 su
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xivPrefaceResearch (1) on health sy
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ContentsPART I. FOUNDATIONS OF ADDI
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ContentsxixPART V. TREATMENTS FOR A
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CHAPTER 1The Neurobiologyof Substan
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1. The Neurobiology of Substance De
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2. Historical and Social Context 17
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34 I. FOUNDATIONS OF ADDICTIONThomp
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CHAPTER 3Psychological Evaluationof
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3. Psychological Evaluation 39sever
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3. Psychological Evaluation 41neuro
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3. Psychological Evaluation 43In su
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3. Psychological Evaluation 45subst
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3. Psychological Evaluation 47is im
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3. Psychological Evaluation 49Self-
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3. Psychological Evaluation 51decis
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3. Psychological Evaluation 53Socia
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3. Psychological Evaluation 55Behav
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3. Psychological Evaluation 57socia
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3. Psychological Evaluation 59Lezak
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3. Psychological Evaluation 61Tarte
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CHAPTER 4Laboratory Testingfor Subs
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4. Laboratory Testing 65stance. It
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4. Laboratory Testing 67tive in lab
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4. Laboratory Testing 69Agency (USA
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4. Laboratory Testing 71CONCLUSIOND
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CHAPTER 5AlcoholEDGAR P. NACEAlcoho
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5. Alcohol 77withdrawal symptoms, b
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5. Alcohol 79Drug Abuse-DependenceA
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5. Alcohol 81symptoms as schizophre
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5. Alcohol 83show low incidences of
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5. Alcohol 85the rate of eliminatio
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5. Alcohol 87nisms. The symptoms of
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5. Alcohol 89individual with a hist
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5. Alcohol 91The small intestine sh
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5. Alcohol 93alcohol’s effect of
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5. Alcohol 95Bone marrow recovery w
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5. Alcohol 97Female breast cancer s
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5. Alcohol 99tion and management. P
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5. Alcohol 101nervosa and alcohol u
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5. Alcohol 103for alcohol-related p
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CHAPTER 6TobaccoNORMAN HYMOWITZHIST
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6. Tobacco 107geon General’s Advi
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6. Tobacco 109Smokers are wrong abo
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6. Tobacco 111significant substance
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6. Tobacco 113exacerbate existing i
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6. Tobacco 115Substance use, in gen
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6. Tobacco 117cological aids (Fager
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6. Tobacco 119ciently nonirritating
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6. Tobacco 121particular reinforcin
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6. Tobacco 123The results of a smal
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6. Tobacco 125proaches to smoking c
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6. Tobacco 127smoking, and to smoke
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6. Tobacco 129.02) and the 300-mg g
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6. Tobacco 131cholinergic bronchodi
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6. Tobacco 133Green, D.E. (1980). B
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6. Tobacco 135Orleans, C. T. (1993)
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6. Tobacco 137Monograph No. 17, DHE
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7. Opioids 139DEFINITIONSThe opioid
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7. Opioids 141sion of control chara
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TABLE 7.2. Opioid Withdrawal7. Opio
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7. Opioids 145The concept of tolera
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7. Opioids 147der with water, heat
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7. Opioids 149overdose in a pregnan
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7. Opioids 151who may inject from f
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7. Opioids 153more methadone, possi
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7. Opioids 155Bickel, W. K., Stitze
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Marijuana, Hallucinogens,and Club D
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8. Marijuana, Hallucinogens, and Cl
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9. Cocaine and Stimulants 185among
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9. Cocaine and Stimulants 187Cocain
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9. Cocaine and Stimulants 189ited,
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9. Cocaine and Stimulants 191postsy
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CHAPTER 13Pathological Gamblingand
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13. Pathological Gambling and Other
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Substance Abusein Minority Populati
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The Employee Assistance Program Mod
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Executives and Other VIPs15. Addict
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16. Addiction and the Law 355PSYCHI
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16. Addiction and the Law 357enviro
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16. Addiction and the Law 359“Bla
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16. Addiction and the Law 361icantl
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16. Addiction and the Law 363Dispos
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16. Addiction and the Law 365chiatr
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CHAPTER 17Pain and AddictionRUSSELL
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17. Pain and Addiction 369cal chang
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17. Pain and Addiction 371al., 1988
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17. Pain and Addiction 373Impulsive
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17. Pain and Addiction 375nerve inj
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17. Pain and Addiction 377evident t
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17. Pain and Addiction 379TABLE 17.
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17. Pain and Addiction 381codeine,
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Propoxyphene hydrocholorideor napsy
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17. Pain and Addiction 385adverse e
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17. Pain and Addiction 387these str
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17. Pain and Addiction 389logical p
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Other Analgesic Approaches17. Pain
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17. Pain and Addiction 393view of e
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17. Pain and Addiction 395with comp
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CHAPTER 19HIV/AIDS and Substance Us
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CHAPTER 20Addictive Disorders in Wo
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22. Cognitive Therapy 475After list
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22. Cognitive Therapy 477FIGURE 22.
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22. Cognitive Therapy 479she also b
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481FIGURE 22.4. Cognitive model of
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22. Cognitive Therapy 483Therapists
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22. Cognitive Therapy 485When patie
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22. Cognitive Therapy 487Principle
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22. Cognitive Therapy 489how to avo
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22. Cognitive Therapy 491apy, they
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22. Cognitive Therapy 493vigilant a
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22. Cognitive Therapy 495Reducing D
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22. Cognitive Therapy 497lengthy co
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22. Cognitive Therapy 499behavioral
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22. Cognitive Therapy 501Prochaska,
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24. Family-Based Treatment 529is th
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24. Family-Based Treatment 531cated
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24. Family-Based Treatment 533calle
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24. Family-Based Treatment 535From
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24. Family-Based Treatment 537lies,
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24. Family-Based Treatment 539home
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24. Family-Based Treatment 541drawa
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24. Family-Based Treatment 543fears
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24. Family-Based Treatment 545chemi
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24. Family-Based Treatment 547SPECI
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24. Family-Based Treatment 549(Stan
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24. Family-Based Treatment 551tion
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24. Family-Based Treatment 553Bepko
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24. Family-Based Treatment 555Landa
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24. Family-Based Treatment 557Stant
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CHAPTER 25Treating Adolescent Subst
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 561o
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 565P
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 569d
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25. Adolescent Substance Abuse 573t
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TABLE 26.1. (continued)Indication26
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CHAPTER 27Dialectical Behavior Ther
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CHAPTER 28Matching and Differential
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IndexAcamprosate, 405, 595Acetaldeh
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Index 665dietary guidelines, 75-76e
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Index 667pharmacotherapy with duall
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Index 669Comorbidity, psychiatric,
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Index 671Economics, 28-29alcohol us
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Index 681Relapse and relapse preven
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Index 683environmental tobacco smok
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