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PDF	Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome Ceu The responsibilities of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) when caring for a patient who has an alcohol use disorder and has suddenly stopped drinking will

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Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome Ceu

The responsibilities of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) when caring for a patient who has an alcohol use disorder and has suddenly stopped drinking will also be addressed Alcohol Use Disorder and Public Health Burden An alcohol use disorder is a tremendous public health problem

PDF	Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome Ceu When a person with a history of chronic alcohol use stops drinking alcohol there is the risk of developing alcohol withdrawal syndrome

PDF	MEDICAL RECORD DOCUMENTATION All of the information about the patient - what is done for the patient what the plan of care is how the patient responded to this care what needs to be done on the patient’s behalf what the future plans for the patient are amongst other things - must be documented

Does alcohol increase serotonin?
Acute Alcohol Effects on the Brain's Serotonin System
In humans, for example, the levels of serotonin metabolites in the urine and blood increase after a single drinking session, indicating increased serotonin release in the nervous system (LeMarquand et al. 1994a).
Why do people drink alcohol?
Alcohol induces euphoria, relaxation, and disinhibition while reducing stress and anxiety.
Consistent with human self-report, animal studies also suggest that alcohol produces a rewarding as well as an anxiolytic effect (Coop et al., 1990; Blanchard et al., 1993; Spanagel et al., 1995; Da Silva et al., 2005).
How does alcohol affect the brain?
Alcohol makes it harder for the brain areas controlling balance, memory, speech, and judgment to do their jobs, resulting in a higher likelihood of injuries and other negative outcomes.
Long-term heavy drinking causes alterations in the neurons, such as reductions in their size.
Alcoholism is a term used to describe the most serious form of problem drinking at a level that causes harm to your health.
It describes a strong, often uncontrollable, desire to drink.

PDF	Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome Ceu When a person with a history of chronic alcohol use stops drinking Identify CNA responsibilities when caring for patients in alcohol withdrawal.

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PDF	Geriatric Failure to Thrive Ceu which are essentially the capacity to perform self-care and maintain a A patient who has geriatric failure to thrive is functioning.

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PDF	Sleep Disorders Ceu fall asleep and to stay asleep and patients who suffer from insomnia The motivation to work and perform self-care activities may disappear.

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