Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
Detoxification of Drug and Substance Abuse
View through CrossRef
Detoxification is a process of abolishing a substance of dependence from the body in a way which does not hinder the body’s physiology. Detoxification often takes a couple of days and half a month to finish, which is contingent upon the substance being abused, the seriousness of reliance and the help accessible to the client. Metabolism plays an important role in an effective detoxification process; some of the eminent enzymes are discussed in this review, which helps in excretion of xenobiotics. Psychosocial treatments nearby pharmacological medicines are fundamental to improve result. The over reliance conditions considered in this review are detoxification from opioids with clonidine-naltrexone, buprenorphine and other procedures, detoxification of benzodiazepines through adjunctive therapies and medications. Detoxification of psychostimulants with propranolol and amantadine is also discussed in detail.
Title: Detoxification of Drug and Substance Abuse
Description:
Detoxification is a process of abolishing a substance of dependence from the body in a way which does not hinder the body’s physiology.
Detoxification often takes a couple of days and half a month to finish, which is contingent upon the substance being abused, the seriousness of reliance and the help accessible to the client.
Metabolism plays an important role in an effective detoxification process; some of the eminent enzymes are discussed in this review, which helps in excretion of xenobiotics.
Psychosocial treatments nearby pharmacological medicines are fundamental to improve result.
The over reliance conditions considered in this review are detoxification from opioids with clonidine-naltrexone, buprenorphine and other procedures, detoxification of benzodiazepines through adjunctive therapies and medications.
Detoxification of psychostimulants with propranolol and amantadine is also discussed in detail.
Related Results
Substance Abuse Education for Nurse Anesthetists: Differences in Knowledge of Substance Abuse between Student Nurse Anesthetists who have Completed a Substance Abuse Workshop and those who have Not
Substance Abuse Education for Nurse Anesthetists: Differences in Knowledge of Substance Abuse between Student Nurse Anesthetists who have Completed a Substance Abuse Workshop and those who have Not
The purpose of this study was to determine whether student nurse anesthetists who took a substance abuse workshop had more knowledge of substance abuse than those who did not take ...
Perception Regarding Substance Abuse in Medical Students & their Society.
Perception Regarding Substance Abuse in Medical Students & their Society.
tSubstance abuse or adductions are major issues in our society & in developing countries because or enormouspersonal, social& economic cost world wide substance abuse in me...
The Role of Personality and Stress in the Development of Substance Use Disorder among Substance Use Disorder Patients in Kaduna State, Nigeria
The Role of Personality and Stress in the Development of Substance Use Disorder among Substance Use Disorder Patients in Kaduna State, Nigeria
This study investigated the role of personality and stress in the development of substance use disorder among substance use disorder patients in Kaduna State. A cross sectional des...
Girl Child Sexual Abuse in Lusaka Urban
Girl Child Sexual Abuse in Lusaka Urban
The study on girl child sexual abuse and whose findings are presented in this article was conducted in 2010 as an academic requirement for the purpose of completing a Master’s degr...
Assessment of prevalence, nature, and factors associated with substance abuse among medical undergraduate students in Northern India
Assessment of prevalence, nature, and factors associated with substance abuse among medical undergraduate students in Northern India
Background: In recent years, drug abuse among the student population has increased to an alarming rate in India and that too among medical students. Substance abuse among medical s...
Prevalence and Psychosocial Risk Factors of Substance Abuse: The Case of Dire Dawa University Students
Prevalence and Psychosocial Risk Factors of Substance Abuse: The Case of Dire Dawa University Students
Abstract
This study aims to investigate the prevalence and psychosocial risk factors of substance use among Dire Dawa University students. In Ethiopia, substance abuse is a...
Prevalence and causes of substance abuse among Egyptian university students
Prevalence and causes of substance abuse among Egyptian university students
Substance abuse is a global challenge with dangerous effects on health, wealth and security of nations, and individuals’ mental and physical health. This study was done to identify...
Depression and substance abuse among university students
Depression and substance abuse among university students
The purpose of the study was to examine the association between depression and substance abuse and to assess their prevalence and associated factors. A cross-sectional design was e...