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single incident trauma
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- unexpected event (accident, natural disatser, witnessing violence
2
Q
complex or repetitive trauma
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- ongoing abuse, DV
3
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developmental trauma
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- early ongoing trauma (children with neglect, abuse)
4
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intergenerational trauma
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- psychological/emotional effects experienced by people who live with trauma survivors
5
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- historical trauma
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- cumulative emotional and psychological wounding over lifespan
- slavery, war
6
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what is harm reduction
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- model of care that shifts focus away from abstinence by focusing on reducing the harm of substance use
7
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principles of trauma informed care
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- trauma awareness
- emphasis of safety and trustworthiness
- opportunity for choice
- strength-based/skill-building
8
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the international childbirth education association BRAIN acronym
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- Benefits
- Risks
- Alternatives
- Intuition
- Need time
9
Q
APGAR
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- Colour
- tone
- respiratory effort
- heart rate
- reflex response
10
Q
signs and symptoms of alcohol withdrawal
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- jitteriness, increased tone, irritability, seizures
11
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Tobacco effects on fetal health
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- preterm, SGA, miscarriage, placental abruption, placenta previa
- SIDS, respiratory illness
12
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when do symptoms of opioid withdrawal usually occur
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- 48-72 hours
- some could appear 5-7 days post birth and can last 30 days
13
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signs and symptoms of opioid withdrawal
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- tremors, yawning, temp instability, feeding difficulties, sleep disruption
14
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exposure to SSRIs can show symptoms of what and last how long?
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- NAS
- symptoms show 1-3 days and last up to 2 weeks
15
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opioid withdrawal symptoms include:
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- high-pitched cry
- tachypnea
- sleep disturbances
- increased one
- tremors/seizures
- poor feeding
- sweating
- yawning
16
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SSRI/SNRI withdrawal symptoms
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- respiratory distress
- sleep problems
- increased tone
- tremor/jitters
- seizures
- temp instability
- shivering
- restless
- irritable
- jaundice
- hypoglycaemia
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