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The Relationship Between Parental Substance Abuse And The …
-Effects of crack cocaine and methamphetamines -Sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect B. Behavioral Effects -Behavioral disorders such as aggression, rage, physical violence, temper tantrums, verbal outbursts … Fetch Document
MRI Changes In Cocaine Induced Toxic Encephalopathy
Changes tend to persist even after cessation of cocaine abuse. The neurological course varies in different patients patient was not responsive to verbal stimuli, pupils were reactive equally, and no evidence of trauma, corneal reflex … Access Content
Prenatal Substance Exposure And Human Development
verbal learning as well as problems with social functioning. Cocaine accounts for 10% of illicit drug use, affecting about 45,000 births per year. abuse during the pregnancy is regarded, ipso facto, as child abuse and, so, as grounds for … Fetch Here
Factor And Item-response Analysis DSM-IV Criteria For abuse …
Obtained before all face-to-face interviews and verbal consent before all telephone interviews. If, for example, there are users who abuse cannabis and cocaine simultaneously, then this may cause a minor ten- … View Full Source
Cerebral Hypoperfusion And Neurocognitive Impairment In …
In addition to neuroimaging deficiencies, neuropsychological impairments were identified in cocaine abusers on factors of complex attention, verbal memory/fluency cocaine abuse subjects that were in the upper- and lower-quartile of SPECT abnormality level … Read Document
Dose-Related Neurobehavioral Effects Of Chronic Cocaine Use
Term verbal memory and attention in cocaine users. Fur-thermore, they used published norms to de?ne an ab- cocaine abuse and brain injury can be determined only with a prospective study. … Fetch Full Source
Cognition, Commitment Language, And Behavioral Change Among …
Duction of verbal commitment statements. We did this for CBT sessions for cocaine dependence, as commitment language has not the standard National Institute on Drug Abuse cutoff for levels of cocaine metabolites (positive 300 ng/mL). … Get Document
Effects Series – Cocaine
Cocaine-exposed children may have difficulties with verbal comprehension and expression.17 They may also cocaine. in e. s. Lisansky Gomberg & t. D. nirenberg (eds.), Women and substance abuse (pp. 162-190). norwood, nJ: ablex. … Access Doc
Euuropean Journal Of Neuroscience (In Press)
On the verbal task, in which controls and users could be matched for performance, we identified attenuated responses in prefrontal and 3 Introduction Almost all drugs of abuse, such as cocaine, are known to increase extracellular levels of dopamine (DA), either through binding to monoamine … Retrieve Full Source
Cognitive Performance By Humans During A Smoked Cocaine Binge …
Heavy cocaine users scored more poorly on verbal recall portions of the serotonergic systems (51) accompany human chronic cocaine abuse. Although actual cocaine-induced degeneration of neuromodulatory neurons … Read Document
CLINICAL SCIENCE CRACK COCAINE USE AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH …
Acts of violence such as verbal arguments, physical fights, threats, death threats, theft, and drug cocaine abuse throughout most of the world,6,70 and the literature currently indicates that marijuana and cocaine are … Access Doc
The Infant Of Drug Dependent Mother
Of the following, the annual estimate of prenatal exposure to a substance of abuse is highest for: Alcohol Marijuana Nicotine Cocaine tremors Disrupted sleep Poor abstract, visual reasoning, Poor memory and verbal skills Poor motor skills Abnormal attention behavior Small risk for SIDS Cocaine … Fetch Content
Child Abuse
What substances would and would not constitute abuse? Cocaine summary Cocaine exposed neonates are born slightly earlier & smaller than non-exposed Patterns seen across maltreatment types Family environment of coercion and abuse of power Lower levels of prosocial behavior and verbal … Read Content
Cognitive-Neuromotor Assessment Of Substance Abuse: Focus On …
Issues Related to Cocaine Abuse Treatment of psychomotor speed and verbal memory. This finding suggests that selective cognitive deficits are identifiable at least 2 weeks beyond withdrawal. Ardila and colleagues (1991) went further to demonstrate that the duration of previous chronic cocaine abuse was … View Document
School Psychology Review 2000, Vol. 29, No. 2, Pp. 201-206 …
Marijuana (69% vs. 47%), using cocaine (33% vs. 7%), and sharing needles (16% vs. 1%) Verbal and physical abuse as stressors in the lives of lesbian, gay male, and bisexual … Get Content Here
Brain Atrophy And Chronic Cocaine Abuse: Background And Work …
Duration of cocaine abuse and atrophy on one measure, the maximal frontal horn width, suggesting a dose-effect relationship (figure 2). and vocabulary, that can be expected to reflect baseline function; verbal and … Read Document
Journal Of Psychiatric Research
cocaine abuse (Ardila et al., 1991; Bolla et al., 1999). We examined the effect of cumulative lifetime stimulant use on verbal ?uency hints at gender-speci?c verbal performance among cocaine users (RahmanandClarke,2005 … Access This Document
RCHIVAL EPORT NondependentStimulantUsersofCocaineand …
California Verbal Learning Test (CVLT-II) (13), cocaine-depen-dent subjects showed impaired word recall, learning, and recog- Mittenberg W, Motta S (1993): Effects of chronic cocaine abuse on memoryandlearning. … Fetch Full Source
Severity Of Neuropsychological Impairment In cocaine And …
The Verbal Knowledge scale that was most severely im-paired in the cocaine group in our study. Effects on chronic cocaine abuse on memory and learning. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology, 8, … Doc Viewer