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    A Literature Review

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    ISBN : 978-616-11-1978-2

    (.) (.)

    (.) 2 131 501000 5328 0228 60236, 60525 0 5327 3201 08 0491 0505, 08 0500 2140www.i-mapthailand.org

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    Review of Emergency Management in Methamphetamine Abusers

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    .

    (.)

    Eme

    rgencyManagementinMetham

    phetamineAbusers

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    1 ...................................................................................... 1

    2 ............................................................. 8

    3 .................. 16 3.1 ................................................................ 19 3.2 ................................. 21 3.3 ............................................................................................ 23

    3.4 .......................................................... 25 3.5 .................................................... 28

    4 ...................... 32

    5 ........................................................ 45

    ..................................................................................................................................... 48

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    (methamphetamine)

    () () ()

    (risk of anydose) (risks from high-dose use) (risks from long-term use)

    EmergencyManagem

    entinMetham

    phetamineAbusers

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    benzodiazepines (antipsychotics)

    EmergencyManagem

    entinMetham

    phetamineAbusers

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    5. (tea) (smoking) (chewing)

    Mitragynine

    .. 2554

    3.2 (2.4 ) (1.2 ) (0.9 ) 25-44 1 12-24 45-65 12-19

    80

    14 .. 2550 50 .. 2553 47 .. 2550 773 .. 2553

    2

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    185,316 86.2.. 2554 .. 2553 40

    7.. 2553 3 .. 2554 3 10 60 23-27

    () ()

    1 3-8

    3

    (.)

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    30-60

    1. Experimental users:

    2. Recreational users:

    3. Circumstantial users:

    4

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    4. Intermittent or binge users: 2-10

    5. Regular users: (dependence)

    6. Poly drug users:

    alprazolam

    4 1.

    15-20

    2. 3-5

    3.

    5-10 4.

    5

    (.)

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    1 3

    active ingredient

    6

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    (methamphetamine)

    () () ()

    7

    (.)

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    2

    (Risk of any dose) (Risks from high-dose use) (Risks from long-term use)

    (Risk of any dose)

    1. (Contents) 1

    2. (Unsafe sex)

    3. (Accident)

    8

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    4. (Poly drug use) (toxicity)

    5. (During Pregnancy)

    6. (Overheating (hyperthermia) and dehydration)

    (rhabdomyolysis)

    7. (Risks from injecting) (septicemia) (infective endocarditis) (osteomyelitis/infectivearthritis) HIV (Hepatitis)

    (Risks from high-dose use)

    1. (Behavior Changes)

    9

    (.)

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    2. (Neurotoxicity)

    3. (crash) (i ntox icat ion)

    4. Serotonin toxicity serotonin toxicity (myoclonus) (muscle rigid ity )

    5. (Overdose)

    (Risks from long-term use)

    1. (Poor nutrition)

    2. (Dependence)

    15 32 23 15

    10

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    3. (Psychosis)

    4. (Mood and affective disorders) (intoxication) (withdrawal)

    5. (Neurocognitive impairment)

    1. Mild effects

    2. Moderate effects

    3. Severe or toxic effects

    11

    (.)

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    1.

    2.

    3.

    stroke4. 5. /6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

    3-5 4-8 24 2

    12

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    (dopamine producing cell)

    Buffenstein single photon emission computedtomogrophy (SPECT) brain perfusion 16 21 ( 76) perfusion frontal, parietal temperal lobe

    Ernst, Chang magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) N acetyl-aspartate glial cell

    14

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    Volkow positron emissiontomography (PET) (dopamine transporters: DAT)

    DAT striatum ( 9 ) DAT

    (risk of any dose) (risks from high-dose use)

    (risks from long-term use)

    15

    (.)

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    3

    1. intoxication

    2.

    3.

    16

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    4.

    1:

    2:

    17

    (.)

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    3.1 (Intoxication)

    ( 38oC)

    19

    (.)

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    (Management of ATS intoxication)

    intoxication

    ( )

    benzodiazepines (antipsychotics) 250-500

    monitor EKG

    20

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    3.2

    - - -

    21

    (.)

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    Mild arousal:

    benzodiazepines diazepam 5-10 mg clonazepam 0.5-2 mg lorazepam 1-2.5 mg 30-60

    haloperidol 2.5-5 mg olanzapine 5-10 mg risperidone 1-2 mg

    Moderate arousal: haloperidol 2.5-5 mg IM

    High arousal: () diazepam 5-10 mg 5 mg haloperidol 2.5-5 mg

    22

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    3.3 (Methamphetamine Psychosis)

    (ideasof reference) (loss of insight)

    (violence) (suicide or homicide)

    (stereotyped behavior patterns)

    (intoxication) (withdrawal)

    23

    (.)

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    clinical trials (CTs) (agitation)

    (atypical antipsychotic) risperidone olanzapine

    (acute) (residual) (craving) (conventional antipsychotics) haloperidol (atypical antipsychotics) risperidone, olanzapine (acute) (chronic)

    3.4 (Withdrawal)

    (withdrawal)

    (cravings) ( panic)

    25

    (.)

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    (peak symptom) 2-10

    (residual symptoms) 1-8 10 3

    (Managing withdrawal)

    (hotline 24 ) (prolonged withdrawal)

    26

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    prolonged withdrawal dopamine depletion hypothesis

    (intensive craving) 12-18

    (relapseprevention) tricyclic antidepressant (TCA) amitryptylline imipramine selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) fluoxetine

    (lapse)

    27

    (.)

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    3.5 (Depression)

    60 3

    (withdrawal)

    (Sad or blue mood)

    (Changes to appetite andweight)

    (Changes to sleeping patterns) (early insomnia) (middle insomnia) (early morning awakening)

    28

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    benzodiazepines antipsychotics

    31

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    (Philosophy of Crisis Negotiation)

    1. (Self Control)

    2.

    3. (-)

    4.

    33

    (.)

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    (Empathy)

    - - -

    -

    (Active Listening Skill)

    1. Mirroring :

    ,

    34

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    2. Minimal Encouragements :

    3. Paraphrasing :

    18

    4. Emotion Labeling :

    5. Open-end Question :

    35

    (.)

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    6. I Messages : I Messages

    2-3 I Messages

    7. Effective Pauses :

    36

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    1. 2. 3.

    4.

    5.

    1. 1.1 1.2 1.3 5

    2. 2.1

    2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5

    2.6

    37

    (.)

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    3. 3.1

    3.2 3.3

    3.4

    3.5 3.6

    4.

    4.1 4.2

    38

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    1. 2.

    3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

    1.

    2. 3. 4. ()5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

    39

    (.)

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    1. 2.

    3. 3.1 3.2

    4.

    5. 6. 7.

    8. 9. 10.

    11.

    40

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    5

    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    20

    5. 1-3

    41

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    2.

    3.

    4.

    1. 3

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    42

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    (Overdose)

    (Mental health problems)

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    (Pregnancy and breastfeeding)

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    2

    (Withdrawal) ( 3 )

    ()

    ( 500 )

    46

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    7. Australian General Practice Network. Management of patients with psychostimulant useproblems-guidelines for general practitioners. Canberra: Australian Government Departmentof Health and Ageing; 2007.

    8. Connolly K, Lee N, Clark C. From Go to Whoa-Psychostimulants training program for healthprofessionals: participant workbook. Canberra, ACT: Commonwealth of Australia; 2006.

    9. Jenner L, Lee N. Responding to challenging situations related to the use of psychostimulants:a practical guide for frontline workers. Canberra: Australian Government Department of Healthand Ageing; 2008.

    10. Jenner L, Baker A, Whyte I, Carr V. Psychostimulants-management of acute behaviouraldisturbances: guidelines for police services. Canberra: Australian Government Department of Healthand Ageing; 2004.

    11. Lee N, Johns L, Jenkinson R, Johnston J, Connolly K, Hall K, Cash R. Clinical treatment guideline

    for alcohol and drug clinicians, no.14: Methamphetamine dependence and treatment. Fitzroy,Victoria: Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Center; 2007.

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