Dental School SBIRT Curriculum – Foundational Training for Substance Use Disorders-John and Bobbie Scene 2

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A clinician discusses oxycodone use with Bobbie, who admits taking more than prescribed, selling extra pills, and struggling to stop. She says the drug helps her cope with pain and stress, but it has caused fights with her husband and affected family time. Her screening score is six, indicating severe risk for drug-related problems. The clinician explains short-term effects like nausea, constipation, drowsiness, and thinking problems, plus long-term tolerance, withdrawal, breathing suppression, and overdose risk. Bobbie reports withdrawal symptoms after 12 hours without pills. She becomes concerned and agrees to work with the clinician to reduce risk.

Keywords

oxycodone

substance misuse

withdrawal symptoms

overdose risk

pain management