Acute Alcohol Withdrawal Crossword

Common trigger of acute alcohol withdrawal syndrome
Drug used to stabilize vitals
Condition with s/s of disorientation; visual, tactile, and auditory hallucinations, and seizures
Condition with s/s of altered gait, vestibular dysfunction, confusion, ocular motility abnormalities, and encephalopathy
Clinical assessment tool used to guide treatment for acute alcohol withdrawal
Someone in acute alcohol withdrawal would have _____ HR and BP
Positive component in toxicology screen
First line treatment to prevent seizures
Possible complications of withdrawal seizures
Symptoms of tremulousness and agitation that occurs after reducing or quitting alcohol consumption after heavy or prolonged use
Approximately how many hours does symptoms of withdrawal occur after cessation of use
Potential complication of treatment with IV glucose
Most common risk factor of acute withdrawal
Treatment of Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome
Classic sign of alcohol withdrawal
An IV infusion that replenishes deficiencies and prevent Wernicke's encephalopathy