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Alcohol Withdrawal Management

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10 Treatment Table 2. Ambulatory (Level 1-WM and Level 2-WM) and Inpatient Placement Considerations Level 1-WM Appropriate Neutral/Uncertain Inappropriate Withdrawal severity Mild (e.g., CIWA- Ar <10). Moderate (e.g., CIWA-Ar 10–18). Severe or complicated (e.g., CIWA-Ar ≥19). Concurrent withdrawal or physiological dependence Withdrawing from other substance(s). Physiological dependence on opioids or OUD. Physiological dependence on BZDs or BZD use disorder. Recent alcohol consumption Consumes >8 standard drinks per day. Alcohol withdrawal history Previous severe withdrawal episode. Complicated withdrawal >1 year ago. Recent complicated withdrawal episode. Treatment history Other inpatient need Medical or psychiatric condition that needs inpatient treatment. Biomedical conditions and complications Older age. History of epilepsy. History of non- alcohol related seizure. Clinically significant abnormal lab results. Moderate, active, and potentially destabilizing medical problem. Moderate to severe active and potentially destabilizing medical problem, including unstable chronic condition. Suspected head injury. Unable to take oral medications.

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