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Which of the following is the best definition of insight? - ANSWER A sudden
understanding of self, or realization of how a problem can be solved.
MAT refers to: - ANSWER The used of medications such as suboxone in the
treatment of addiction.
Aisha has completed her treatment at an in-patient facility and is ready to be discharged.
She has asked her counselor to recommend a therapist to work with her and her husband on
an out-patient basis. This process is BEST viewed as an example of : - ANSWER A
referral.
Which type of therapy is most directive, offering the greatest potential for abused of power
by the counselor? - ANSWER Gestalt.
The primary purpose of professional credentialing for counselors is to: -
ANSWER Protect public safety by ensuring that counselors meet minimum standards
of competency.
Which of the following is NOT a CNS depressant? - ANSWER Benzedrine.
The concept of informed consent requires that before agreeing to accept treatment, client
should know their rights and obligations, therapeutic goals, fees for services and ______. -
ANSWER The limits of their confidentiality.
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,Attitudes, policies, and practices that are destructive to other cultures and their members
are examples of lack of cultural _____. - ANSWER Competence.
Restlessness, nervousness, flushed face, muscle twitching, tachycardia or cardiac arrhythmia
are all signs or symptoms of: - ANSWER Caffeine intoxication.
Of all of the possible substance use disorders, which on is typically not seen in older children
or adults? - ANSWER Inhalant Use Disorder.
Needle exchange programs can BEST be described as: - ANSWER Harm reduction.
Autonomic hyperactivity, hand tremor, nausea or vomiting, psychomotor agitation, grand
mal seizures are all sings or symptoms of: - ANSWER Sedative, hypnotic, or
anxiolytic withdrawal.
Among other things _____ involves making a client aware of resources in the community, as
well as providing information related to substance abuse, HIV/AIDS and other STD's. -
ANSWER Client education.
In the United States, the population that experiences the lowest prevalence of alcohol use
disorder is: - ANSWER Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
Classical and operant conditioning are associated with _____ therapy. -
ANSWER Behavior.
Eric has submitted being sexually active without using any type of protection against sexually
transmitted diseases. His counselor has made an appointment for him to be tested for the
HIV virus. He then made arrangements for Eric to be transported to the clinic. Facilitating
this appointment is BEST described as: - ANSWER Case Management.
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,Studies indicate that counseling is most effective when: - ANSWER Cultures and
values are taken into account.
One basic principle of documentation requires the counselor to: - ANSWER Describe
events in objectives terms, using measurable language that can be easily understood.
The _____ model of addiction explains addiction as a consequences of personal choice. -
ANSWER Moral.
How does solution-focused brief therapy differ from many of the other approaches to
counseling? - ANSWER Emphasis is placed on the present and future while
devaluing the past.
Case reviews: - ANSWER Enable the counselor to assess progress and make any
necessary changes in the treatment plan.
The tendency of the family to try and maintain balance when dealing with a loved one's
substance use disorder is called: - ANSWER Homeostasis.
Your client expresses growing feelings of rage. He has recurring nightmares in which he
attacks random women on the street. If you followed through with what you believed was a
duty to warn, under what circumstances would you be least likely to be disciplined? -
ANSWER If the client discloses that name of a person he plans to harm.
In his second counseling session, a client reveals to his counselor that he is gay. Having never
worked with a member of this special population, the counselor's BEST course of action is
to: - ANSWER Offer to refer that client to someone with experience in with special
issues associated with the gay community.
Determining a client's eligibility and appropriateness for treatment occurs during the ____
process. - ANSWER Screening.
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, Highly structures daily routines, a system of rewards and punishments, and frequent group
confrontation are characteristics of: - ANSWER Therapeutic communities.
Collateral interviews: - ANSWER Involve gathering information from other persons
who are, or have been, associated with the person being assessed.
A major criticism of the ____ is that the questions are so obvious that this test cannot
possibly detect alcoholics who deny having problem. - ANSWER MAST.
The goal of complete abstinence is most consistent with the ____ model of addiction. -
ANSWER Disease.
_____ can develop between natural and synthetic opiates, but not between opiates and CNS
depressants. - ANSWER Cross tolerance.
Appropriate treatment goals must be: - ANSWER Observable and measurable, in
order to facilitate monitoring progress.
When is confrontation probably least appropriate? - ANSWER Prior to establishing
rapport with the client.
The goal of screening is to: - ANSWER Determine whether a client is appropriate and
eligible for a particular treatment service.
____ drugs are used to treat mental disorders. - ANSWER Psychotropic.
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Which of the following is the best definition of insight? - ANSWER A sudden
understanding of self, or realization of how a problem can be solved.
MAT refers to: - ANSWER The used of medications such as suboxone in the
treatment of addiction.
Aisha has completed her treatment at an in-patient facility and is ready to be discharged.
She has asked her counselor to recommend a therapist to work with her and her husband on
an out-patient basis. This process is BEST viewed as an example of : - ANSWER A
referral.
Which type of therapy is most directive, offering the greatest potential for abused of power
by the counselor? - ANSWER Gestalt.
The primary purpose of professional credentialing for counselors is to: -
ANSWER Protect public safety by ensuring that counselors meet minimum standards
of competency.
Which of the following is NOT a CNS depressant? - ANSWER Benzedrine.
The concept of informed consent requires that before agreeing to accept treatment, client
should know their rights and obligations, therapeutic goals, fees for services and ______. -
ANSWER The limits of their confidentiality.
1
,Attitudes, policies, and practices that are destructive to other cultures and their members
are examples of lack of cultural _____. - ANSWER Competence.
Restlessness, nervousness, flushed face, muscle twitching, tachycardia or cardiac arrhythmia
are all signs or symptoms of: - ANSWER Caffeine intoxication.
Of all of the possible substance use disorders, which on is typically not seen in older children
or adults? - ANSWER Inhalant Use Disorder.
Needle exchange programs can BEST be described as: - ANSWER Harm reduction.
Autonomic hyperactivity, hand tremor, nausea or vomiting, psychomotor agitation, grand
mal seizures are all sings or symptoms of: - ANSWER Sedative, hypnotic, or
anxiolytic withdrawal.
Among other things _____ involves making a client aware of resources in the community, as
well as providing information related to substance abuse, HIV/AIDS and other STD's. -
ANSWER Client education.
In the United States, the population that experiences the lowest prevalence of alcohol use
disorder is: - ANSWER Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
Classical and operant conditioning are associated with _____ therapy. -
ANSWER Behavior.
Eric has submitted being sexually active without using any type of protection against sexually
transmitted diseases. His counselor has made an appointment for him to be tested for the
HIV virus. He then made arrangements for Eric to be transported to the clinic. Facilitating
this appointment is BEST described as: - ANSWER Case Management.
2
,Studies indicate that counseling is most effective when: - ANSWER Cultures and
values are taken into account.
One basic principle of documentation requires the counselor to: - ANSWER Describe
events in objectives terms, using measurable language that can be easily understood.
The _____ model of addiction explains addiction as a consequences of personal choice. -
ANSWER Moral.
How does solution-focused brief therapy differ from many of the other approaches to
counseling? - ANSWER Emphasis is placed on the present and future while
devaluing the past.
Case reviews: - ANSWER Enable the counselor to assess progress and make any
necessary changes in the treatment plan.
The tendency of the family to try and maintain balance when dealing with a loved one's
substance use disorder is called: - ANSWER Homeostasis.
Your client expresses growing feelings of rage. He has recurring nightmares in which he
attacks random women on the street. If you followed through with what you believed was a
duty to warn, under what circumstances would you be least likely to be disciplined? -
ANSWER If the client discloses that name of a person he plans to harm.
In his second counseling session, a client reveals to his counselor that he is gay. Having never
worked with a member of this special population, the counselor's BEST course of action is
to: - ANSWER Offer to refer that client to someone with experience in with special
issues associated with the gay community.
Determining a client's eligibility and appropriateness for treatment occurs during the ____
process. - ANSWER Screening.
3
, Highly structures daily routines, a system of rewards and punishments, and frequent group
confrontation are characteristics of: - ANSWER Therapeutic communities.
Collateral interviews: - ANSWER Involve gathering information from other persons
who are, or have been, associated with the person being assessed.
A major criticism of the ____ is that the questions are so obvious that this test cannot
possibly detect alcoholics who deny having problem. - ANSWER MAST.
The goal of complete abstinence is most consistent with the ____ model of addiction. -
ANSWER Disease.
_____ can develop between natural and synthetic opiates, but not between opiates and CNS
depressants. - ANSWER Cross tolerance.
Appropriate treatment goals must be: - ANSWER Observable and measurable, in
order to facilitate monitoring progress.
When is confrontation probably least appropriate? - ANSWER Prior to establishing
rapport with the client.
The goal of screening is to: - ANSWER Determine whether a client is appropriate and
eligible for a particular treatment service.
____ drugs are used to treat mental disorders. - ANSWER Psychotropic.
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