CSAMS With complete solutions | latest update 2026/2027

CSAMS With complete solutions | latest update
2026/2027




CSAMS Code of Ethics (principles) - Ans 1. Non-discrimination

2. Responsibility: report unethical behavior and assist those in need or addiction services

3. Competence: need for ongoing education and assume responsibility for quality of services -
don't offer services outside of your realm

4. Legal and Moral Standards - uphold federal and state laws

5. Public Statements

6. Client Welfare: promote public health and welfare - consider client's income when making
referrals

7. Confidentiality

8. Inter-Professional Relationships: treat co-workers with respect

9. Renumeration: no personal or financial gain for making referrals



Imodium Advanced (AD) - Ans Produces opiate-like effect if taken in large quantity



Most commonly abused substances in Americans 14 or older (after marijuana) -
Ans Prescriptions and OTC's



Most commonly abused prescription type - Ans Opioids



Prescription Opioid Side Effects - Ans Initial rush/euphoria

Drowsiness

Dry mouth

, Constipation

Intense itching

Nausea/vomiting

Impaired motor skills

Moving slow/feeling heavy

Accidental overdose



Opioid Withdrawal - Ans Restlessness

Low energy

Insomnia

Anxiety/agitation/shaking

Diarrhea

Abdominal cramping

Cold or hot flashes

Sweating and runny nose



Central Nervous System Depressants - Ans Benzos and Barbiturates - act as a tranquilizer -
commonly used for anxiety, sleep disorders, panic disorders, seizures

-GHB and Rohypnol fall into this category



Central Nervous System Depressant Withdrawal - Ans Hallucinations

Shakiness

Nausea

Vomiting

Headache

Anxiety