ASAM Criteria
- ANS-Early Remission is described if not one of the standards is met for as a minimum 1 month
in line with DSM IV TR, and 3 months according to DSM-five, but for less than twelve months.
<9 hrs/week - ANS-Level 1 (Outpatient)
3 factors affecting adolescent addiction treatment - ANS-longer duration of treatment, readiness
to change substance abuse behavior and family involvement
Acute Intoxication
Biomedical Conditions
Emotional/Cognitive Conditions
Readiness to Change
Relapse
Recovery Environment
____ of ASAM Placement - ANS-x6 dimensions of ASAM placement
Although they are aware of the problem, the Pt is not considering the possibility of change. -
ANS-Precontemplative
ASAM criteria is a multidimensional assessment that is ___ driven rather than ___ driven.
___ driven does not help to motivate the patient to complete. - ANS-Client/Clinically Driven
Program Driven
ASAM criteria offers tools for making decisions related to (x3) aspects of care
___ Criteria
___ Criteria
___ Criteria - ANS-Admission Criteria
Continued Stay Criteria
Discharge Criteria
ASAM criteria offers tools for making decisions related to (x3) aspects of care
___ Criteria
___ Criteria
___ Criteria - ANS-Admission Criteria
, Continued Stay Criteria
Discharge Criteria
ASAM developed from the Cleveland Criteria which was created in an attempt to control the ___
- ANS-Length of hospitalizations
ASAM dimension 1 - ANS-refers to detoxification risk.
ASAM Dimension 2 - ANS-Biomedical Conditions and Complications
ASAM dimension 3 - ANS-Emotional, Behavioral, or Cognitive Conditions and Complications
ASAM Dimension 4 - ANS-readiness to change
ASAM Dimension 5 - ANS-Relapse, Continued Use, or Continued Problem Potential
ASAM Dimension 6 - ANS-Recovery/Living Environment
ASAM Levels of Care - ANS-0.5: Early Intervention
I: Outpatient Services
II: Intensive Outpatient Services/Partial Hospitalizaiton
III: Residential/Inpatient Services
IV: Medically Managed Intensive Inpatient Services
ASAM uses a ___ model of addiction.
Thus not only focused on clinical, but actually what is the patients society & home? -
ANS-Biopsychosocial Model
At risk drinking - ANS-characterized by 14 or more drinks
binge drinking - ANS-defined as a pattern of drinking that brings blood alcohol concentration
(BAC) levels to 0.08 g/dL which is typically 5 or more drinks over two hours in men.
Clinical management/monitoring - ANS-the third stage of chronic care management for
substance use disorders. This stage relies on the use of maintenance medications, brief
motivational interviewing, family and couples therapy, individual therapy, and monitoring with
consequences.
Clinically ___ is Level III.1 (low intensity) - Level III.5 (high intesity)
Medically ___ Inpatient is Level III.7
Medically ___ Intensive Inpatient is Level IV - ANS-Level III.1-5 - Clinically MANAGED
- ANS-Early Remission is described if not one of the standards is met for as a minimum 1 month
in line with DSM IV TR, and 3 months according to DSM-five, but for less than twelve months.
<9 hrs/week - ANS-Level 1 (Outpatient)
3 factors affecting adolescent addiction treatment - ANS-longer duration of treatment, readiness
to change substance abuse behavior and family involvement
Acute Intoxication
Biomedical Conditions
Emotional/Cognitive Conditions
Readiness to Change
Relapse
Recovery Environment
____ of ASAM Placement - ANS-x6 dimensions of ASAM placement
Although they are aware of the problem, the Pt is not considering the possibility of change. -
ANS-Precontemplative
ASAM criteria is a multidimensional assessment that is ___ driven rather than ___ driven.
___ driven does not help to motivate the patient to complete. - ANS-Client/Clinically Driven
Program Driven
ASAM criteria offers tools for making decisions related to (x3) aspects of care
___ Criteria
___ Criteria
___ Criteria - ANS-Admission Criteria
Continued Stay Criteria
Discharge Criteria
ASAM criteria offers tools for making decisions related to (x3) aspects of care
___ Criteria
___ Criteria
___ Criteria - ANS-Admission Criteria
, Continued Stay Criteria
Discharge Criteria
ASAM developed from the Cleveland Criteria which was created in an attempt to control the ___
- ANS-Length of hospitalizations
ASAM dimension 1 - ANS-refers to detoxification risk.
ASAM Dimension 2 - ANS-Biomedical Conditions and Complications
ASAM dimension 3 - ANS-Emotional, Behavioral, or Cognitive Conditions and Complications
ASAM Dimension 4 - ANS-readiness to change
ASAM Dimension 5 - ANS-Relapse, Continued Use, or Continued Problem Potential
ASAM Dimension 6 - ANS-Recovery/Living Environment
ASAM Levels of Care - ANS-0.5: Early Intervention
I: Outpatient Services
II: Intensive Outpatient Services/Partial Hospitalizaiton
III: Residential/Inpatient Services
IV: Medically Managed Intensive Inpatient Services
ASAM uses a ___ model of addiction.
Thus not only focused on clinical, but actually what is the patients society & home? -
ANS-Biopsychosocial Model
At risk drinking - ANS-characterized by 14 or more drinks
binge drinking - ANS-defined as a pattern of drinking that brings blood alcohol concentration
(BAC) levels to 0.08 g/dL which is typically 5 or more drinks over two hours in men.
Clinical management/monitoring - ANS-the third stage of chronic care management for
substance use disorders. This stage relies on the use of maintenance medications, brief
motivational interviewing, family and couples therapy, individual therapy, and monitoring with
consequences.
Clinically ___ is Level III.1 (low intensity) - Level III.5 (high intesity)
Medically ___ Inpatient is Level III.7
Medically ___ Intensive Inpatient is Level IV - ANS-Level III.1-5 - Clinically MANAGED
