MAT QUIZ 1
Stages of Change - ANS-What trans-theoretical model is based on an analysis of different
treatment theories and identifies behavior and thinking that clients experience when making
changes?
Help the individual lead a healthy, productive life. - ANS-The main goal of MAT is to:
Medications are drugs, and you cannot be "clean" if you are taking anything. - ANS-One of the
biggest negative perceptions of MAT is that:
Distance traveled to an OTP. - ANS-What is the number one reason MAT uptake is so limited?
National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) - ANS-What is SAMHSA's primary source of
information on the prevalence, patterns and consequences of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drug
use and abuse in the U.S.?
45% - ANS-According to a 2012 TEDS finding, approximately what percentage of primary
alcohol admissions reported a secondary drug abuse?
Non-Hispanic white males aged 25-54 - ANS-The CDC found that opioid-related deaths were
highest among
Glutamate receives more receptors. - ANS-What happens to the brain with repeated alcohol
use?
Convulsions & Delirium tremens & Legal Problems - ANS-Medical and psychosocial acute and
chronic effects of alcohol abuse include (check all that apply):
Binding to the opiates' receptors & Exciting neurons in the midbrain and brainstem -
ANS-Opiates affect the brain by (check all that apply):
Stages of Change - ANS-What trans-theoretical model is based on an analysis of different
treatment theories and identifies behavior and thinking that clients experience when making
changes?
Help the individual lead a healthy, productive life. - ANS-The main goal of MAT is to:
Medications are drugs, and you cannot be "clean" if you are taking anything. - ANS-One of the
biggest negative perceptions of MAT is that:
Distance traveled to an OTP. - ANS-What is the number one reason MAT uptake is so limited?
National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) - ANS-What is SAMHSA's primary source of
information on the prevalence, patterns and consequences of alcohol, tobacco and illegal drug
use and abuse in the U.S.?
45% - ANS-According to a 2012 TEDS finding, approximately what percentage of primary
alcohol admissions reported a secondary drug abuse?
Non-Hispanic white males aged 25-54 - ANS-The CDC found that opioid-related deaths were
highest among
Glutamate receives more receptors. - ANS-What happens to the brain with repeated alcohol
use?
Convulsions & Delirium tremens & Legal Problems - ANS-Medical and psychosocial acute and
chronic effects of alcohol abuse include (check all that apply):
Binding to the opiates' receptors & Exciting neurons in the midbrain and brainstem -
ANS-Opiates affect the brain by (check all that apply):
