AD quiz #2 study guide questions
and answers 2025
The following best describes the general rule of 42 CFR regarding release
of identifying information on individuals who receive from an alcohol or
other drug treatment program. - answer The release of such information
is prohibited.
You are a school counselor and have been working with a student named
Sam as part of an aftercare program. A teacher's aid comes to you and
says, "I heard Sam was in drug rehab. I'm a recovering alcoholic and think
I could help Sam. Was he in rehab? You should say: - answer "I'm
uncomfortable talking about those kinds of things regarding my
students." or anything that avoids answering the question.
The following is not true regarding written consent for disclosure of
patient identifying information. - answer in the case of minors in
treatment, parental consent is necessary for disclosure
The following is not an exception to the General Rule regarding disclosure.
- answer the use of alcohol or other drugs by a pregnant woman.
Disclosure to a Qualified Services Organization Agreement, a court order,
and crimes committed against program staff are exceptions.
In situations where state and federal laws regarding confidentiality of AOD
patient information are in conflict, mental health professionals should. -
answer follow federal law, unless state law is more restrictive.
You are providing relapse prevention services to a client. The client tells
you that he is going to kill his former wife. You believe the client is
serious. According to the text, you should - answer warn the potential
victim without identifying the client as receiving alcohol or other drug
services,
In the cases where 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA overlap, mental health
professionals should follow - answer the most restrictive law.
, You are a licensed clinical social worker in private practice. Does 42 CFR
Part 2 apply? - answer Yes, if you accept Medicaid.
In the assessment process, mental health professionals should always
consider the possibility of alcohol or other drug problems because -
answer the prevalence of AOD problems is so great.
An 18-year-old female who received a DUI last month then drives illegally
to a party on Saturday and has four martinis. This would be an example of:
- answer abuse.
A 33-year-old male feels that he physically and mentally cannot function
without alcohol and marijuana. This would be an example of: - answer
dependence
Mental health professionals should keep in mind when asking clients
about alcohol and drug use on the psychosocial history - answer clients
may minimize their use.
It is important to obtain a history of psychological and behavioral
problems in the psychosocial history because - answer clients use of
alcohol and other drugs may be a contributing or a causal l factor in such
problems.
An important sign of adolescent problems with alcohol or other drugs
would be - answer change in friends, academic performance, and
behavior.
A draw back to the use of self-report inventories in assessing AOD
problems would be: - answer self-report inventories generally have less
than adequate reliability.
The MAST is commonly used to screen: - answer alcohol problems.
and answers 2025
The following best describes the general rule of 42 CFR regarding release
of identifying information on individuals who receive from an alcohol or
other drug treatment program. - answer The release of such information
is prohibited.
You are a school counselor and have been working with a student named
Sam as part of an aftercare program. A teacher's aid comes to you and
says, "I heard Sam was in drug rehab. I'm a recovering alcoholic and think
I could help Sam. Was he in rehab? You should say: - answer "I'm
uncomfortable talking about those kinds of things regarding my
students." or anything that avoids answering the question.
The following is not true regarding written consent for disclosure of
patient identifying information. - answer in the case of minors in
treatment, parental consent is necessary for disclosure
The following is not an exception to the General Rule regarding disclosure.
- answer the use of alcohol or other drugs by a pregnant woman.
Disclosure to a Qualified Services Organization Agreement, a court order,
and crimes committed against program staff are exceptions.
In situations where state and federal laws regarding confidentiality of AOD
patient information are in conflict, mental health professionals should. -
answer follow federal law, unless state law is more restrictive.
You are providing relapse prevention services to a client. The client tells
you that he is going to kill his former wife. You believe the client is
serious. According to the text, you should - answer warn the potential
victim without identifying the client as receiving alcohol or other drug
services,
In the cases where 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA overlap, mental health
professionals should follow - answer the most restrictive law.
, You are a licensed clinical social worker in private practice. Does 42 CFR
Part 2 apply? - answer Yes, if you accept Medicaid.
In the assessment process, mental health professionals should always
consider the possibility of alcohol or other drug problems because -
answer the prevalence of AOD problems is so great.
An 18-year-old female who received a DUI last month then drives illegally
to a party on Saturday and has four martinis. This would be an example of:
- answer abuse.
A 33-year-old male feels that he physically and mentally cannot function
without alcohol and marijuana. This would be an example of: - answer
dependence
Mental health professionals should keep in mind when asking clients
about alcohol and drug use on the psychosocial history - answer clients
may minimize their use.
It is important to obtain a history of psychological and behavioral
problems in the psychosocial history because - answer clients use of
alcohol and other drugs may be a contributing or a causal l factor in such
problems.
An important sign of adolescent problems with alcohol or other drugs
would be - answer change in friends, academic performance, and
behavior.
A draw back to the use of self-report inventories in assessing AOD
problems would be: - answer self-report inventories generally have less
than adequate reliability.
The MAST is commonly used to screen: - answer alcohol problems.
