ADC CERT 61 UPDATED ACTUAL
Questions and CORRECT Answers
A client presents with non-healing ulcers, abscesses, brittle fingernails, and bruxism. Abuse of
which classification of drugs is MOST likely? - CORRECT ANSWER - Amphetamines.
Juanita has been seeing a counselor for several weeks and has recently started responding in an
argumentative fashion. Last time, she told the counselor "you are just like my father, always on
my case!" This situation best exemplifies: - CORRECT ANSWER - transference
A client must be told the limits of confidentiality before the first therapy session, along with the
cost of the services. These issues are part of the process known as: - CORRECT
ANSWER - obtaining informed consent
The most popular and yet most controversial theory of addiction views: - CORRECT
ANSWER - addiction as a chronic and incurable disease
Nervousness or anxiety, sleep difficulty (e.g., insomnia, disturbing dreams), decreased appetite or
weight loss, depressed mood are all signs or symptoms of: - CORRECT ANSWER -
cannabis withdrawal
According to the DSM-5 standards, controlled use of ____________________ during religious
observances is not to be considered a diagnosable condition. - CORRECT ANSWER -
hallucinogens.
Depressive. - CORRECT ANSWER - symptoms are the most common psychiatric
symptoms seen in AOD abusers
cognitive behavioral. - CORRECT ANSWER - Rational emotive behavior therapy is
considered to be a ____________________ approach to counseling.
, psychological needs do not become salient until security needs are met - CORRECT
ANSWER - Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs suggests that:
projection. - CORRECT ANSWER - Bethany acknowledged in a group session that she
was unfaithful to her husband for several months. Although she has ended the affair, she is now
convinced that her husband is cheating on her. The counselor would rightly conclude that the ego
defense mechanism of ____________________ is at work here.
repression - CORRECT ANSWER - During a counseling session, a client recalls having
been abused as a child. Prior to treatment, the client had no recollection of the abuse. The
inability to recall the abuse earlier is an example of the defense mechanism called:
craving - CORRECT ANSWER - The desire and yearning for a specific substance or
substances is known as:
orientation - CORRECT ANSWER - Offering the client a tour of the treatment facility and
information on the hours of operation are activities that occur during the
____________________ process.
screening - CORRECT ANSWER - Which core function of counseling is most closely
associated with the terms "eligible and appropriate?"
advocacy - CORRECT ANSWER - ____________________ is one of case management's
hallmark characteristics.
42 CFR part 2 - CORRECT ANSWER - Confidentiality of addiction counseling records in
the United States is governed by:
transference - CORRECT ANSWER - In group therapy, Sara consistently perceives Gary
as an angry critical man (like her father) who cares little for other group members' feelings
although other group members perceive Gary as kind, caring, and gentle. This interpretation may
be described as:
Questions and CORRECT Answers
A client presents with non-healing ulcers, abscesses, brittle fingernails, and bruxism. Abuse of
which classification of drugs is MOST likely? - CORRECT ANSWER - Amphetamines.
Juanita has been seeing a counselor for several weeks and has recently started responding in an
argumentative fashion. Last time, she told the counselor "you are just like my father, always on
my case!" This situation best exemplifies: - CORRECT ANSWER - transference
A client must be told the limits of confidentiality before the first therapy session, along with the
cost of the services. These issues are part of the process known as: - CORRECT
ANSWER - obtaining informed consent
The most popular and yet most controversial theory of addiction views: - CORRECT
ANSWER - addiction as a chronic and incurable disease
Nervousness or anxiety, sleep difficulty (e.g., insomnia, disturbing dreams), decreased appetite or
weight loss, depressed mood are all signs or symptoms of: - CORRECT ANSWER -
cannabis withdrawal
According to the DSM-5 standards, controlled use of ____________________ during religious
observances is not to be considered a diagnosable condition. - CORRECT ANSWER -
hallucinogens.
Depressive. - CORRECT ANSWER - symptoms are the most common psychiatric
symptoms seen in AOD abusers
cognitive behavioral. - CORRECT ANSWER - Rational emotive behavior therapy is
considered to be a ____________________ approach to counseling.
, psychological needs do not become salient until security needs are met - CORRECT
ANSWER - Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs suggests that:
projection. - CORRECT ANSWER - Bethany acknowledged in a group session that she
was unfaithful to her husband for several months. Although she has ended the affair, she is now
convinced that her husband is cheating on her. The counselor would rightly conclude that the ego
defense mechanism of ____________________ is at work here.
repression - CORRECT ANSWER - During a counseling session, a client recalls having
been abused as a child. Prior to treatment, the client had no recollection of the abuse. The
inability to recall the abuse earlier is an example of the defense mechanism called:
craving - CORRECT ANSWER - The desire and yearning for a specific substance or
substances is known as:
orientation - CORRECT ANSWER - Offering the client a tour of the treatment facility and
information on the hours of operation are activities that occur during the
____________________ process.
screening - CORRECT ANSWER - Which core function of counseling is most closely
associated with the terms "eligible and appropriate?"
advocacy - CORRECT ANSWER - ____________________ is one of case management's
hallmark characteristics.
42 CFR part 2 - CORRECT ANSWER - Confidentiality of addiction counseling records in
the United States is governed by:
transference - CORRECT ANSWER - In group therapy, Sara consistently perceives Gary
as an angry critical man (like her father) who cares little for other group members' feelings
although other group members perceive Gary as kind, caring, and gentle. This interpretation may
be described as:
