SWE EPME LATEST EXAMS TEST PAPER
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔The national Institute of alcohol abuse and alcoholism "NIAAA" low risk guidelines
suggest that "zero" drinks is a low risk option when_______. - ✔✔When is driving, using
machinery, cleaning a weapon, pregnant, or on certain medication's
✔✔Chi behaviors for low risk alcohol use include what model? - ✔✔Commandant CG -
1111 include the zero, one, two, three model.
✔✔Where can you find additional clarification on low risk drinking guidelines? -
✔✔https://www.rethinkingdrinking.niaaa.nih.gov/
✔✔54. Which of the following is an intention of the Substance Abuse Prevention
Program? - ✔✔a. Provide direction, oversight, and supervision of SAPSs;
b. Advise commands on the availability of education, treatment, rehabilitation resources,
and procedures to obtain them;
c. Process all requests self, command, and incident referrals for alcohol/drug
rehabilitation;
d. Approve selection of the medical screening provider;
e. Oversee implementation and maintenance of support and aftercare plans;
f. Liaison with unit commanding officers, other military services, state and federal
programs, and local civilian treatment facilities, as appropriate;
,g. Establish, track, and maintain Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS) for SAPS;
h. Complete annual Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) training
related to substance abuse patient records;
i. Ensure SAPSs complete annual HIPAA training;
j. Participate in Headquarters-sponsored teleconferences, meetings, and workgroups
related to the SAP Program;
k. Assign each SAPS an area of responsibility (District) with oversight for CDARs
assigned to that area of responsibility (AOR);
1. Supervise field operation of the electronic data collection system as designated by
Commandant (CG-1111);
m. Provide quality assurance standards and oversight to the SAPS to include accurate
and timely documentation of cases in the electronic data collection system;
n. Oversee SAPSs compliance with all applicable policies and procedures and related
competencies;
o. Establish and maintain collaborative and effective communication pathways with the
SAPM, SAPS, and other field components;
p. Inform the SAPM of all issues affecting program implementation and/or effectiveness
that require Commandant (CG-1111) visibility, guidance, and/or intervention;
q. Produce reports for Commandant (CG-1111), as directed; and
r. Advocate for the needs of the SAPS and the SAP Program.
✔✔55. What is one responsibility of a Command Drug and Alcohol Representative
(CDAR)? - ✔✔a. Contact the SAPS within 24 hours of Commanding Officer notification
of a potential substance-related issue
b. Collaborate with the SAPS to provide administrative support to the command
regarding prevention strategies and treatment options
c. Collaborate with the SAPS to prepare the appropriate Administrative Remarks, Form
CG-3307;
d. Schedule and document required unit substance abuse prevention training, as
needed, and in accordance with directions provided by SAPS
e. Prepare and prominently display prevention awareness materials
f. Collaborate with the SAPS to initiate substance abuse screenings, referrals,
treatment, aftercare, and support plans. NOTE: Never diagnose or infer a diagnosis;
failure to comply will result in removal from position and may lead to further
administrative action
g. Ensure that all documentation is complete before arranging treatment or training via
the SAPS
h. Keep the command informed of the status of members undergoing treatment,
including expected date of completion and/or return, prognosis, and personal needs
(e.g., pay, orders, etc.)
i. Collaborate with the SAPS to develop support and aftercare plans
j. Monitor mandatory pre-treatment and aftercare plans with the Commanding Officer
k. Provide updates to the SAPS for all members who are:
(1) Assigned an aftercare plan
(2) Transferred or separated from service while in aftercare
,1. Provide copies of all documentation to the receiving command when members on an
aftercare plan are transferring
m. Complete annual HIPAA training related to substance abuse patient records
n. Provide Substance Abuse Prevention Training minimally one time per year,
especially during "Alcohol Awareness Month"
o. Enact and annually review with the unit "Seven Steps to an Effective Command
Prevention Program"
✔✔What is substance abuse prime for life training used for? - ✔✔An evidence-based
alcohol and drug program for members who show signs of misusing alcohol.
✔✔What is the definition of substance abuse? - ✔✔Substance-abuse, which includes
the abuse or dependence on alcohol or drugs, is a brain disease. Substance abuse, and
dependency are on a continuum or constellation of symptoms. Addiction and all of its
forms, including gambling, affects not only the afflicted member, but also society, family,
friends, coworkers, and commands.
✔✔What is considered substance abuse? - ✔✔The use of alcohol, prescription drugs,
illicit drugs, over-the-counter compounds, or any substance that is used to change
mood or induce a "high" that causes cognitive, behavioral or physiological impairment
problems.
✔✔According to the national Institute on alcohol abuse, and alcoholism "NIAAA", as an
individuals be a C increases, the risk of_______ increases. - ✔✔Harm
✔✔According to the national Institute of alcohol abuse, drinking too much overtime. Can
raise your risk for________, cancer, liver disease, and other illnesses. - ✔✔-
Cardiomyopathy-stretching and drooping of heart muscle
-Arrhythmias - irregular heartbeat
-Stroke
-High blood pressure
Liver colon heavy, drinking, takes a toll on the liver, and can lead to a variety of
problems and liver information including:
-Steatosis, or fatty liver
-Alcoholic hepatitis
-Fibrosis
-Cirrhosis
Pancreas colon alcohol causes the pancreas to produce toxic substances that can
eventually lead to pancreatitis, a dangerous information and swelling of the blood
vessels in the pancreas that prevents proper digestion.
Cancer: clear patterns have emerged between alcohol consumption an increased risks
of certain types of cancer:
Head and neck, cancer, including oral cavity, pharynx, larynx cancers. Esophageal
cancer, particularly itself goals squamous cell carcinoma. In addition, people who inherit
a deficiency in the enzyme that metabolizes alcohol have been found to have
, substantially increased risk of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma if they consume
alcohol.
-Liver cancer
-Breast cancer
-Colorectal cancer.
Immune system: drinking too much can weaken your immune system, making your
body a much easier target for disease, chronic drinkers are more liable to contract
diseases, like pneumonia and tuberculosis. The people who do not drink too much.
✔✔According to the national Institute on alcohol abuse, and alcoholism, more
than______ people die from alcohol related causes of the United States each year -
✔✔95,000
✔✔Being able to quote hold your liquor" are having a high tolerance for alcohol
is______ - ✔✔-Isn't protection from alcohol problems, but instead a reason for caution
-An increased risk for developing alcohol use disorder
✔✔What is considered binge drinking for men? - ✔✔Five drinks for men in about two
hours
✔✔What is considered been drinking for women? - ✔✔Four drinks for women in about
two hours
✔✔Binge drinking is a pattern of drinking that brings BAC to what percent or higher -
✔✔0.08 or higher
✔✔What BAC would be associated with the stage of intoxication indicated by a person
being slightly impaired? - ✔✔0.08.
- 0.08: Slightly impaired, emotional changes, impaired thinking and delayed reaction
times.
- 0.16: "Sloppy"
' drunk, double vision, disorientation, staggering, and increased emotional changes,
such as al
or crying.
- 0.30: Stupor or blackout, unable to walk or stand, vomiting, loss of bladder control
and/or passing out. Can conscious or unconscious.
- 0.40: Coma and risk of death.
✔✔What BAC would be associated with the stage of intoxication indicated by a person
being"sloppy" drunk? - ✔✔0.16
✔✔What BAC would be associated with the stage of taxation indicated by stupor or
blackout - ✔✔0.30.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔The national Institute of alcohol abuse and alcoholism "NIAAA" low risk guidelines
suggest that "zero" drinks is a low risk option when_______. - ✔✔When is driving, using
machinery, cleaning a weapon, pregnant, or on certain medication's
✔✔Chi behaviors for low risk alcohol use include what model? - ✔✔Commandant CG -
1111 include the zero, one, two, three model.
✔✔Where can you find additional clarification on low risk drinking guidelines? -
✔✔https://www.rethinkingdrinking.niaaa.nih.gov/
✔✔54. Which of the following is an intention of the Substance Abuse Prevention
Program? - ✔✔a. Provide direction, oversight, and supervision of SAPSs;
b. Advise commands on the availability of education, treatment, rehabilitation resources,
and procedures to obtain them;
c. Process all requests self, command, and incident referrals for alcohol/drug
rehabilitation;
d. Approve selection of the medical screening provider;
e. Oversee implementation and maintenance of support and aftercare plans;
f. Liaison with unit commanding officers, other military services, state and federal
programs, and local civilian treatment facilities, as appropriate;
,g. Establish, track, and maintain Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS) for SAPS;
h. Complete annual Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) training
related to substance abuse patient records;
i. Ensure SAPSs complete annual HIPAA training;
j. Participate in Headquarters-sponsored teleconferences, meetings, and workgroups
related to the SAP Program;
k. Assign each SAPS an area of responsibility (District) with oversight for CDARs
assigned to that area of responsibility (AOR);
1. Supervise field operation of the electronic data collection system as designated by
Commandant (CG-1111);
m. Provide quality assurance standards and oversight to the SAPS to include accurate
and timely documentation of cases in the electronic data collection system;
n. Oversee SAPSs compliance with all applicable policies and procedures and related
competencies;
o. Establish and maintain collaborative and effective communication pathways with the
SAPM, SAPS, and other field components;
p. Inform the SAPM of all issues affecting program implementation and/or effectiveness
that require Commandant (CG-1111) visibility, guidance, and/or intervention;
q. Produce reports for Commandant (CG-1111), as directed; and
r. Advocate for the needs of the SAPS and the SAP Program.
✔✔55. What is one responsibility of a Command Drug and Alcohol Representative
(CDAR)? - ✔✔a. Contact the SAPS within 24 hours of Commanding Officer notification
of a potential substance-related issue
b. Collaborate with the SAPS to provide administrative support to the command
regarding prevention strategies and treatment options
c. Collaborate with the SAPS to prepare the appropriate Administrative Remarks, Form
CG-3307;
d. Schedule and document required unit substance abuse prevention training, as
needed, and in accordance with directions provided by SAPS
e. Prepare and prominently display prevention awareness materials
f. Collaborate with the SAPS to initiate substance abuse screenings, referrals,
treatment, aftercare, and support plans. NOTE: Never diagnose or infer a diagnosis;
failure to comply will result in removal from position and may lead to further
administrative action
g. Ensure that all documentation is complete before arranging treatment or training via
the SAPS
h. Keep the command informed of the status of members undergoing treatment,
including expected date of completion and/or return, prognosis, and personal needs
(e.g., pay, orders, etc.)
i. Collaborate with the SAPS to develop support and aftercare plans
j. Monitor mandatory pre-treatment and aftercare plans with the Commanding Officer
k. Provide updates to the SAPS for all members who are:
(1) Assigned an aftercare plan
(2) Transferred or separated from service while in aftercare
,1. Provide copies of all documentation to the receiving command when members on an
aftercare plan are transferring
m. Complete annual HIPAA training related to substance abuse patient records
n. Provide Substance Abuse Prevention Training minimally one time per year,
especially during "Alcohol Awareness Month"
o. Enact and annually review with the unit "Seven Steps to an Effective Command
Prevention Program"
✔✔What is substance abuse prime for life training used for? - ✔✔An evidence-based
alcohol and drug program for members who show signs of misusing alcohol.
✔✔What is the definition of substance abuse? - ✔✔Substance-abuse, which includes
the abuse or dependence on alcohol or drugs, is a brain disease. Substance abuse, and
dependency are on a continuum or constellation of symptoms. Addiction and all of its
forms, including gambling, affects not only the afflicted member, but also society, family,
friends, coworkers, and commands.
✔✔What is considered substance abuse? - ✔✔The use of alcohol, prescription drugs,
illicit drugs, over-the-counter compounds, or any substance that is used to change
mood or induce a "high" that causes cognitive, behavioral or physiological impairment
problems.
✔✔According to the national Institute on alcohol abuse, and alcoholism "NIAAA", as an
individuals be a C increases, the risk of_______ increases. - ✔✔Harm
✔✔According to the national Institute of alcohol abuse, drinking too much overtime. Can
raise your risk for________, cancer, liver disease, and other illnesses. - ✔✔-
Cardiomyopathy-stretching and drooping of heart muscle
-Arrhythmias - irregular heartbeat
-Stroke
-High blood pressure
Liver colon heavy, drinking, takes a toll on the liver, and can lead to a variety of
problems and liver information including:
-Steatosis, or fatty liver
-Alcoholic hepatitis
-Fibrosis
-Cirrhosis
Pancreas colon alcohol causes the pancreas to produce toxic substances that can
eventually lead to pancreatitis, a dangerous information and swelling of the blood
vessels in the pancreas that prevents proper digestion.
Cancer: clear patterns have emerged between alcohol consumption an increased risks
of certain types of cancer:
Head and neck, cancer, including oral cavity, pharynx, larynx cancers. Esophageal
cancer, particularly itself goals squamous cell carcinoma. In addition, people who inherit
a deficiency in the enzyme that metabolizes alcohol have been found to have
, substantially increased risk of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma if they consume
alcohol.
-Liver cancer
-Breast cancer
-Colorectal cancer.
Immune system: drinking too much can weaken your immune system, making your
body a much easier target for disease, chronic drinkers are more liable to contract
diseases, like pneumonia and tuberculosis. The people who do not drink too much.
✔✔According to the national Institute on alcohol abuse, and alcoholism, more
than______ people die from alcohol related causes of the United States each year -
✔✔95,000
✔✔Being able to quote hold your liquor" are having a high tolerance for alcohol
is______ - ✔✔-Isn't protection from alcohol problems, but instead a reason for caution
-An increased risk for developing alcohol use disorder
✔✔What is considered binge drinking for men? - ✔✔Five drinks for men in about two
hours
✔✔What is considered been drinking for women? - ✔✔Four drinks for women in about
two hours
✔✔Binge drinking is a pattern of drinking that brings BAC to what percent or higher -
✔✔0.08 or higher
✔✔What BAC would be associated with the stage of intoxication indicated by a person
being slightly impaired? - ✔✔0.08.
- 0.08: Slightly impaired, emotional changes, impaired thinking and delayed reaction
times.
- 0.16: "Sloppy"
' drunk, double vision, disorientation, staggering, and increased emotional changes,
such as al
or crying.
- 0.30: Stupor or blackout, unable to walk or stand, vomiting, loss of bladder control
and/or passing out. Can conscious or unconscious.
- 0.40: Coma and risk of death.
✔✔What BAC would be associated with the stage of intoxication indicated by a person
being"sloppy" drunk? - ✔✔0.16
✔✔What BAC would be associated with the stage of taxation indicated by stupor or
blackout - ✔✔0.30.
