MHA 144 Quiz 1 – Questions With Correct
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What is poly-addiction? An individual having multiple addictions, whether
they are substances or behaviors.
What key behavior is associated with Switching from one addiction to another or
poly-addiction? engaging in multiple addictions concurrently.
What increases the difficulty of The involvement of multiple substances.
stopping when dealing with poly-
addiction?
What are some interchangeable Poly-substance use, co-occurring substance use,
terms for poly-addiction? dual diagnosis, addiction interaction disorder.
How does language impact the It can frame illnesses and perpetuate stigma,
perception of addiction in affecting treatment judgments.
healthcare?
, What is the stigma associated with It creates an 'us vs. them' mentality and can lead to
terms like 'junkies'? punitive actions by clinicians.
What are the stages of the continuum Non-Use/Abstinence, Experimental Use, Social Use,
of substance use? Regular Use, Abuse, Dependent Use/Addiction.
What characterizes the Non- Substance-free with health, spiritual, or social
Use/Abstinence stage? benefits and no negative consequences.
What is a key characteristic of the Limited use driven by curiosity or peer pressure,
Experimental Use stage? with minimal consequences.
What defines Regular Use in the Frequent use integrated into daily life, with shifting
continuum of use? social circles and minor stress.
What happens during the Abuse Excessive use leads to tolerance, lifestyle changes,
stage of substance use? and potential legal or work issues.
What are the characteristics of the Inability to control use, extreme intoxication,
Dependent Use/Addiction stage? isolation, and potential illegal activity.
What is the historical view of process They were once seen as symptoms of other
addictions? disorders.
What is the modern view on process They share attributes with impulse control disorders
addictions? and reflect a lack of control.
What are some risk factors for Family history of addiction, childhood trauma, and
developing process addictions? co-morbidity with mental health issues.
What is reflective practice? A process for personal and professional
improvement to understand experiences.
What are the benefits of reflective Enhances cultural competence, improves
practice? therapeutic relationships, and supports self-care.
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Terms in this set (50)
What is poly-addiction? An individual having multiple addictions, whether
they are substances or behaviors.
What key behavior is associated with Switching from one addiction to another or
poly-addiction? engaging in multiple addictions concurrently.
What increases the difficulty of The involvement of multiple substances.
stopping when dealing with poly-
addiction?
What are some interchangeable Poly-substance use, co-occurring substance use,
terms for poly-addiction? dual diagnosis, addiction interaction disorder.
How does language impact the It can frame illnesses and perpetuate stigma,
perception of addiction in affecting treatment judgments.
healthcare?
, What is the stigma associated with It creates an 'us vs. them' mentality and can lead to
terms like 'junkies'? punitive actions by clinicians.
What are the stages of the continuum Non-Use/Abstinence, Experimental Use, Social Use,
of substance use? Regular Use, Abuse, Dependent Use/Addiction.
What characterizes the Non- Substance-free with health, spiritual, or social
Use/Abstinence stage? benefits and no negative consequences.
What is a key characteristic of the Limited use driven by curiosity or peer pressure,
Experimental Use stage? with minimal consequences.
What defines Regular Use in the Frequent use integrated into daily life, with shifting
continuum of use? social circles and minor stress.
What happens during the Abuse Excessive use leads to tolerance, lifestyle changes,
stage of substance use? and potential legal or work issues.
What are the characteristics of the Inability to control use, extreme intoxication,
Dependent Use/Addiction stage? isolation, and potential illegal activity.
What is the historical view of process They were once seen as symptoms of other
addictions? disorders.
What is the modern view on process They share attributes with impulse control disorders
addictions? and reflect a lack of control.
What are some risk factors for Family history of addiction, childhood trauma, and
developing process addictions? co-morbidity with mental health issues.
What is reflective practice? A process for personal and professional
improvement to understand experiences.
What are the benefits of reflective Enhances cultural competence, improves
practice? therapeutic relationships, and supports self-care.
