PCN 100 final exam
How does treatment for addiction differ between men and women - answer1. men and
women's bodies are different
2. 5 drinks indicate for men to be drunk and 4 drinks indicate for women to be drunk
3. women may be primary care giver for children
4.women have higher chances of trauma and abuse
5. men r more aggressive
Handbook used for all therapist use to diagnose - answerDSM-5
What implications of culture, religion, gender, sexual orientations or disabilities in
addiction treatment - answer1. import for counselors to understand the background of
the clients
2. in additions to methods of communication, healing, and understanding mental and
substance abuse disorders
what is biopsychosocial assessment - answer1. is the medical psycho-mental health,
social relationships, family
why is the biospcyhosocial spiritual assessment important in substance abuse
treatments - answersocial relationships, family environmental influences and spiritually
is the belief in the relationship greater than themselves
what treatment is best for a client to help prevent relapse? - answerThe SBRT
(screening brief intervention and referral to treatment) Method can be used
Working as a counselor according to the ethics code of practice, what do they say about
record keeping and note taking? - answer1. Document appropriately and safe guard
2.in compliance w ethic codes and agency protocol, NEVER release info w/o consent
Define rapport and why is it important in the therapeutic relationship - answerbuilding
rapport is building a trusting relationship w/ ur client
Counselor practicing in small town, finds out her client is in the same church -
answeralways stay professional, remind client you are not in session. check the code of
ethics
what information would it provide the client in reference to dual relationships - answeri
would clarify the definition of dual relationships
, Define dual relationships - answera dual relationship occurs when a therapist has a
second, significantly different relationship with his or her client in addition to the
traditional client-therapist one.
What are the the 3 domains of multicultural competencies - answer1.Awareness
2.knowledge
3. skills
1a. awareness of clients culture and own biases
2b. awareness of clients worldview
3c. cultural appropriate intervention strageties
What are primary prevention programs - answertarget behaviors before symptoms
occur
Tom is 13 years old wanting to try weed to fit in with his friends. what type of treatment
in preventing the experiment of weed usage? - answerPrimary prevention programs
Which is NOT one of the ACA and NAADAC code of ethics that support moral principles
-Justice
-beneficence
-confidentiality
-nonmalefience
-autonomy
-Fidelity
-vercity - answerConfidentiality
How would you describe motivational interviewing - answerclient centered directive
approach and relied heavily on the language of the therapist's
name three relapse warnings a client may experience - answer1. Stress, lack of coping
skills
2. Thinking about the good times
3. Hanging around old using friends
what factors would you take into consideration in creating a safe environment for a
client from the LGBTQ population - answer1. counselor shouldn't judge
2. counselor should be aware of potential identify issues and how it contributes to their
substance use
Define boundary crossing - answera departure from commonly accepted practices that
could potentially benefit clients
Define boundary violation - answera serious breach that results i harm to clients and
therefore unethical
define lapse - answerone drink and thats it. they can handle it returns back to sobriety
How does treatment for addiction differ between men and women - answer1. men and
women's bodies are different
2. 5 drinks indicate for men to be drunk and 4 drinks indicate for women to be drunk
3. women may be primary care giver for children
4.women have higher chances of trauma and abuse
5. men r more aggressive
Handbook used for all therapist use to diagnose - answerDSM-5
What implications of culture, religion, gender, sexual orientations or disabilities in
addiction treatment - answer1. import for counselors to understand the background of
the clients
2. in additions to methods of communication, healing, and understanding mental and
substance abuse disorders
what is biopsychosocial assessment - answer1. is the medical psycho-mental health,
social relationships, family
why is the biospcyhosocial spiritual assessment important in substance abuse
treatments - answersocial relationships, family environmental influences and spiritually
is the belief in the relationship greater than themselves
what treatment is best for a client to help prevent relapse? - answerThe SBRT
(screening brief intervention and referral to treatment) Method can be used
Working as a counselor according to the ethics code of practice, what do they say about
record keeping and note taking? - answer1. Document appropriately and safe guard
2.in compliance w ethic codes and agency protocol, NEVER release info w/o consent
Define rapport and why is it important in the therapeutic relationship - answerbuilding
rapport is building a trusting relationship w/ ur client
Counselor practicing in small town, finds out her client is in the same church -
answeralways stay professional, remind client you are not in session. check the code of
ethics
what information would it provide the client in reference to dual relationships - answeri
would clarify the definition of dual relationships
, Define dual relationships - answera dual relationship occurs when a therapist has a
second, significantly different relationship with his or her client in addition to the
traditional client-therapist one.
What are the the 3 domains of multicultural competencies - answer1.Awareness
2.knowledge
3. skills
1a. awareness of clients culture and own biases
2b. awareness of clients worldview
3c. cultural appropriate intervention strageties
What are primary prevention programs - answertarget behaviors before symptoms
occur
Tom is 13 years old wanting to try weed to fit in with his friends. what type of treatment
in preventing the experiment of weed usage? - answerPrimary prevention programs
Which is NOT one of the ACA and NAADAC code of ethics that support moral principles
-Justice
-beneficence
-confidentiality
-nonmalefience
-autonomy
-Fidelity
-vercity - answerConfidentiality
How would you describe motivational interviewing - answerclient centered directive
approach and relied heavily on the language of the therapist's
name three relapse warnings a client may experience - answer1. Stress, lack of coping
skills
2. Thinking about the good times
3. Hanging around old using friends
what factors would you take into consideration in creating a safe environment for a
client from the LGBTQ population - answer1. counselor shouldn't judge
2. counselor should be aware of potential identify issues and how it contributes to their
substance use
Define boundary crossing - answera departure from commonly accepted practices that
could potentially benefit clients
Define boundary violation - answera serious breach that results i harm to clients and
therefore unethical
define lapse - answerone drink and thats it. they can handle it returns back to sobriety
