Edition-TR April 2012 (Defunct
after May 11, 2015) 100% Correct
Questions and Answers Already
A
Passed!!
VI
TU
What are the 12 Core Functions? - ANSWER 1. Screening
2. Intake
3. Orientation
IS
4. Assessment
5. Treatment Planning
6. Counseling
M
7. CaseManagement
8. Crisis Intervention
9. (Client) Education
O
10. Referral
11. Records and Documentaion
A
12. Consultation
Federal Regulations for Confidentiality - ANSWER cover any program providing
N
alcohol/drug abuse diagnosis treatment or referral for treatment which is directly or
indirectly federally assisted.
JP
Transference is - ANSWER unconscious shifting of feelings and fantasies from
significant others to the practitioner.
"Choice Theory" or Reality Therapy 5 needs: - ANSWER We are all born with five
genetically encoded needs driving us to act: 1. Survival at lower physical level
2. love and belonging
3. power and competence
4. fun and diversion
, 5. freedom and options at the higher psychological level
A major focus of the principle of anonymity in the AA fellowship is directed specifically at
- ANSWER press, radio and film.
A diagnostic summary must include - ANSWER strengths and weaknesses of the
client
Counselee's in this program consider this a "treatment of last resort" - ANSWER the
A
therapeutic community
(Counselee's usually have failed at least once in another therapeutic setting.)
VI
when are codes of ethics usually developed? - ANSWER after a problem has
already occurred
TU
One criticism associated with the disease model of addiction - ANSWER is that
there does not appear to be an inevitable progression of symptoms.
methadone is a drug used in - ANSWER harm reduction programs, usually in urban
IS
environments.
define relapse - ANSWER a return to a pattern of substance abuse following
M
treatment
O
which relapse prevention model does not require the client to have completed their
primary treatment goals? - ANSWER Cognitive Social Relapse Prevention Model
A
The 5th Step of Alcoholics Anonymous requires: - ANSWER confession (to God,
selves and another human being the exact nature of our wrongs)
N
The 8th Step of AA requires - ANSWER making amends to people we have harmed
JP
the first step of AA - ANSWER admission to powerlessness over alcohol
the third step of AA - ANSWER surrender: Made a decision to turn our will and our
lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.
The second step of AA - ANSWER Came to BELIEVE that a Power greater than
ourseves could restore us to sanity