CSAM Final Exam 2025 – The Must-Have Study
Guide for High Scores! Graded A+
If there is a subpoena and court order..... - You MUST disclose client information
If there is an order with no subpoena.... - You MAY disclose
If there is subpoena without Court order... - You CANNOT disclose
You do not need consent for medical emergencies, research/audit/evaluation purposes, legal orders
and subpoenas, and investigations and prosecutions of clients for alleged violations, including child
abuse and neglect - True
List the elements of an ISC - 1. evidence obtained during assessment
2. recommendations supported by the assessment
3. recommendations and expectations for successful completion
4. consequences for not completing ISC requirements
IC-12-23-14-23 - Drug and alcohol programs are paid out of city or county general fund and
supplemented by user fees
- court shall fix compensation of employees and contractors
IC 12-23-14-15 - programs can apply for and receive gifts, bequests and donations, grants and other
forms of financial assistance approved by Court to supplement the budget.
IC 12-23-14-7 - program may not provide direct treatment or rehabilitation services unless it is
certified, and the Court determines existing services are inadequate
IC 12-7-7-12 - A and D service program for purpose of IC 12-23 means a service for a person charged
with or convicted of a misd. or felony or against whom a complaint for an infraction is entered.
Which provides intervention, education, referral, treatment or rehabilitation under the operation of
a Court or under a private contract
IC 12-23-12-1 - minors can get voluntary treatment w/o parent or guardian's consent or notification
, Addiction treatment services - broad range of planned and continued care, treatment, rehab,
including but not limited to counseling, psychological, medical, and social service care designed to
influence behavior or individual alcohol abusers, or drug abused based on an individual treatment
plan
Alcohol and Drug Services Program - an entity to provide a service for person charged with or
convicted of an infraction, misdemeanor, or felony and that provides substance abuse assessment,
intervention, education, referral treatment or rehabilitation pursuant to IC-23-24
Assessment - the process of evaluating and determining an appropriate level of intervention based
on information obtained from the client in a personal interview and from other sources which may
include substance abuse screening assessment
case management - goal oriented activities that facilitate, coordinate, or monitor the full range of
basic human needs, treatment and service resources and delivery for individual alcohol and drug
program clients, which includes monitoring with notes, in chronological order with date, and initials
or signature of staff
Client rights - -be informed of various steps and activities in receiving services
- confidentiality
- make an informed decision whether to participate in the program or refuse participation
- humane care and participation from harm, abuse and neglect
- practice their religion
- contact and consult with counsel and private practitioners of their choice
- inspect and copy client's record
Client assessment - statement of presenting problem
social/peer group
military history
suicidal/homicidal thoughts/attempts
occupation/education
mental health history
drug of choice
Guide for High Scores! Graded A+
If there is a subpoena and court order..... - You MUST disclose client information
If there is an order with no subpoena.... - You MAY disclose
If there is subpoena without Court order... - You CANNOT disclose
You do not need consent for medical emergencies, research/audit/evaluation purposes, legal orders
and subpoenas, and investigations and prosecutions of clients for alleged violations, including child
abuse and neglect - True
List the elements of an ISC - 1. evidence obtained during assessment
2. recommendations supported by the assessment
3. recommendations and expectations for successful completion
4. consequences for not completing ISC requirements
IC-12-23-14-23 - Drug and alcohol programs are paid out of city or county general fund and
supplemented by user fees
- court shall fix compensation of employees and contractors
IC 12-23-14-15 - programs can apply for and receive gifts, bequests and donations, grants and other
forms of financial assistance approved by Court to supplement the budget.
IC 12-23-14-7 - program may not provide direct treatment or rehabilitation services unless it is
certified, and the Court determines existing services are inadequate
IC 12-7-7-12 - A and D service program for purpose of IC 12-23 means a service for a person charged
with or convicted of a misd. or felony or against whom a complaint for an infraction is entered.
Which provides intervention, education, referral, treatment or rehabilitation under the operation of
a Court or under a private contract
IC 12-23-12-1 - minors can get voluntary treatment w/o parent or guardian's consent or notification
, Addiction treatment services - broad range of planned and continued care, treatment, rehab,
including but not limited to counseling, psychological, medical, and social service care designed to
influence behavior or individual alcohol abusers, or drug abused based on an individual treatment
plan
Alcohol and Drug Services Program - an entity to provide a service for person charged with or
convicted of an infraction, misdemeanor, or felony and that provides substance abuse assessment,
intervention, education, referral treatment or rehabilitation pursuant to IC-23-24
Assessment - the process of evaluating and determining an appropriate level of intervention based
on information obtained from the client in a personal interview and from other sources which may
include substance abuse screening assessment
case management - goal oriented activities that facilitate, coordinate, or monitor the full range of
basic human needs, treatment and service resources and delivery for individual alcohol and drug
program clients, which includes monitoring with notes, in chronological order with date, and initials
or signature of staff
Client rights - -be informed of various steps and activities in receiving services
- confidentiality
- make an informed decision whether to participate in the program or refuse participation
- humane care and participation from harm, abuse and neglect
- practice their religion
- contact and consult with counsel and private practitioners of their choice
- inspect and copy client's record
Client assessment - statement of presenting problem
social/peer group
military history
suicidal/homicidal thoughts/attempts
occupation/education
mental health history
drug of choice
