CADC II Prep Test Questions and Correct Answers |
100% Verified (2025 Edition).
What is the main value of "ugly reminders in recovery?
A. They keep negative consequences in mind. Correct Answer
B. They keep a client from switching substances
C. They remind a client of others' trauma - ✓✓Correct A. They keep negative consequences
in mind.
Which of the following is not a popper?
A. Nitrous oxide
B. Amyl nitrite
C. Butyl nitrite - ✓✓Correct A. Nitrous oxide
Nitrous oxide is an inhalant commonly used in dental medicine. Amyl nitrite and butyl nitrite
come in dosages called loppers" used mainly as enhancements to sexuality.
In the context of motivating patients in substance abuse treatment, is it acceptable to offer
advice?
A. Yes
B. No, under no circumstances
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, C. Yes, if the patient is in recovery - ✓✓Correct A. Yes. Getting advice from a reasonable,
informed source may be one of the main reasons the client sought treatment in the first
place and can be empowering.
Which of the following is not associated with the use of MDMA?
A. Paranoia
B. Euphoria
C. Psychosis - ✓✓Correct C. Psychosis
What kind of prescription drugs are used to treat those who are addicted to depressant and
sedative-type substances?
A. The class of drug is not significant
B. Drugs in a different class
C. Drugs in the same class - ✓✓Correct C. Drugs in the same class.
How should a therapist handle asking non-substance abuse clients about substance use.
A. The therapist should let the client bring it up.
B. The therapist should ask during assessment.
C. The therapist should ask periodically. - ✓✓Correct C.
When there are potential consequences to a patient for revealing information about
substance use, what is the impact?
A. There is no real impact of potential consequences on a patient's honesty.
B. Potential consequences for revelation make revelation more likely.
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100% Verified (2025 Edition).
What is the main value of "ugly reminders in recovery?
A. They keep negative consequences in mind. Correct Answer
B. They keep a client from switching substances
C. They remind a client of others' trauma - ✓✓Correct A. They keep negative consequences
in mind.
Which of the following is not a popper?
A. Nitrous oxide
B. Amyl nitrite
C. Butyl nitrite - ✓✓Correct A. Nitrous oxide
Nitrous oxide is an inhalant commonly used in dental medicine. Amyl nitrite and butyl nitrite
come in dosages called loppers" used mainly as enhancements to sexuality.
In the context of motivating patients in substance abuse treatment, is it acceptable to offer
advice?
A. Yes
B. No, under no circumstances
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, C. Yes, if the patient is in recovery - ✓✓Correct A. Yes. Getting advice from a reasonable,
informed source may be one of the main reasons the client sought treatment in the first
place and can be empowering.
Which of the following is not associated with the use of MDMA?
A. Paranoia
B. Euphoria
C. Psychosis - ✓✓Correct C. Psychosis
What kind of prescription drugs are used to treat those who are addicted to depressant and
sedative-type substances?
A. The class of drug is not significant
B. Drugs in a different class
C. Drugs in the same class - ✓✓Correct C. Drugs in the same class.
How should a therapist handle asking non-substance abuse clients about substance use.
A. The therapist should let the client bring it up.
B. The therapist should ask during assessment.
C. The therapist should ask periodically. - ✓✓Correct C.
When there are potential consequences to a patient for revealing information about
substance use, what is the impact?
A. There is no real impact of potential consequences on a patient's honesty.
B. Potential consequences for revelation make revelation more likely.
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