2025/26 ADDICTIONS FINAL EXAM |
200 QUESTIONS | WITH SOLVED
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The protective factors for substance use problems include:
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- having a positive adult role model
- good parental or other caregiver supervision
- having a strong attachment to family, school and community
- having goals and dreams
, - being involved in meaningful, well-supervised activities (e.g., sports,
volunteer work).
- Main EBT approaches
- Motivational Interviewing (MI)/Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET)
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA).
- Contingency Management (CM).
- Behavioral Couples/Family Therapy.
- Dilated pupils; increased body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure;
nausea; increased energy, alertness; euphoria; decreased appetite and
sleep.
- High doses: Erratic and violent behaviour, panic attacks
The choice to enter treatment is a personal one. People often seek treatment
when the negative effects of drinking or drug use become stronger than the
positive effects. However, treatment can be helpful even for people who think
their alcohol or drug use is only a mild problem.
Fact: Entering treatment early often leads to better results and can help avoid
the losses that come with "hitting rock bottom."
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Definition
,The use of tobacco, alcohol or other drugs in ways that threaten the
health and safety of the user and/or others but do not meet the
clinical criteria for a substance disorder. Risky use includes any
substance use by minors, drinking in excess of health standards, any
use of tobacco/nicotine, misuse of controlled prescription drugs
and any illegal drug use.
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STABILIZATION RISKY SUBSTANCE USE
IMPAIRED CONTROL OF USE LICENSING
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Definition
The electronic movement of health-related information among
organizations according to nationally recognized standards. The
goal of health information exchange is to facilitate access to and
retrieval of clinical data to provide safer, timelier, efficient, effective,
equitable and patient-centered care.
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Electronic Regional health information
Health Record (ehr)
organization (rhio)
, ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD HEALTH INFORMATION
(EMR) EXCHANGE (HIE)
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Definition
- Women often use substances differently than men, such as
using smaller amounts of certain drugs for less time before they
become addicted.
- Women can respond to substances differently. For example,
they may have more drug cravings and may be more likely to
relapse after treatment.
- Sex hormones can make women more sensitive than men to
the effects of some drugs.
- Women who use drugs may also experience more physical effects
on their heart and blood vessels.
- Brain changes in women who use drugs can be different from
those in men.
- Women may be more likely to go to the emergency room or die
from overdose or other effects of certain substances.
- Women who are victims of domestic violence are at increased
risk of substance use.
- Divorce, loss of child custody, or the death of a partner or child
200 QUESTIONS | WITH SOLVED
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of 200
Term
The protective factors for substance use problems include:
Give this one a try later!
- having a positive adult role model
- good parental or other caregiver supervision
- having a strong attachment to family, school and community
- having goals and dreams
, - being involved in meaningful, well-supervised activities (e.g., sports,
volunteer work).
- Main EBT approaches
- Motivational Interviewing (MI)/Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET)
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- Community Reinforcement Approach (CRA).
- Contingency Management (CM).
- Behavioral Couples/Family Therapy.
- Dilated pupils; increased body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure;
nausea; increased energy, alertness; euphoria; decreased appetite and
sleep.
- High doses: Erratic and violent behaviour, panic attacks
The choice to enter treatment is a personal one. People often seek treatment
when the negative effects of drinking or drug use become stronger than the
positive effects. However, treatment can be helpful even for people who think
their alcohol or drug use is only a mild problem.
Fact: Entering treatment early often leads to better results and can help avoid
the losses that come with "hitting rock bottom."
Don't know?
2 of 200
Definition
,The use of tobacco, alcohol or other drugs in ways that threaten the
health and safety of the user and/or others but do not meet the
clinical criteria for a substance disorder. Risky use includes any
substance use by minors, drinking in excess of health standards, any
use of tobacco/nicotine, misuse of controlled prescription drugs
and any illegal drug use.
Give this one a try later!
STABILIZATION RISKY SUBSTANCE USE
IMPAIRED CONTROL OF USE LICENSING
Don't know?
3 of 200
Definition
The electronic movement of health-related information among
organizations according to nationally recognized standards. The
goal of health information exchange is to facilitate access to and
retrieval of clinical data to provide safer, timelier, efficient, effective,
equitable and patient-centered care.
Give this one a try later!
Electronic Regional health information
Health Record (ehr)
organization (rhio)
, ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORD HEALTH INFORMATION
(EMR) EXCHANGE (HIE)
Don't know?
4 of 200
Definition
- Women often use substances differently than men, such as
using smaller amounts of certain drugs for less time before they
become addicted.
- Women can respond to substances differently. For example,
they may have more drug cravings and may be more likely to
relapse after treatment.
- Sex hormones can make women more sensitive than men to
the effects of some drugs.
- Women who use drugs may also experience more physical effects
on their heart and blood vessels.
- Brain changes in women who use drugs can be different from
those in men.
- Women may be more likely to go to the emergency room or die
from overdose or other effects of certain substances.
- Women who are victims of domestic violence are at increased
risk of substance use.
- Divorce, loss of child custody, or the death of a partner or child
