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D. Rigity - Answer- Mobility: —————-:: Democracy: Feudalism A. transience B. Royalty C. Transportation D. Rigity B. Gauge A gauge is a standard or scale of measurement between rails. A caliber is the measurement inside a rifle barrel - Answer- Rails: ———-: :Rifle : Caliber A. Posts B. Gauge C.humor D. Scolds D. Tool When spelled backwards the words Eros spells sore, loot spells tools - Answer- Eros : sore:: loot: ———— A. Angry B. Find C. Lose ...

abash - CORRECT ANSWERS to embarras (disconcert, discomfit, faze, mortify) abate - CORRECT ANSWERS to decrease, reduce (dwindle, ebb, recede, flag, wane) aberration - CORRECT ANSWERS something different from the usual (anomaly, irregularity, abnormality, deviation) abet - CORRECT ANSWERS to aid, act as accomplice (help, succor, assist) abject - CORRECT ANSWERS miserable, pititful (pathetic, lamentable, sorry) abridge - CORRECT ANSWERS to condense, shorten (abbreviate, cut, prune) abscond...

Vocabulary Word List (Kaplan MAT) 1. Abash: to embarrass synonyms: disconcert, discomfit, faze, mortify 2. Abate: to decrease, reduce synonyms: dwindle, ebb, recede, flag, wane 3. Aberration: something that differs from the norm synonyms: anomaly, irregularity, abnormality, deviation 4. Abet: to aid, help, encourage synonyms: succor, assist 5. Abject: Lowly, miserable and wretched synonyms: pathetic, lamentable, sorry

MAT 16 1. Which of the following is a generally accepted theory to explain addiction? A.Neurobiological B.Religioius C.Moral failing D.Personal choice E.Have patient sign a treatment contract agreeing to monthly long-acting naltrexone injections: A.Neurobiological 2. Which of the following is true regarding the management of substance use disorders in primary care settings?

PCSS MAT training 16hr mod quizzess 1. A patient ran out of his opioid medication early and told his healthcare provider that he took extra doses to control his pain. This is the first time he has run out of medications early. Which of the following is the most appropriate step for the provider to consider?: Rule out presence of opioid use disorder, provide additional patient education and encourage communication 2. A clinician is working with a patient to develop a treatment plan that inc...

Which of the following is a generally accepted theory to explain addiction? A.Neurobiological B.Religioius C.Moral failing D.Personal choice E.Have patient sign a treatment contract agreeing to monthly long-acting naltrexone injections - Answer- A.Neurobiological Which of the following is true regarding the management of substance use disorders in primary care settings? A.Substance use disorders is too severe to be successfully managed in primary care settings1. B.Substance use disor...

8 hour MAT training 1. What was learned from the early methadone research? A. Methadone treatment was corrective, but patients can't taper from it B. Patients experienced intoxication from methadone similar to heroin C. Patients experienced ceiling agonist effects therefore did not have blockade from the short- acting opioids D. Methadone treatment reduced death, crime days, decreased HIV seroconversion, Intravenous drug use, and increased social function: D. Methadone treatment reduced ...

D. Rigity - - - - - - - Mobility: —————-:: Democracy: Feudalism A. transience B. Royalty C. Transportation D. Rigity B. Gauge A gauge is a standard or scale of measurement between rails. A caliber is the measurement inside a rifle barrel - - - - - - - Rails: ———-: :Rifle : Caliber A. Posts B. Gauge C.humor D. Scolds D. Tool When spelled backwards the words Eros spells sore, loot spells tools - - - - - - - Eros : sore:: loot: ———

What was learned from the early methadone research? A. Methadone treatment was corrective, but patients can't taper from it B. Patients experienced intoxication from methadone similar to heroin C. Patients experienced ceiling agonist effects therefore did not have blockade from the short- acting opioids D. Methadone treatment reduced death, crime days, decreased HIV seroconversion, Intravenous drug use, and increased social function - Answer- D. Methadone treatment reduced death, crime da...

A 35-year-old man with opioid use disorder is being treated with 16mg of buprenorphine daily. He is abstinent from opioids, which has been confirmed by negative urine toxicology results, however his urines are intermittently positive for benzodiazepines and he notes drinking alcohol two days per week. Further history, corroborated by his wife, indicates that he drinks 2-4 beers, 2-3 days a week and feels intoxicated. He says he wants to stop drinking altogether and has tried, however hasn't bee...