IL CADC COMPREHENSIVE TEST PAPER
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ What encourages a client to complete treatment?
Answer: Knowledge of the benefits of treatment
Understanding the treatment process
Fully assuming the patient role
NOT-frequent interdisciplinary consultations.
◉ Levels of treatment placement recognized by ASAM
Answer: Four levels of treatment placement and five specific
levels of care.
Level 0.5 early intervention
Level I basic non-residential outpatient
Level II intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization
Level III Residential or inpatient
Level IV medically managed inpatient
◉ Assessment Dimensions Recognized by ASAM
Answer: Six dimensions are recognized.
1. Acute intoxication or withdrawal potential
2. Biomedical conditions and complication
,3. Emotional, behavioral or cognitive conditions
4. Readiness to change
5. Relapse continued use or continued problems
6. Recovery environment
◉ Stages of Change Model
Answer: Five Stages
precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action,
maintenance
◉ CMRS
Answer: Circumstances, Motivation, Readiness, and Suitability
Scales are used to determine client readiness for substance use
treatment.
◉ MATRS
Answer: Guiding principles in treatment planning:
Measurable
Attainable
Time Limited
Realistic
Specific
,◉ How often do treatment plans need to updated in criminal
justice cases
Answer: At every transition point.
◉ Addiction Severity Index (ASI) Problem Domains
Answer: Six problems domains:
1. Medical Status
2. Employment and Supports
3. Alcohol and Drug use
4. Legal Status
5. Family and Social Status
6. Psychiatric Status
◉ Which organization adopted the Addiction Severity Index
Answer: National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDA, was adopted in
1980. The ASI is the most widely used assessment instrument in
the field of addiction.
◉ Instrument Validity
Answer: The instrument assesses what is purports to assess.
◉ Instrument Reliability
Answer: how well an instrument consistently gives accurate
information.
, ◉ What is true of depression and substance abuse
Answer: Depression can lead to self medication with drugs of
abuse.
Drugs of abuse can induce symptoms of depression
Drugs of abuse can worsen symptoms of depression.
NOT-Drugs of abuse can successfully treat depression.
◉ How does motivation for participation in treatment differ from
motivation to change behaviors?
Answer: Motivation for change is internal; treatment may be
pushed on a client.
◉ SOCRATES
Answer: A 19 item self report instrument used to assess
motivation for change.
◉ Treatment Plan Key Components
Answer: Problem statements obtained in assessment
Goal statements derived from problem statements
Objectives which consist of what client will do to meet goals
Interventions what the staff will do to assist the client
◉ SOAP note
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ What encourages a client to complete treatment?
Answer: Knowledge of the benefits of treatment
Understanding the treatment process
Fully assuming the patient role
NOT-frequent interdisciplinary consultations.
◉ Levels of treatment placement recognized by ASAM
Answer: Four levels of treatment placement and five specific
levels of care.
Level 0.5 early intervention
Level I basic non-residential outpatient
Level II intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization
Level III Residential or inpatient
Level IV medically managed inpatient
◉ Assessment Dimensions Recognized by ASAM
Answer: Six dimensions are recognized.
1. Acute intoxication or withdrawal potential
2. Biomedical conditions and complication
,3. Emotional, behavioral or cognitive conditions
4. Readiness to change
5. Relapse continued use or continued problems
6. Recovery environment
◉ Stages of Change Model
Answer: Five Stages
precontemplation, contemplation, preparation, action,
maintenance
◉ CMRS
Answer: Circumstances, Motivation, Readiness, and Suitability
Scales are used to determine client readiness for substance use
treatment.
◉ MATRS
Answer: Guiding principles in treatment planning:
Measurable
Attainable
Time Limited
Realistic
Specific
,◉ How often do treatment plans need to updated in criminal
justice cases
Answer: At every transition point.
◉ Addiction Severity Index (ASI) Problem Domains
Answer: Six problems domains:
1. Medical Status
2. Employment and Supports
3. Alcohol and Drug use
4. Legal Status
5. Family and Social Status
6. Psychiatric Status
◉ Which organization adopted the Addiction Severity Index
Answer: National Institute on Drug Abuse NIDA, was adopted in
1980. The ASI is the most widely used assessment instrument in
the field of addiction.
◉ Instrument Validity
Answer: The instrument assesses what is purports to assess.
◉ Instrument Reliability
Answer: how well an instrument consistently gives accurate
information.
, ◉ What is true of depression and substance abuse
Answer: Depression can lead to self medication with drugs of
abuse.
Drugs of abuse can induce symptoms of depression
Drugs of abuse can worsen symptoms of depression.
NOT-Drugs of abuse can successfully treat depression.
◉ How does motivation for participation in treatment differ from
motivation to change behaviors?
Answer: Motivation for change is internal; treatment may be
pushed on a client.
◉ SOCRATES
Answer: A 19 item self report instrument used to assess
motivation for change.
◉ Treatment Plan Key Components
Answer: Problem statements obtained in assessment
Goal statements derived from problem statements
Objectives which consist of what client will do to meet goals
Interventions what the staff will do to assist the client
◉ SOAP note
