CADC Study || Questions and 100% Accurate Answers.
Stages of Change correct answers 1. Pre-contemplation
2. Contemplation
3. Preparation
4. Action
5. Maintenance
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP) correct answers - Most structured setting within OP TX.
- At least 9-70hrs of TX weekly.
- Clts receive psychosocial and substance abuse assessment.
- Services may include: groups, relapse prevention, individual, family, vocational training.
ASAM LEVEL 1 correct answers Outpatient TX
ASAM LEVEL 2 correct answers Intensive Outpatient/Partial Hospitalization
Orientation correct answers Involves describing the general nature, rules and goals of program to
clt.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) correct answers Began in 1935 by Bill W. and Dr.Bob as a
fellowship for those who wanted to stop drinking.
Immediacy correct answers Is the ability to focus on the "here and now" relationship with
another person. This technique focuses on reality and is very effective at keeping the counseling
process moving forward.
ASAM LEVEL 3 correct answers Residential/Inpatient TX
ASAM Criteria correct answers Most current set of national clinical guidelines to improve
multidimensional assessments and outcome-driven TX and recovery. It used to match patients to
appropriate types and levels of care.
Screening correct answers The process where the counselor reviews clts current situation,
symptoms and other available information to determine the most appropriate initial course of
action.
Medication-Assisted TXs correct answers Are evidence-based practices that combine
pharmacological interventions w/ counseling, behavioral therapies, and social support to treat
substance abuse disorders.
Blended Model correct answers Attempts to consider elements of all other models in developing
a therapeutic approach to dependency. It holds that the mechanism of dependency is different for
different individuals and that each case must be considered on it's own merits.
ASAM LEVEL 0.5 correct answers Early Intervention
,Self-Disclosure correct answers Is the ability to disclose information about oneself, including
ways one thinks and feels.
Genetic Model correct answers Based on the belief that individuals have a genetic predisposition
to certain behaviors.
Culture Model correct answers Recognizes that the influence of culture is a strong determinant of
whether or not individuals fall prey to certain addictions.
ASAM LEVEL 4 correct answers Medically-managed intensive inpatient TX
Psychological Model correct answers Problematic substance use results from deficits in learning,
emotional dysfunction or psychopathology that can be treated by behaviorally or
psychoanalytically oriented dynamic therapies.
Clear Listening correct answers Listening without judging and without trying to correct clts
thoughts.
Disease Model correct answers Holds that addiction is an illness and comes about as a result of
the impairment of healthy neurochemical or behavioral process.
Moral Model correct answers States that addictions are the result of human weakness and are
defects of character. Those who advance this model do not accept that there is any biological
basis for addiction.
The American Psychiatic Association (APA) correct answers Recognized as the organization
that establishes criteria for diagnosing various behavioral health disorders, including addiction.
Referrals correct answers Is the process of facilitating the clt's use of available support systems
and community resources to meet needs identified in clinical evaluation or TX planning.
3 Legacies of AA correct answers 1. Recovery
2. Unity
3. Service
Stages of Addiction correct answers 1. Use
2. Misuse
3. Abuse
4. Dependency
Cognitive-behaviorial Therapy (CBT) correct answers Therapy based on the idea that feelings
and behaviors are caused by a person's thoughts, not on outside stimuli like people, situations,
and events. Goal is to teach the person to recognize situations in which they are most likely to
drink or use substances, avoid these circumstances in possible, and cope with other problems and
behaviors which may lead to their substance use.
, Codependency correct answers Is a term that refers to people who are in a close relationship with
the addicted person. They are typically overly involved with the person and their problematic
behavior. Often takes on the role of the caretaker and is invested in the welfare of the addicted
person.
Enabling correct answers When the codependent person unintentionally helps the person with the
substance use condition to continue in their problematic behaviors by repeatedly putting out little
fires for the addicted person. Helps the cycle of addiction continue.
2 main purposes of family counseling in substance use tx correct answers 1. To use family
strengths and resources to help find or develop ways to live without substances of abuse.
2. To ameliorate the impact of addiction on both the clt and the family.
HIPPAs Privacy Protection correct answers - Receive a copy of their record.
- Request to have any mistakes corrected.
- Receive a notice about how their health information is used and shared.
- Specify how and where they want to be contacted by the service provider.
- File a complaint if they think any of these rights have been violated.
Prevent it. correct answers The best way to handle a crisis situation.
Verbal de-escalation correct answers Is aimed at meeting the agitated person's immediate needs,
and calming the situation so that it does not escalate.
Crisis intervention correct answers Is a process where a response team or individual identities,
assesses and intervenes with the person in crisis to return the person to their prior level of
functioning as quickly as possible and to lessen any negative impact.
Crisis intervention steps correct answers - Assessing the severity of the crisis.
- Forming a connection.
- Exploring the problem.
- Dealing with feelings and emotions.
- Generating alternative solutions.
- Development of an action plan.
Relapse correct answers Is a setback that occurs during the behavior change process, such that
progress toward the initiation of maintenance of a behavioral change goal is interrupted by a
reversion to the target behavior.
3 key points of relapse correct answers 1. Relapse is common following tx for addiction.
2. Relapse is reasonably predictable.
3. Relapse is preventable.
Stages of Change correct answers 1. Pre-contemplation
2. Contemplation
3. Preparation
4. Action
5. Maintenance
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP) correct answers - Most structured setting within OP TX.
- At least 9-70hrs of TX weekly.
- Clts receive psychosocial and substance abuse assessment.
- Services may include: groups, relapse prevention, individual, family, vocational training.
ASAM LEVEL 1 correct answers Outpatient TX
ASAM LEVEL 2 correct answers Intensive Outpatient/Partial Hospitalization
Orientation correct answers Involves describing the general nature, rules and goals of program to
clt.
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) correct answers Began in 1935 by Bill W. and Dr.Bob as a
fellowship for those who wanted to stop drinking.
Immediacy correct answers Is the ability to focus on the "here and now" relationship with
another person. This technique focuses on reality and is very effective at keeping the counseling
process moving forward.
ASAM LEVEL 3 correct answers Residential/Inpatient TX
ASAM Criteria correct answers Most current set of national clinical guidelines to improve
multidimensional assessments and outcome-driven TX and recovery. It used to match patients to
appropriate types and levels of care.
Screening correct answers The process where the counselor reviews clts current situation,
symptoms and other available information to determine the most appropriate initial course of
action.
Medication-Assisted TXs correct answers Are evidence-based practices that combine
pharmacological interventions w/ counseling, behavioral therapies, and social support to treat
substance abuse disorders.
Blended Model correct answers Attempts to consider elements of all other models in developing
a therapeutic approach to dependency. It holds that the mechanism of dependency is different for
different individuals and that each case must be considered on it's own merits.
ASAM LEVEL 0.5 correct answers Early Intervention
,Self-Disclosure correct answers Is the ability to disclose information about oneself, including
ways one thinks and feels.
Genetic Model correct answers Based on the belief that individuals have a genetic predisposition
to certain behaviors.
Culture Model correct answers Recognizes that the influence of culture is a strong determinant of
whether or not individuals fall prey to certain addictions.
ASAM LEVEL 4 correct answers Medically-managed intensive inpatient TX
Psychological Model correct answers Problematic substance use results from deficits in learning,
emotional dysfunction or psychopathology that can be treated by behaviorally or
psychoanalytically oriented dynamic therapies.
Clear Listening correct answers Listening without judging and without trying to correct clts
thoughts.
Disease Model correct answers Holds that addiction is an illness and comes about as a result of
the impairment of healthy neurochemical or behavioral process.
Moral Model correct answers States that addictions are the result of human weakness and are
defects of character. Those who advance this model do not accept that there is any biological
basis for addiction.
The American Psychiatic Association (APA) correct answers Recognized as the organization
that establishes criteria for diagnosing various behavioral health disorders, including addiction.
Referrals correct answers Is the process of facilitating the clt's use of available support systems
and community resources to meet needs identified in clinical evaluation or TX planning.
3 Legacies of AA correct answers 1. Recovery
2. Unity
3. Service
Stages of Addiction correct answers 1. Use
2. Misuse
3. Abuse
4. Dependency
Cognitive-behaviorial Therapy (CBT) correct answers Therapy based on the idea that feelings
and behaviors are caused by a person's thoughts, not on outside stimuli like people, situations,
and events. Goal is to teach the person to recognize situations in which they are most likely to
drink or use substances, avoid these circumstances in possible, and cope with other problems and
behaviors which may lead to their substance use.
, Codependency correct answers Is a term that refers to people who are in a close relationship with
the addicted person. They are typically overly involved with the person and their problematic
behavior. Often takes on the role of the caretaker and is invested in the welfare of the addicted
person.
Enabling correct answers When the codependent person unintentionally helps the person with the
substance use condition to continue in their problematic behaviors by repeatedly putting out little
fires for the addicted person. Helps the cycle of addiction continue.
2 main purposes of family counseling in substance use tx correct answers 1. To use family
strengths and resources to help find or develop ways to live without substances of abuse.
2. To ameliorate the impact of addiction on both the clt and the family.
HIPPAs Privacy Protection correct answers - Receive a copy of their record.
- Request to have any mistakes corrected.
- Receive a notice about how their health information is used and shared.
- Specify how and where they want to be contacted by the service provider.
- File a complaint if they think any of these rights have been violated.
Prevent it. correct answers The best way to handle a crisis situation.
Verbal de-escalation correct answers Is aimed at meeting the agitated person's immediate needs,
and calming the situation so that it does not escalate.
Crisis intervention correct answers Is a process where a response team or individual identities,
assesses and intervenes with the person in crisis to return the person to their prior level of
functioning as quickly as possible and to lessen any negative impact.
Crisis intervention steps correct answers - Assessing the severity of the crisis.
- Forming a connection.
- Exploring the problem.
- Dealing with feelings and emotions.
- Generating alternative solutions.
- Development of an action plan.
Relapse correct answers Is a setback that occurs during the behavior change process, such that
progress toward the initiation of maintenance of a behavioral change goal is interrupted by a
reversion to the target behavior.
3 key points of relapse correct answers 1. Relapse is common following tx for addiction.
2. Relapse is reasonably predictable.
3. Relapse is preventable.
