CADC FINAL EXAM PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
2024 GUARANTEED PASS
1. Which is true about CNS depressants?
a. Withdrawal is not medically dangerous
b. Overdose is not very commo
c. They are less harmful than other drugs
d. They have a synergistic or potentiation effect
2. What is true about biological screens related to alcohol and substance use?
a. They are intended to be used as one component of the overall assessment process
b. They are based on poorly reliable testing procedure
c. They are illegal to us
d. They can identify the presence of drug metabolites in the system 99% of the time
3. One way to sabotage treatment from a cultural perspective is:
a. Demand to be in treatment with my identical culture
b. Explain that treatment cannot help because others are not of the same race, ethnicity, gender,
lifestyle, religion
c. Explain that my culture does do treatment like the other culture
d. Show how the treatment will less effective it is isn't catering to my culture
4. In a plan of care document 'treatment modality' includes:
a. Objectives of the counseling service
b. Clinical impression
c. How counseling will be provided (e.g. group, individual, etc.
d. The client's diagnosis
5. During his therapy session, Homer announced that he wouldn't have to take abuse from his boss for
much longer. Homer said that he had bought a sweet Colt Python.357 magnum, and was working on
the logistics of blowing the little geek away. Though she was concerned about questions of
confidentiality, the therapist called the police, who told her, "Thanks, we've got the situation under
control." What do you think of her action?
a. The therapist could be open to a malpractice suit, since she violated confidentiality
b. The therapist should have apprised Homer's family of the situation
c. The therapist did the right thing by calling the police
d. Since she did not contact Homer's boss directly, the therapist did not satisfy her duty to warn
6. The treatment contract should be written and expressed:
, a. For program personnel only
b. Using psychological concepts and industry jargon understandable to medical personnel
c. In behavioral term
d. To meet program needs
7. A treatment plan must be reviewed at a minimum of:
a. Every 7 to 10 days
b. Every 30 to 45 day
c. Every 14 to 21 day
d. Every 21 to 30 days
, 8. Among the criteria for effective treatment planning includes the counselor and client
and problems needing resolution.
a. Establishing; extinguishing
b. Identifying; rank-ordering
c. Assessing; treating
d. Predicting; flooding
9. Which sign would NOT develop within two hours of the use of cannabis?
a. Tachycardia
b. Dry mouth
c. Decreased appetite
d. Conjunctival injection
10. "Least restrictive environment" relates to:
a. Larger rather than smaller
b. Handicapped parkin
c. Recommending moving out of a parent's home
d. Recommending out-client treatment over in-client treatment
11. Step 7 of the 12 Steps is:
a. Placing one's addiction-free lifestyle in someone else's hand
b. Maintaining the status quo
c. The action step of Step
d. The preparation for Step 8
12. Which idea would NOT suggest that a therapist is acting in an ethically responsible way?
a. The therapist has acted in the best interests of the client
b. The therapist has maintained professional honest
c. The therapist acted without malice or personal gai
d. The therapist did not charge the client for services
13. Common mistakes that AOD counselors make when providing referrals include all of the following
EXCEPT:
a. Demanding that the client follow through when the client is not interested
b. Failing to determine the type of insurance that the referral source accept
c. Providing too few options for the client to consider
d. Assessing readiness and listening for motivation to change
14. Essential objectives to keep in mind during the intake include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. Eliciting solutions and decisions from the client
b. Attending to cultural consideration
c. Obtaining appropriately signed consents from the client
d. Developing rapport with the client
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS LATEST
2024 GUARANTEED PASS
1. Which is true about CNS depressants?
a. Withdrawal is not medically dangerous
b. Overdose is not very commo
c. They are less harmful than other drugs
d. They have a synergistic or potentiation effect
2. What is true about biological screens related to alcohol and substance use?
a. They are intended to be used as one component of the overall assessment process
b. They are based on poorly reliable testing procedure
c. They are illegal to us
d. They can identify the presence of drug metabolites in the system 99% of the time
3. One way to sabotage treatment from a cultural perspective is:
a. Demand to be in treatment with my identical culture
b. Explain that treatment cannot help because others are not of the same race, ethnicity, gender,
lifestyle, religion
c. Explain that my culture does do treatment like the other culture
d. Show how the treatment will less effective it is isn't catering to my culture
4. In a plan of care document 'treatment modality' includes:
a. Objectives of the counseling service
b. Clinical impression
c. How counseling will be provided (e.g. group, individual, etc.
d. The client's diagnosis
5. During his therapy session, Homer announced that he wouldn't have to take abuse from his boss for
much longer. Homer said that he had bought a sweet Colt Python.357 magnum, and was working on
the logistics of blowing the little geek away. Though she was concerned about questions of
confidentiality, the therapist called the police, who told her, "Thanks, we've got the situation under
control." What do you think of her action?
a. The therapist could be open to a malpractice suit, since she violated confidentiality
b. The therapist should have apprised Homer's family of the situation
c. The therapist did the right thing by calling the police
d. Since she did not contact Homer's boss directly, the therapist did not satisfy her duty to warn
6. The treatment contract should be written and expressed:
, a. For program personnel only
b. Using psychological concepts and industry jargon understandable to medical personnel
c. In behavioral term
d. To meet program needs
7. A treatment plan must be reviewed at a minimum of:
a. Every 7 to 10 days
b. Every 30 to 45 day
c. Every 14 to 21 day
d. Every 21 to 30 days
, 8. Among the criteria for effective treatment planning includes the counselor and client
and problems needing resolution.
a. Establishing; extinguishing
b. Identifying; rank-ordering
c. Assessing; treating
d. Predicting; flooding
9. Which sign would NOT develop within two hours of the use of cannabis?
a. Tachycardia
b. Dry mouth
c. Decreased appetite
d. Conjunctival injection
10. "Least restrictive environment" relates to:
a. Larger rather than smaller
b. Handicapped parkin
c. Recommending moving out of a parent's home
d. Recommending out-client treatment over in-client treatment
11. Step 7 of the 12 Steps is:
a. Placing one's addiction-free lifestyle in someone else's hand
b. Maintaining the status quo
c. The action step of Step
d. The preparation for Step 8
12. Which idea would NOT suggest that a therapist is acting in an ethically responsible way?
a. The therapist has acted in the best interests of the client
b. The therapist has maintained professional honest
c. The therapist acted without malice or personal gai
d. The therapist did not charge the client for services
13. Common mistakes that AOD counselors make when providing referrals include all of the following
EXCEPT:
a. Demanding that the client follow through when the client is not interested
b. Failing to determine the type of insurance that the referral source accept
c. Providing too few options for the client to consider
d. Assessing readiness and listening for motivation to change
14. Essential objectives to keep in mind during the intake include all of the following EXCEPT:
a. Eliciting solutions and decisions from the client
b. Attending to cultural consideration
c. Obtaining appropriately signed consents from the client
d. Developing rapport with the client
