Name: Score:
420 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 420
What are the three Cluster A Personality Disorders?:
Paranoid
Schizoid
Schizotypal
* Odd or Eccentric personality disorders
to provide an overview to the client by describing program goals and objectives for client
care
the collection of instincts and basic urges, wants immediate gratification, always seeking
pleaure
Injection- but intoxication from smoking is essentially the same
Term 2 of 420
What is the recommended number of supervisees in group supervision?
8-10 supervisees meeting weekly for 1 hour to focus on individual cases
10-12 supervisees meeting bi-weekly for 2 hours to ensure thorough supervision
5-8 supervisees meeting weekly for 1.5 hours to maximize group development and
cohesion
3-5 supervisees meeting monthly for 1 hour to discuss progress
,Term 3 of 420
What is SAMSHA?
Mental Health and Addiction Services Division
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Substance Abuse and Recovery Services Agency
Term 4 of 420
When a drug initiates a psychological response when attaching to a receptor in the brain, it is
classified as:
a partial agonist
the opposite
a synergist
an agonist
,Term 5 of 420
What is the best definition of a drug?
people over the age of 60- generally alcohol and prescription drugs
the reverse of tolerance
unique phenomenon to stimulants
users are especially vulnerable to psychosis inducing effects
a short segment of the brain stem located just above the pons
controls visual and auditory reflex as well as head movement
psychedelic drugs work here to create visual or auditory hallucinations
a drug is a substance taken for a desired effect other than food, water or air
some reasons that drugs are taken are beneficial, others are not
Term 6 of 420
What is interpreting?:
relating with counselors and other professionals in regards to client treatment to assure
comprehensive, quality care for the client
ex.- treatment team meetings, supervision, outside consulting
Choosing the best treatment based on the client's needs
a natural hallucinogenic drug derived from the peyote cactus
presenting the client with alternative ways of looking at her situation
, Term 7 of 420
What is the Cerebrum?
largest and most complex part of the brain- left and right hemisphere
contains billions of neurons and nerve centers
functions include: movement, coordination of movement, temperature, touch, vision,
hearing, judgment, reasoning, problem solving, emotions and learning
process of the counselor and client identifying and ranking problems needing resolution,
establishing agreed upon goals (immediate or long-term) and agreeing on the treatment
methods and resources to be used
sensory area of the brain responsible for hearing, visual memories and language
comprehension
small area beneath the thalamus and above the midbrain, functions with the cerebellum in
controlling and coordinating motor activity
Term 8 of 420
Examples of Mood Stabilizers:
Depakote
Lamictal
Lithium
Topamax
Tegretol
Brain Spinal Cord Peripheral Nerves
Oral Inhalation Intravenous Intranasal Instillation
"I'm happy that you can talk about this with me today..."
420 Multiple choice questions
Term 1 of 420
What are the three Cluster A Personality Disorders?:
Paranoid
Schizoid
Schizotypal
* Odd or Eccentric personality disorders
to provide an overview to the client by describing program goals and objectives for client
care
the collection of instincts and basic urges, wants immediate gratification, always seeking
pleaure
Injection- but intoxication from smoking is essentially the same
Term 2 of 420
What is the recommended number of supervisees in group supervision?
8-10 supervisees meeting weekly for 1 hour to focus on individual cases
10-12 supervisees meeting bi-weekly for 2 hours to ensure thorough supervision
5-8 supervisees meeting weekly for 1.5 hours to maximize group development and
cohesion
3-5 supervisees meeting monthly for 1 hour to discuss progress
,Term 3 of 420
What is SAMSHA?
Mental Health and Addiction Services Division
National Institute on Drug Abuse
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Substance Abuse and Recovery Services Agency
Term 4 of 420
When a drug initiates a psychological response when attaching to a receptor in the brain, it is
classified as:
a partial agonist
the opposite
a synergist
an agonist
,Term 5 of 420
What is the best definition of a drug?
people over the age of 60- generally alcohol and prescription drugs
the reverse of tolerance
unique phenomenon to stimulants
users are especially vulnerable to psychosis inducing effects
a short segment of the brain stem located just above the pons
controls visual and auditory reflex as well as head movement
psychedelic drugs work here to create visual or auditory hallucinations
a drug is a substance taken for a desired effect other than food, water or air
some reasons that drugs are taken are beneficial, others are not
Term 6 of 420
What is interpreting?:
relating with counselors and other professionals in regards to client treatment to assure
comprehensive, quality care for the client
ex.- treatment team meetings, supervision, outside consulting
Choosing the best treatment based on the client's needs
a natural hallucinogenic drug derived from the peyote cactus
presenting the client with alternative ways of looking at her situation
, Term 7 of 420
What is the Cerebrum?
largest and most complex part of the brain- left and right hemisphere
contains billions of neurons and nerve centers
functions include: movement, coordination of movement, temperature, touch, vision,
hearing, judgment, reasoning, problem solving, emotions and learning
process of the counselor and client identifying and ranking problems needing resolution,
establishing agreed upon goals (immediate or long-term) and agreeing on the treatment
methods and resources to be used
sensory area of the brain responsible for hearing, visual memories and language
comprehension
small area beneath the thalamus and above the midbrain, functions with the cerebellum in
controlling and coordinating motor activity
Term 8 of 420
Examples of Mood Stabilizers:
Depakote
Lamictal
Lithium
Topamax
Tegretol
Brain Spinal Cord Peripheral Nerves
Oral Inhalation Intravenous Intranasal Instillation
"I'm happy that you can talk about this with me today..."
