CADC / CADC NEWEST EXAM 2024-2025 ALL
100 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH WELL
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is the essential first step in determining the possible cause of addiction for the person and the most
appropriated treatment modality for there needs. - CORRECT ANSWER>>Assessment
A client tells a counselor that she is unhappy with the way her treatment is progressing. The counselor
should - CORRECT ANSWER>>Discuss these concerns with the client and make necessary changes in
treatment goals.
A common error that a counselors make when conducting an assessment is - CORRECT
ANSWER>>Moving too quickly from data collection to treatment planning.
A female client reports that she has some concerns about the relationship between her husband and her
14-year-old daughter from a previous marriage. She reports that her husband and daughter frequently
argue, that her daughter refuses to take direction from her stepfather, she states her daughter regularly
complains about her stepfather's "faults" and describes how her biological father is better. The most
relevant professional to whom a referral should be made is a: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Marriage and family
therapist
A key factor for counselors to consider is that in a counseling relationship, the counselor has differential
power. One of the best safeguards is: - CORRECT ANSWER>>to be alert to and understand the power
relationship.
A presentment period is frequently the result of a waiting lists or client reluctance to become fully
engaged in primary treatment. What might be a danger of the per-treatment period? - CORRECT
ANSWER>>The pre-treatment period may be when clients lose interest in treatment.
According to Marlatts model of the relapse process, which of the following statements is not true? -
CORRECT ANSWER>>Clients should be helped to recognize that one or more temporary lapses are likely
to occur and are permitted.
According to the DSM-IV-TR, all of the following are criteria for psychoactive substance dependence
EXCEPT: - CORRECT ANSWER>>marked lack of initiative, interest or energy.
,All of the following are goals of person-centered therapy EXCEPT: - CORRECT ANSWER>>teaching clients
to formulate and carry out plans to change there behavior.
Bob is a case manager in an intensive inpatient trestment facility. He recently was assigned a client,
Mary, who presents not only with alcoholism but has also been diagnosed with AIDS. to assist Mary in
her treatment and recovery needs, Bob would probably need to habe knowledge of all of the following
except: - CORRECT ANSWER>>new medication used in treatment regimens.
Therapeutic communities differ from Synanon because: - CORRECT ANSWER>>these communities try to
return clients to society.
During the screening process, a critical task that the counselor has is to: - CORRECT ANSWER>>establish
rapport with the client.
During the assessment process, your alcohol and tranquilizer abusing client reveals a history of self-
destructiveness when frustrated and an inability to delay impulses. The most appropriate assessment
batter in this case is: - CORRECT ANSWER>>The Beck Depression Scale, the MAST test, and the MMPI.
The primary purpose of the screening process is to: - CORRECT ANSWER>>determine one's
appropriateness and eligibility of admission.
Effective case management for persons in need of multiple services requires: - CORRECT
ANSWER>>Monitoring. feedback, and evaluation of services.
In determining whether a chemically dependent patient should be treated in an inpatient or outpatient
program, all of the following should be considered except: - CORRECT ANSWER>>whether the patient's
jog and family are likely to gibe him another chance if this treatment fails.
Alcohol decreases resistance to HIV infection by: - CORRECT ANSWER>>compromising T-cell functions.
It is crucial for a case manager to be aware of what many inhibit minorities' participation in the
substance abuse treatment continuum. Suppose that you are a case manager, working in an outpatient
program with Somali client. AA is an integral part of your program, yet you are aware of the fact that
while "accepting one's powerlessness" is a central tenet of 12-Step self -help programs, members of
oppressed groups may not accept it, given their own societal powerlessness. What would be the best
thing to do in such a case? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Be sensitive to such cultural differences and seek out
other recovery resources that are relevant to the individuals values.
It is important to understand clients and their expectations for counseling. Clients coming in for
treatment carry with them both helpful and harmful exceptions. Which if the following is a harmful
client expectation? - CORRECT ANSWER>>My counselor will direct me to do what I need to do, and
everything will be OK.
, Joe is a 27-year old addict who has begun counselling, But has not yet been able to give up using drugs.
During one session, he tell his counselor that he is beginning to feel the "it is useless to try to stop." and
that "sometimes life is not worth living." The counselor is concerned that Joe could be suicidal. The
counselor should: - CORRECT ANSWER>>assess Joe's potential for suicide by asking him about his intent,
and evaluating high risk factors.
If the orientation process is neglected or incomplete a client may: - CORRECT ANSWER>>have incorrect
information and unanswered questions about the program.
_______________ is one of the case management's hallmark characteristics. - CORRECT
ANSWER>>Advocacy
When language is a barrier to treatment planning, this situation can be overcome by: - CORRECT
ANSWER>>employing a interpreter.
The first contact that potential client would have with an agency would likely be for the purpose of: -
CORRECT ANSWER>>screening
The MOST SIGNIFICANT barrier to effective treatment for alcohol and other drug abuse for single
parents is lack of: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Child care services.
Sarah, a counselor in a drug treatment center, grew up in an alcoholic home and still has strained
relationships. Which statement BEST describes Sarah's situation? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Sarah can
expect her unresolved conflicts to rise to the surface because of her work in the treatment center.
You are asked to see a client in the emergency room for a consultation. The nursing notes read: pupils
dilated, goose-flesh, lacrimation, muscle jerks, flu syndrome, vomiting, diarrhea, nervousness, yawning,
and severe anxiety. You conclude that the client is withdrawing from: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Opioids.
The organization founded as an alternative to programs with spiritual overtones, whose publication is
called "The Small Book," is: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Rational Recovery
Effective communication occurs in groups when: - CORRECT ANSWER>>message senders use "I"
messages.
A single mother with three young children enters your clinic and begins to discuss her current drug use.
She tells you that she hasn't been home for several days and has left the 8 year old in charge. What do
you do? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Contact child protective services to report this incident.
100 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH WELL
ELABORATED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) LATEST UPDATED VERSION 2024-
2025 | 100% GUARANTEED PASS A+
is the essential first step in determining the possible cause of addiction for the person and the most
appropriated treatment modality for there needs. - CORRECT ANSWER>>Assessment
A client tells a counselor that she is unhappy with the way her treatment is progressing. The counselor
should - CORRECT ANSWER>>Discuss these concerns with the client and make necessary changes in
treatment goals.
A common error that a counselors make when conducting an assessment is - CORRECT
ANSWER>>Moving too quickly from data collection to treatment planning.
A female client reports that she has some concerns about the relationship between her husband and her
14-year-old daughter from a previous marriage. She reports that her husband and daughter frequently
argue, that her daughter refuses to take direction from her stepfather, she states her daughter regularly
complains about her stepfather's "faults" and describes how her biological father is better. The most
relevant professional to whom a referral should be made is a: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Marriage and family
therapist
A key factor for counselors to consider is that in a counseling relationship, the counselor has differential
power. One of the best safeguards is: - CORRECT ANSWER>>to be alert to and understand the power
relationship.
A presentment period is frequently the result of a waiting lists or client reluctance to become fully
engaged in primary treatment. What might be a danger of the per-treatment period? - CORRECT
ANSWER>>The pre-treatment period may be when clients lose interest in treatment.
According to Marlatts model of the relapse process, which of the following statements is not true? -
CORRECT ANSWER>>Clients should be helped to recognize that one or more temporary lapses are likely
to occur and are permitted.
According to the DSM-IV-TR, all of the following are criteria for psychoactive substance dependence
EXCEPT: - CORRECT ANSWER>>marked lack of initiative, interest or energy.
,All of the following are goals of person-centered therapy EXCEPT: - CORRECT ANSWER>>teaching clients
to formulate and carry out plans to change there behavior.
Bob is a case manager in an intensive inpatient trestment facility. He recently was assigned a client,
Mary, who presents not only with alcoholism but has also been diagnosed with AIDS. to assist Mary in
her treatment and recovery needs, Bob would probably need to habe knowledge of all of the following
except: - CORRECT ANSWER>>new medication used in treatment regimens.
Therapeutic communities differ from Synanon because: - CORRECT ANSWER>>these communities try to
return clients to society.
During the screening process, a critical task that the counselor has is to: - CORRECT ANSWER>>establish
rapport with the client.
During the assessment process, your alcohol and tranquilizer abusing client reveals a history of self-
destructiveness when frustrated and an inability to delay impulses. The most appropriate assessment
batter in this case is: - CORRECT ANSWER>>The Beck Depression Scale, the MAST test, and the MMPI.
The primary purpose of the screening process is to: - CORRECT ANSWER>>determine one's
appropriateness and eligibility of admission.
Effective case management for persons in need of multiple services requires: - CORRECT
ANSWER>>Monitoring. feedback, and evaluation of services.
In determining whether a chemically dependent patient should be treated in an inpatient or outpatient
program, all of the following should be considered except: - CORRECT ANSWER>>whether the patient's
jog and family are likely to gibe him another chance if this treatment fails.
Alcohol decreases resistance to HIV infection by: - CORRECT ANSWER>>compromising T-cell functions.
It is crucial for a case manager to be aware of what many inhibit minorities' participation in the
substance abuse treatment continuum. Suppose that you are a case manager, working in an outpatient
program with Somali client. AA is an integral part of your program, yet you are aware of the fact that
while "accepting one's powerlessness" is a central tenet of 12-Step self -help programs, members of
oppressed groups may not accept it, given their own societal powerlessness. What would be the best
thing to do in such a case? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Be sensitive to such cultural differences and seek out
other recovery resources that are relevant to the individuals values.
It is important to understand clients and their expectations for counseling. Clients coming in for
treatment carry with them both helpful and harmful exceptions. Which if the following is a harmful
client expectation? - CORRECT ANSWER>>My counselor will direct me to do what I need to do, and
everything will be OK.
, Joe is a 27-year old addict who has begun counselling, But has not yet been able to give up using drugs.
During one session, he tell his counselor that he is beginning to feel the "it is useless to try to stop." and
that "sometimes life is not worth living." The counselor is concerned that Joe could be suicidal. The
counselor should: - CORRECT ANSWER>>assess Joe's potential for suicide by asking him about his intent,
and evaluating high risk factors.
If the orientation process is neglected or incomplete a client may: - CORRECT ANSWER>>have incorrect
information and unanswered questions about the program.
_______________ is one of the case management's hallmark characteristics. - CORRECT
ANSWER>>Advocacy
When language is a barrier to treatment planning, this situation can be overcome by: - CORRECT
ANSWER>>employing a interpreter.
The first contact that potential client would have with an agency would likely be for the purpose of: -
CORRECT ANSWER>>screening
The MOST SIGNIFICANT barrier to effective treatment for alcohol and other drug abuse for single
parents is lack of: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Child care services.
Sarah, a counselor in a drug treatment center, grew up in an alcoholic home and still has strained
relationships. Which statement BEST describes Sarah's situation? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Sarah can
expect her unresolved conflicts to rise to the surface because of her work in the treatment center.
You are asked to see a client in the emergency room for a consultation. The nursing notes read: pupils
dilated, goose-flesh, lacrimation, muscle jerks, flu syndrome, vomiting, diarrhea, nervousness, yawning,
and severe anxiety. You conclude that the client is withdrawing from: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Opioids.
The organization founded as an alternative to programs with spiritual overtones, whose publication is
called "The Small Book," is: - CORRECT ANSWER>>Rational Recovery
Effective communication occurs in groups when: - CORRECT ANSWER>>message senders use "I"
messages.
A single mother with three young children enters your clinic and begins to discuss her current drug use.
She tells you that she hasn't been home for several days and has left the 8 year old in charge. What do
you do? - CORRECT ANSWER>>Contact child protective services to report this incident.
