Test Bank for Foundations of Addictions Counseling
AVE High Risk Factors for Relapse - AnswersInterpersonal Conflict, Negative Emotional States,
Social Pressures
Screening Tools to SUD - AnswersCAGE, CRAFFT, MAST, AUDIT, SASSI, AC-OK
Landminds for Counselors - AnswersAbortion, Religion, Extramarital sex, Alternative Lifestyles,
Divergence in Cultural issues, Right to Die, and Drugs
5 Different Substances - AnswersOpiods, Stimulants, Depressants, Hallucinogenics,
Cannabinoids
Role of Values in Counseling (10 Jensen & Bergen) - AnswersConfidentiality, stress mantenance,
self maintenance- physical fitness, purpose and goals, regulated sexual fulfillment, forgiveness,
commitment, sense of being free and responsible, spirituality, self awareness and growth,
competent perception and expression of feelings
Values and Beliefs - AnswersIdeas that are important to us. Concepts that we hold to be true.
Together, determine our attitudes and opinions
Core tasks and skills - AnswersAssessment, treatment planning, client orientation, case
consultation, crisis intervention, follow up activities, discharge planning, confidentiality, referral,
counseling (individual/group/family), client advocacy, personal and professional help
Diagnosis - Answersstandardized and prescribed criteria in the DSM-5
The 6 ASAM Dimensions - Answers1.) Acute intoxication/withdrawal potential (2) Biomedical
conditions and complications, (3) Emotional behavior and cognitive conditions and
, complications (4) Readiness to change (5) Relapse, continued use or continued problem
potential (6) Recovery Enviroment
Disease Model (Benjamin Rush and E.M. jelick) - AnswersPrimary disease, progressive stages
ending in death, chronic and incurable; abstinence required
Sexual Orientation - AnswersWho we are attracted to. Who we are drawn to romantically,
sexually, emotionally.
Gender Identity - AnswersOnes sense of being. Masculine or Feminine.
Heterosexism - AnswersAssumes heterosexuality in others
Cisgender - AnswersThe sex had or was identified with at birth
Gender Expression - AnswersExpression of gender to others.
Homoprejudice - AnswersFear Hatred and irrational
Transprejudice - AnswersFear and hated for the non-traditional gender expression
Transgender - AnswersOne who feels discomfort within the expectations of sex
Transexual - Answersone who feels their gender identity doesn't match their sex
Neurobiology and psysiology of Addiction - AnswersNo single biological factor. Addiction
changes the brain. Permanent damage, changes the connections between neurons.
AVE High Risk Factors for Relapse - AnswersInterpersonal Conflict, Negative Emotional States,
Social Pressures
Screening Tools to SUD - AnswersCAGE, CRAFFT, MAST, AUDIT, SASSI, AC-OK
Landminds for Counselors - AnswersAbortion, Religion, Extramarital sex, Alternative Lifestyles,
Divergence in Cultural issues, Right to Die, and Drugs
5 Different Substances - AnswersOpiods, Stimulants, Depressants, Hallucinogenics,
Cannabinoids
Role of Values in Counseling (10 Jensen & Bergen) - AnswersConfidentiality, stress mantenance,
self maintenance- physical fitness, purpose and goals, regulated sexual fulfillment, forgiveness,
commitment, sense of being free and responsible, spirituality, self awareness and growth,
competent perception and expression of feelings
Values and Beliefs - AnswersIdeas that are important to us. Concepts that we hold to be true.
Together, determine our attitudes and opinions
Core tasks and skills - AnswersAssessment, treatment planning, client orientation, case
consultation, crisis intervention, follow up activities, discharge planning, confidentiality, referral,
counseling (individual/group/family), client advocacy, personal and professional help
Diagnosis - Answersstandardized and prescribed criteria in the DSM-5
The 6 ASAM Dimensions - Answers1.) Acute intoxication/withdrawal potential (2) Biomedical
conditions and complications, (3) Emotional behavior and cognitive conditions and
, complications (4) Readiness to change (5) Relapse, continued use or continued problem
potential (6) Recovery Enviroment
Disease Model (Benjamin Rush and E.M. jelick) - AnswersPrimary disease, progressive stages
ending in death, chronic and incurable; abstinence required
Sexual Orientation - AnswersWho we are attracted to. Who we are drawn to romantically,
sexually, emotionally.
Gender Identity - AnswersOnes sense of being. Masculine or Feminine.
Heterosexism - AnswersAssumes heterosexuality in others
Cisgender - AnswersThe sex had or was identified with at birth
Gender Expression - AnswersExpression of gender to others.
Homoprejudice - AnswersFear Hatred and irrational
Transprejudice - AnswersFear and hated for the non-traditional gender expression
Transgender - AnswersOne who feels discomfort within the expectations of sex
Transexual - Answersone who feels their gender identity doesn't match their sex
Neurobiology and psysiology of Addiction - AnswersNo single biological factor. Addiction
changes the brain. Permanent damage, changes the connections between neurons.
