Chapter 8 & 9 Flashcards
- Which of the following is not a principle of recovery-oriented systems of care?
a. participation in support groups
b. services across the lifespan
c. inclusion of recovering individuals and their families
d. continuity of care
a
- The primary difference between the Minnesota Model and behavioral models of AOD treatment is:
a. the length of treatment
b. the type of treatment setting
c. the use of the principles of AA in treatment
d. the use of recovering counselors
c
- Which of the following is not one of components of the Minnesota Model of treatment?
a. clients can change attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors
b. adherence to the disease model of addiction
c. the process of recovery can only occur through abstinence
d. inpatient treatment is necessary to begin the process of recovery
d
- Which of the following statements best describes the elements and structure of Minnesota Model programs?
a. there is one type of service offered in an inpatient setting, usually with mandatory attendance at AA/NA
b. there are a variety of services offered in numerous settings, usually with mandatory attendance at AA/NA
c. there are a variety of services offered in numerous settings, usually with encouragement to attend AA/NA and Alanon
d. there is one type of service offered in an inpatient setting, with encouragement to attend AA/NA and Alanon
b
- Which of the following is not a behavioral approach to treatment:
a. motivational enhancement therapy
b. contingency management
c. aversive conditioning
d. community reinforcement approach
a
- Pharmacological approaches to substance abuse treatment include all of the following except :
a. methadone for narcotic maintenance
b. Antabuse for abstinence management
c. Naltrexone for craving management
d. neuroleptics for withdrawal management
d
- Buprenorphine is:
a. used to manage detoxification
b. a cocaine-craving block
c. a drug used in the Matrix Model to treatment methamphetamine dependence
d. an opioid agonist that can be administered by physicians
d
- Why are treatment planning and treatment plans important in substance abuse treatment?
a. these are methods to determine what the problems are and what to do about them
b. these processes are required by hospital accreditation organizations
c. treatment programs must have treatment plans for insurance reimbursement
d. health care reform models will require treatment planning and treatment plans
a
- At a minimum, treatment plans should contain:
a. long term goals, short term goals, treatment strategies, review date, target date
b. problem statements, long term goals, short term objectives, treatment strategies, review date, target date
c. problem statements, long term goals, short term goals, treatment strategies, resources required, review date, target date
d. problem statements, long term goals, short term objectives, theoretical orientation, treatment strategies, review date, target date
b
- Usually, group counseling is a component of AOD treatment. However, group counseling has been criticized because of:
a. the use of harsh confrontation and/or the educational purpose of many groups
b. the use of therapists with little knowledge of AOD issues
c. the intensity of emotions elicited with the group techniques used
d. the overemphasis on this type of therapy compared to individual or family therapy
a
- Which of the following is not a reason to include family therapy in substance abuse treatment?
a. AOD problems often cause marital and parental relationship problems
b. the “family” disease concept necessitates the involvement of family members
c. it is extremely likely that if there is one addict in the family, there will be others
d. dysfunctional family dynamics are characteristic in families with an alcoholic/addict member
c
- Which of the following is not usually a component of AOD treatment?
a. attendance at support groups
b. life-style changes
c. education
d. vocational training
d
- Why is it important to focus on social relationships, vocational and financial planning, and coping strategies in AOD treatment?
a. all of these areas are adversely impacted by addiction
b. problems in any of these areas can lead to relapse
c. addicts are prone to deep depression during treatment
d. most alcoholic/addicts have poor job skills
b
- The primary distinguishing characteristic(s) between therapeutic communities and residential treatment is (are):
a. the adherence to the disease concept in therapeutic communities
b. duration and restrictiveness of treatment
c. the use of confrontation as a therapeutic technique
d. the fact that residential treatment occurs in a hospital
b
- Which of the following is an advantage of outpatient treatment over inpatient treatment?
a. shorter duration of treatment
b. fewer drop outs
c. greater treatment effectiveness
d. less expense
d
- Which of the following is not one of NIDA’s principles of effective treatment?
a. no single treatment is appropriate for all individuals
b. support group attendance is a necessary but not sufficient component for effective treatment
c. effective treatment attends to multiple needs of the individual
d. treatment plans must be assessed continually and modified as necessary
b