drug certification Flashcards
which year reflects approximately when Buddhism began to require abstinence from alcohol
500 BC
which year reflects approximately when Mohammad wrote in the holy book of Koran concerning wine and prohibiting its use
800 BC
Which year did the Washingtonians were formed in Baltimore?
1840
Which year did the 18th amendment was ratified creating national prohibition?
1919
Which year did the prohibition ended pursuant to the 21st amendment?
1933
what are the three legacies of alcoholics Anonymous?
Recovery, Unity and Service
Which year did the fellowship Alcoholics Anonymous was formed?
1935
Which year did alcoholics anonymous considered as “Coming of Age”?
1955
Which year did the fellowship Narcotics Anonymous was formed?
1953
Which Year did “Algamus”, later to be called Gambling Alcoholics was formed?
1957
What is the name of the bill Congress passed in 1970 addressing alcoholism as a medical condition?
Hughes Act
Which year did Mother Against Drink Driving was founded?
1980
Which year in Mr. Marty Mann founded the national council on Alcoholism?
1944
Name of the first religious hospital to receive prospective members of alcoholics anonymous for treatment
St. Thomas Hospital
Name the city that is considered the birthplace of alcoholics anonymous
Akron, Ohio
Full name of Dr. Bob
Robert Holbrook Smith
What date did “Dr. Bob” died?
November 16, 1950
Name of the person considered to be “AA’s first friend of medicine
William Duncan Silkworth
Which two traditions of Alcoholics anonymous that promote anonymity
Tradition Eleven and Twelve
Where was wine and beer found in the Neolithic age?
Everywhere
Name the person who advised Timothy “No longer drink only water, but use a little wine for the sake of your stomach and your frequent ailments.”
St. Paul
Who are the people who opened the first distillery on Staten Island in 1640
The dutch
Which year England passed a law called the “Act for repressing the Odious and Loathsome Sin of Drunkenness?
1606
Name the person who founded the Women’s Christina Temperance Union in Cleveland in 1874
Frances willard
Which year was the national prohibition party was founded?
1869
Which Century did James I of Aragon issued an edict providing for hospitalization of conspicuously active drunks?
13th Century
What is the approximate percentage of men in the United States that drink alcohol?
70.4%
what is the approximate percentage of women in the United States that drink alcohol
60.5%
What is the number of approximate number of persons in the United States who have a drinking problem?
17.6 Million
What is the approximate number of children who live in a household where at least one parent is dependent upon or has abused alcohol?
More than 7 million
What is the increase in morality rate for women with alcohol dependence over that of the general population?
4.6 times
what is the name of the swedish physician who introduced the term “alcoholism” in 1849?
Magnus Huss
What is the name that the World Health Organization proposed in 1957 to define alcoholism?
Alcohol dependence
What is the Latin Root meaning “To adore or surrender oneself to a master” from which the word “addiction” is derived?
Addicere
Who was an original member of the Continental Congress, a signer of the declaration of Independence, named the 1st surgeon General of the Army?
Dr. Benjamin Rush
what is the annual per capita consumption of alcohol in the United States by 1810?
4.5 million
What is the answer that includes three core activities of the Washingtonian movement?
Public Confession, Public Commitment, Economic Assistance
What is the number of pledges signed at the height of the Washingtonian movement?
600,000
What is the answer which includes the names of three “Reform Clubs” active in the late 1800’s?
Osgood’s Reformed Drinkers Club, Reynold’s Red Ribbon Reform clubs, Order of the good samaritans.
What is the number of adults in the United States who binge drink approximately four times per month?
One in six
What is the name of the report given by Dr. Charles Hewitt of the Minnesota Board of Health in 1873.
The Duty of the State in the Care and Cure of inebriates
What is the answer that reflects the reason Pioneer House in Minnesota opened in 1948?
A welfare Department study showed substantial cost savings could be had by providing specialized services to alcoholics.
What is the answer which includes the two groups of people to whom services were offered by Halzelden when it opened in 1949?
Priests and professionals
Which state was the first to recognize addiction counselors as professionals?
Minnesota
Which year in which the first state recognized addiction counselors as professionals?
1954
what is the name that was given by the first civil services commission to recognize addiction counselors?
Counselor on Alcoholism
What is the answer that is not one of the eleven tenets of the treatment philosophy of the Minnesota Model?
Alcoholism is curable, and early intervention is the best course of treatment
Name of the individual who started Synanon in 1958
Charles Edwin Dederich
What is the answer that describes the nature of Synanon at its beginning?
A therapeutic commune
Synanon was the outgrowth of what two other programs?
Oxford Group and Alcoholics Anonymous
Role name for family member that becomes adept at setting tangible goals
Responsible One
Role Name for the family member that is perceived as the most sensitive one
Placater
Role name for the family member that does not attempt to prevent or alleviate any situation
Adjuster
Role name for the family member that often provides distraction from the issue of alcoholism
Acting Out Child
Two educational needs of a family affected by chemical dependency
How the symptoms of the disease affect the family; and nature of alcohol/drug and problems associated with dependence
Initial focus of the counselor work with family members effected by chemical dependency
Their own problems
What is not a suggested method for dealing with families in the early treatment stage:
Encourage Social Interaction
Outcome theorized by Freud for persons who do not successfully complete the various stages in their development
Mental illness or exhibited deviant behavior
“Pleasure Principle” is achieved according to Freud
ID
Select the term that completes this theory “ For each behavior there is a reason or….”
Antecedent
Select the number of steps in the twelve steps of alcoholics anonymous that mention alcohol
One
Select the answer which reflects the main subjects covered by the twelve steps of alcoholics anonymous
Behaviors, emotions, and attitudes
Which includes an assumption a counselor can make about a client’s family restrictions and traditions where the client seems very angry but unable to show that anger
That anger was not tolerated
Name of the technique that allows the client to deal with unresolved issues related to someone who can’t or won’t come to therapy
Empty Chair Technique
Select the answer that best completes this sentence - “The anxiety surrounding the issues of sexuality is often eased for some people by…”
a) antidepressants
b) multiple partners
c) alcohol or drugs
d) abstinence
alcohol or drugs
Select which is not a theory for etiology of chemical dependency
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Which includes two possible dominant attitudes of the mind which Carl G. Jung believed makes up persona
Introvert and Extrovert
Which includes two possible dominant functions of the mind which Carl G. Jung believed make up persona
Thinking and intuition
Stage of development described by Erik Erikson that coincides with being 5 years
Initiative vs Guilt
Stage of development described by Erik Erikson that coincides with early adulthood
intimacy vs isolation
stage of development described by Erik Erikson that coincides with adolescence
Identity vs role confusion
What is the letter “S” stands for in the Myers-Briggs type indicator
Sensory
Which describes “SP” grouping of personality types:
Adaptable, artistic, athletic, aware of reality, open minded
Which describes the “SJ” grouping of personality types
Conservative, stable, consistent, routinized, sensible, factual
Which describes the “NF” grouping of personality types
? its in the book look it up
Which group describes the “NT” grouping of personality types
Analytical, systematic, abstract, theoretical, intellectual
