NCMHCE - standardized assessments Flashcards

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Rapid Alcohol Problem Screen: RAPS

(what it measures, time frame, age range, where used)

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Assesses alcohol dependence during the past year; adults only; primarily used for patients in the ER and primary care

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Adult Substance Use Survey: ASUS

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  • assesses perceived use and gets information for emotion/mood disorder diagnosing
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Brief Screener for Alcohol, Tobacco, and other Drugs: BSTAD

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Assesses tobacco, alcohol, and marijuana use over the past year to identify risky use; used specifically with adolescents

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Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test: MAST/BMAST

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Detect hazardous drinking and/or alcohol dependence with “have you ever” type questions

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Beck anxiety inventory: BAI

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Assesses anxiety severity over the past month; used for adults and adolescents.

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State-trait anxiety inventory: STAI

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Used to diagnose anxiety, distinguish it from depressive syndromes, and assess caregiver distress.

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Hamilton anxiety rating scale: HARS

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Clinician rating of severity of anxiety symptoms in already diagnosed clients.

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Depression anxiety stress scale: DASS

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Assesses symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress over the past week; suitable for adolescents and adults.

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Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test: AUDIT

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  • screens for unhealthy, risky, or hazardous consumption of alcohol; used to develop insight into consumption and compare to disordered behavior
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Severity of Alcohol Dependence Questionnaire: SADQ-C

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  • measure the severity of dependence once alcohol dependence has already been identified
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grief intensity scale: GIS

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Assesses intensity of reaction to the loss and risk of developing prolonged grief disorder after loss of loved one

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brief symptom inventory: BSI

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Assesses a variety of psychological problems; used at intake and to measure patient progress, as well as for clinic outcomes measurement.

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quality of death and dying: QODD

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Assesses the quality of dying and death; administered by the interviewer to a significant other of a patient who died in an outpatient or hospice setting.

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Minnesota-Multiphasic Personality Inventory-2: MMPI-2

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Lengthy assessment of personality traits and psychopathology; used to construct a differential diagnosis and initiate appropriate treatment; clients can also reflect upon their issues and improve personal understanding of their psychology.

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Beck Depression Inventory II: BDI-II

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  • measures severity of depression over the past two weeks; establish baseline as well as tracking over multiple sessions; used for adolescents and adults; is not a diagnostic tool.
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personality assessment inventory: PAI

(what does it assess, where is it used)

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  • assesses personality and psychopathology; used in a variety of contexts including psychotherapy, crisis, medical, forensic, and child custody.
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Adult Self Report (ASR) and Adult Behavior CheckList (ABCL)

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Reports ADL functioning, DSM5 symptoms/problems, and substance use; ASR for self-report and ABCL for clinician assessment; especially helpful for parents of child clients.

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NEO Personality Inventory

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assessment of normal adult personality traits and domains (OCEAN); helps people learn about their personality and also used for career planning

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Child and Adolescent Functional Assessment Scale

(what does it measure, what is it used for)

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  • measures functioning in various domains such as cognitive functioning and issues at school, home and the community; used for making treatment eligibility decisions and documenting outcomes
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Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales

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  • used to diagnose intellectual and developmental disabilities; also gives information for developing educational and treatment plans, and monitoring growth over time; appropriate for all ages
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Conners Rating Scale

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Used to identify ADHD symptoms and their severity, and how they affect things like grades, job, home life, and relationships.

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Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ)

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  • measures emotional symptoms, conduct problems, hyperactivity, peer relationship problems and prosocial behavior (ages 3-16)
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Child Behavior CheckList (CBCL)

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Caregiver report identifying problematic behaviors in children

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Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS)

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measures involuntary body movements

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Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale (COWS)

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rate signs/symptoms of opiate withdrawal and track over time

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NIDA quick screen
(National institute of drug abuse)

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Assesses use of tobacco, alcohol, misused prescription drugs, and illicit drugs over the past year

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Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT)

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Assess severity of substance use; increase insight/motivation; refer to specialty care