Quiz 2 ch. 4, 5 and 6

Question 1

Multiple Choice:
As a result of regular substance use, certain cell functions accommodate to the presence of the substance in the body. This accommodation is called ___.

a) dependency accommodation
b) tolerance
c) cell accommodation
d) none of these answers are correct

Answer 1

tolerance

Question 2

Multiple Choice:
The term “addiction” has been replaced by the following term in the medical community.

a) substance dependency
b) substance misuse
c) substance use disorder
d) none of these answers are correct

Answer 2

Substance use disorder

Question 3

Multiple Choice:
Addiction to a substance is defined as ___.

a) the casual use of a substance despite its adverse consequences
b) the compulsive use of a substance despite its adverse consequences
c) the use of a substance despite its adverse consequences
d) none of these answers are correct

Answer 3

the compulsive use of a substance despite its adverse consequences

Question 4

Multiple Choice:
Nicotine travels quickly to the brain and leads to feelings of ___.

a) alertness
b) relaxation
c) suppressed appetite
d) all of these answers are correct

Answer 4

All of these answers are correct

Question 5

Multiple Choice:
___ are a particularly serious problem among aboriginal youth in rural areas.

a) Cocaine
b) Steroids
c) Solvents
d) Opioids

Answer 5

Solvents

Question 6

Multiple Choice:
Smoking heroin is known as ___.

a) “wrestling with shadows”
b) “chasing the dragon”
c) “surrendering to the dragon”
d) “chasing the shadow”

Answer 6

“Chasing the Dragon”

Question 7

Multiple Choice
What percentage of youth indicated using prescription drugs for recreational purposes?

a) 10 percent
b) 15 percent
c) 5 percent
d) 7 percent

Answer 7

10 percent

Question 8

Multiple Choice:
The most commonly used psychoactive substance in Canada is ___.

a) cigarettes
b) cocaine
c) caffeine
d) none of these answers are correct

Answer 8

caffeine

Question 9

Multiple Choice:
It is estimated that approximately ___ people smoke tobacco.

a) 1 million
b) 3 billion
c) 1 billion
d) 1.1 billion

Answer 9

1.1 billion

Question 10

Multiple Choice:
An example of a dissociative drug is ___

a) cannabis
b) alcohol
c) ketamine
d) cocaine

Answer 10

ketamine

Question 10

Multiple Choice:
Labelling theory emerged from the disciplines of ___ and ___.

a) psychiatry, physiology
b) sociology, criminology
c) psychiatry, sociology
d) criminology, biology

Answer 10

sociology, criminology

Question 11

Multiple Choice:
Historically, the most commonly used illicit substance in Canada is

a) cocaine
b) cannabis
c) nicotine
d) psychedelics

Answer 11

Cannabis

Question 12

Multiple Choice:
“Reliability” refers to the ___ of results when a measurement (including a diagnostic test) is repeated.

a) accuracy
b) consistency
c) truthfulness
d) all of these answers are correct

Answer 12

consistency

Question 13

Multiple Choice:
Which of the following is NOT found on the List of Blocks of Diagnoses in Chapter VI of ICD-11 covering Mental, Behavioural, and Neurodevelopmental Disorders?

a) organic, including symptomatic, mental disorders
b) disorders of adult personality and behaviour
c) mental retardation
d) unclassified mental disorders
e) none of these answers are correct

Answer 13

None of these answers are correct

Question 14

Multiple Choice:
What is a key element of EQUIP’s TVIP framework?

a) adapting language
b) building awareness and understanding
c) considering trauma as a risk factor
d) emphasizing safety and trust
e) all of these answers are correct

Answer 14

all of these answers are correct

Question 15

Multiple Choice:
Indigenous women and girls in Canada are ___ times more likely to be murdered or go missing than other women.

a) 3
b) 5
c) 10
d) 12

Answer 15

12

Question 16

Multiple Choice:
What do many health care and social service providers experience as a result of exposure to graphic and/or traumatic life events of their clients?

a) hypervigilance
b) vicarious trauma
c) substance use disorder
d) structural violence

Answer 16

Vicarious trauma

Question 17

Multiple Choice:
During World War I, which term was used to describe the trauma experienced by soldiers during and after the war?

a) boondoggle
b) discombobulation
c) post-traumatic stress disorder
d) shell shock

Answer 17

shell shock

Question 18

Multiple Choice:
Which of the following is a psychotherapeutic intervention for treating trauma-related disorders?

a) psychedelic use
b) eye movement desensitization and reprocessing
c) motivational interviewing
d) none of these answers are correct

Answer 18

eye movement desensitization and reprocessing.