Random Chapters 22-49

Question 1

CBT

Answer 1

learning process play a critical role in the development of maladaptive patterns of behavior

Question 2

Motivational enhancement therapy

Answer 2

patient-centered counselling approach attempts to initiate behavior change by helping patients resolve their ambivalent about engaging in treatment and stopping substance use

Question 3

COMMUNITY REINFORCEMENT APPROACH

Answer 3

intensive outpatient therapy employed for cocaine dependence with dual goals - cocaine abstinence long enough to learn new life skills that sustain abstinence, and to reduce alcohol consumption for those whose drinking is a/w cocaine

Question 4

VOUCHER BASED REINFORCEMENT THERAPY

Answer 4

maintain abstinence with voucher with negative urine samples

Question 5

INDIVIDUALIZED COUNSELING

Answer 5

reducing or stopping use, addresses related areas of impaired function (employment, illegals, relations), as well as content of recovery program

Question 6

MULTIDIMENSIONAL FAMILY THERAPY

Answer 6

outpatient family based SU treatment approach for adolescents

Question 7

ASAM CRITERIA

Answer 7

1) comprehensive individualist treatment planning
2) ready access to services
3) attention to multiple treatment needs
4) ongoing reassessment and modification of the plan

Question 8

AREAS OF CARE

Answer 8

medical
psychological
social
vocational
legal
recovery environment

Question 9

LEVELS OF CARE

Answer 9

0.5 early intervention
1 outpatient services
2 intensive outpatient/partial hospitalization
3 residential/inpatient
4 medically managed intensive inpatient

Question 10

ASSESSMENT DiMENSIONS

Answer 10

1) acute intoxication/withdrawal potential
2) biomedical condition and complications
3) emotional, behavioral or cognitive conditions/complications
4) readiness to change
5) relapse, continued use or continued problem potential
6) recovery environment

Question 11

YGT (NPI-025) five herbs

Answer 11

qiang duo
you teng
chuan xiong
fu zi
yan hu so

Question 12

alcohol herbal treatment

Answer 12

kudzu/pueraria lobata

Question 13

Fentanyl more potent than morphine

carfentanly than morphine

Answer 13

50-100x

10,000x

Question 14

TBI

Answer 14

any period of loss of or decreased consciousness
any loss of memory for events before or after
any alteration of mental state
neurological deficits
intracranial lesion

Question 15

CLASSIFICATION OF BRAIN TRAUMA

Answer 15

neuroimaging findings
initial glasgow coma scale (GCS)
LOC
length of alteration of consciousness (AOC)
length of post traumatic amnesia (PTA)