Screening & Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

It is difficult to discuss substance use problems without also addressing _________ _________ concerns and _____________ addictions.

A

mental health, behavioral

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2
Q

What are the two steps in identifying addiction-related problems?

A

screening and assessment

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3
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Screening is conducted not only to determine where the client is at but also to give the client positive teaching and feedback. T/F

A

True; 1st step in decisional algorithm

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4
Q

Screening and Assessment should be viewed as ____________ ______________, rather than as discrete single events that occur only at intake or at the start of a new treatment relationship.

A

ongoing processes

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5
Q

When screening suggests that a substance use problem might exist, an assessment is an important next step. T/F

A

True

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6
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Careful screening and assessment avoid falling into the trap of premature referral to treatment, which is usually successful. T/F

A

False; premature referral to treatment is a common error

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7
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Screening tools are not meant to replace a clinician’s judgement. T/F

A

true

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