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YPAD Quiz 1 Review
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Which of the following are some protective factors for addiction?
Parental monitoring, temperament, affect/emotion regulation abilities
Fame, success, education, career
Money, Friends, a car, a house
Meditation, yoga, therapist, good diet
2
Making or avoiding eye contact can be representative of culture
False
True
3
Craving can trigger a person with a history of SUD to return to use despite knowing that doing so may result in death
False
True
4
What is the CSR at UT and what do they do?
Campus Solutions for Rehabilitation
Campus Substance Resources
Community Student Resources
Center for Students in Recovery
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What does the “R” stand for in the OARS acronym from Motivational Interviewing?
Remembering
Reflections
Recovery
Ruminations
6
In SUD, brain research has established that cravings occur in the same part of the brain as the instincts
False
True
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You are weighing the pros and cons of cutting back on alcohol. What state of change is this?
Contemplation
Precontemplation
Action
Determination
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Comorbidity is when two chronic diseases/issues occur simultaneously.
False
True
9
What is an example of a substance use assessment/screening tool?
All of the above
AUDIT
CAGE
TWEAK
10
Per the DSM 5, what are the 3 levels of severity when diagnosing a substance use disorder?
Semi-problematic, problematic, catastrophic
Early onset, mid-onset, late-onset
Mild, moderate, and severe.
Short term, mid-term, long term
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What does the “O” stand for in the OARS acronym from Motivational Interviewing?
Open-ended questions
Optimistic
Observation
Origami
12
What are the stages of treatment for a substance use disorder?
Supportive, semi supportive, individual
Jail, detox, recovery support (12 step), case management
Sober housing, 12 step, SMART recovery
Acute (detox), Residential, Partial Hospital, Recovery supports (12 step)
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What is harm reduction?
Both of these
Removing negative social and physical consequences of substance use
Neither of these
A pathway to recovery
14
Identity is shaped by individual characteristics, family dynamics, historical factors, and social and political contexts
False
True
15
Which of the following are types of stigma?
Church, Business, Personal
Social, Self-perceived, Structural
Family, School, Activities
Peers, Authority figures, Teachers
16
Trauma is defined by
Acute, Chronic, or Historical
Adversity, Experience(s), or PTSD
Abuse, Loss(es), or Chronic Stressors
Event(s), Experience(s), or Effect(s)
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What does it mean for someone to be in the PREPARATION stage of change according to the transtheoretical model?
They have been working on a program of recovery for quite some time.
They are adamant that they don’t have anything to change.
They are preparing to make a change.
They are contemplating making a change.
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Our body’s neurological response to trauma is:
Run, Hide, or Escape
Action, Flee, or Pause
All of the above
Fight, Flight, or Freeze
19
What does the “A” stand for in the OARS acronym from Motivational Interviewing?
Affirmations
Achievements
Asking Questions
Archery
20
Which of the following best describes “harm reduction”?
Early use of drugs that slows down over time.
A person’s diminished response to a drug after repeated use.
A genetic predisposition to be less susceptible to the effect of drugs.
Intervention used when an ABSTINENCE model is inappropriate/ineffective
21
What is the first stage in the treatment of severe alcohol/substance use disorders?
Drug addiction counseling
Detoxification
Running out of money for drugs
Getting arrested
22
What are the four dimensions of the recovery process?
Support, resources, treatment, motivation
Pre-recovery, early recovery, sustained recovery, long-term recovery
Home, purpose, community, and health
Therapy, medication, family, sobriety
23
What does the “S” stand for in the OARS acronym from Motivational Interviewing?
Summaries
Simple
Sirens
Sensitivity
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What is comorbidity?
When two people die at the same time
When a substance use disorder causes another disorder
When a person dies from one disease while having another disease
When two chronic diseases/issues occur simultaneously
25
What does it mean for someone to be in the CONTEMPLATION stage of change according to the transtheoretical model?
They are contemplating making a change.
They have been working on a program of recovery for quite some time.
They are adamant that they don’t have anything to change.
They are preparing to make a change.
26
What is the mesolimbic dopamine system?
The brain’s stress response
The body’s reaction when going through withdrawal
The pharmacy system that issues controlled substances
The brain’s reward pathway
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How can we decrease stigma around substance use?
All of these
Normalize mental health treatment
Use person-first language
Educate people about substance use
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Which of the following is NOT a part of the stages of change?
Reevaluation
Precontemplation
Maintenance
Contemplation
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What is a risk factor associated with substance use?
All of the above
Drug Availability
Trauma
Lack of parental supervision
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What does it mean for someone to be in the MAINTENANCE stage of change according to the transtheoretical model?
They are preparing to make a change.
They are adamant that they don’t have anything to change.
They are contemplating making a change.
They have been working on a program of recovery for quite some time.
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What does it mean for someone to be in the PRECONTEMPLATION stage of change according to the transtheoretical model?
They are contemplating making a change.
They are adamant that they don’t have anything to change.
They are preparing to make a change.
They have been working on a program of recovery for quite some time.
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How do ACEs correlate with substance use disorders?
Childhood trauma has positive correction with substance use disorders
Childhood trauma will lead to a substance use disorder
Childhood trauma is inversely correlated with substance use disorders
Childhood trauma does not correlate with substance use disorders
