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CERTIFIED ALCOHOL AND DRUG COUNSELLOR(CADC) EXAM
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT) /ALREADY GRADED A+


Question 1: Assessment and Diagnosis

A client presents with a history of alcohol dependence and depression. During the
assessment, the client reports drinking approximately 8-10 drinks per day,
experiencing withdrawal symptoms when not drinking, and has been diagnosed
with major depressive disorder by a previous therapist. Which assessment tool is
most appropriate to evaluate the severity of the client’s alcohol dependence?

A. Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT)

B. Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)

C. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI)

D. Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST)

Answer: A. Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT)

The AUDIT is specifically designed to evaluate the severity of alcohol use and its
impact on health and behavior, making it the most appropriate tool in this scenario.



Question 2: Theories and Models of Treatment

Which model of addiction treatment emphasizes the idea that addiction is a learned
behavior that can be modified through cognitive and behavioral techniques?

A. Disease Model

B. Cognitive-Behavioral Model

C. Biopsychosocial Model

,D. Psychoanalytic Model

Answer: B. Cognitive-Behavioral Model

The Cognitive-Behavioral Model posits that addiction is a learned behavior and
focuses on changing maladaptive thinking patterns and behaviors through
techniques like cognitive restructuring and behavioral modification.



Question 3: Pharmacotherapy in Addiction Treatment

Which medication is commonly used in the treatment of opioid dependence to
reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, and can also block the effects of
opioids?

A. Disulfiram

B. Methadone

C. Naltrexone

D. Acamprosate

Answer: B. Methadone

Methadone is a long-acting opioid agonist used to reduce cravings and withdrawal
symptoms in individuals with opioid dependence. It can also block the effects of
other opioids.



Question 4: Ethical and Legal Considerations

A counselor working with a client who is in recovery from substance use disorder
learns that the client is planning to harm a specific person. What is the counselor's
legal and ethical obligation in this situation?

A. Maintain confidentiality and continue therapy as usual.

B. Breach confidentiality and warn the intended victim and law enforcement.

,C. Discuss the threat with the client during the next session.

D. Document the threat in the client’s file and take no further action.

Answer: B. Breach confidentiality and warn the intended victim and law
enforcement.

Counselors have a legal and ethical obligation to breach confidentiality if they
believe a client poses a serious risk of harm to another person. This is known as the
duty to warn and protect.



Question 5: Treatment Planning and Implementation

A client with a history of chronic alcohol use is beginning treatment. What is the
first step in developing an effective treatment plan for this client?

A. Establishing long-term recovery goals

B. Conducting a comprehensive assessment

C. Enrolling the client in a support group

D. Prescribing medication for withdrawal symptoms

Answer: B. Conducting a comprehensive assessment

The first step in developing an effective treatment plan is conducting a
comprehensive assessment to understand the client’s needs, history, and current
condition. This information is essential for creating a tailored and effective
treatment plan.



Question 6: Co-Occurring Disorders

A client with co-occurring disorders presents for treatment. The client has been
diagnosed with both bipolar disorder and substance use disorder. Which treatment
approach is considered best practice for this client?

A. Treating the substance use disorder first, then addressing the bipolar disorder

, B. Addressing the bipolar disorder first, then treating the substance use disorder

C. Integrating treatment for both disorders simultaneously

D. Alternating treatment focus between the two disorders every few months

Answer: C. Integrating treatment for both disorders simultaneously

Best practice for clients with co-occurring disorders is to integrate treatment for
both disorders simultaneously. This approach ensures that both the substance use
disorder and the mental health disorder are addressed in a coordinated and
comprehensive manner.



Question 7: Relapse Prevention

Which of the following strategies is most effective in preventing relapse in clients
recovering from substance use disorders?

A. Developing coping skills to manage stress and triggers

B. Encouraging clients to abstain from all social activities

C. Focusing solely on medication management

D. Advising clients to avoid all environments where substances are present

Answer: A. Developing coping skills to manage stress and triggers

Developing coping skills to manage stress and triggers is essential for preventing
relapse. Clients who can effectively cope with stress and avoid or manage triggers
are more likely to maintain their recovery.



Question 8: Group Counseling

In a group counseling session, one member begins to dominate the conversation,
making it difficult for others to participate. What is the best course of action for the
counselor?

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