SBIRT Exam Questions with Correct Answers Latest Update
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Which part of SBIRT involves a 5-15 minute, patient-centered conversation - Answer-Brief intervention
What are the components of the low-risk drinking guidelines for women aged 18-65 - Answer-Drinking no more than 3 standard drinks on one occasion, and no more than 7 standard drinks per week
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SBIRT Exam Questions with Correct
Answers Latest Update
Which part of SBIRT involves a 5-15 minute, patient-centered conversation - Answer-
Brief intervention
What are the components of the low-risk drinking guidelines for women aged 18-65 -
Answer-Drinking no more than 3 standard drinks on one occasion, and no more than 7
standard drinks per week
SBIRT has shown a strong evidence base. This is shown by which of the following
a. Patients are willing to talk openly to their provider about substance use.
b. SBIRT is highly recommended.
c. SBIRT is approved by Medicare and Medicaid.
d. SBIRT has 30 years of research demonstrating its efficacy - Answer-d. SBIRT has 30
years of research demonstrating its efficacy
Three health effects on the body from risky and harmful alcohol use include - Answer-
Periodontitis (gum disease), inflammation of the pancreas, and depression
Referral to treatment helps patients with a substance use disorder to - Answer-Get
access to specialty addiction treatment and recovery supports
In what way does SBIRT represent a public health approach to substance use -
Answer-It provides early intervention services to the population as a whole
Which of the following is an effect of methamphetamines on oral health?
a. Increased risk of oral cancer.
b. Bruxism (teeth grinding).
c. Mucosal dysplasia.
d. Open sores. - Answer-b. Bruxism (teeth grinding).
Who are the individuals that SBIRT primarily targets? - Answer-People who use alcohol
or drugs at risky or harmful levels.
The health-related risks of marijuana use includes all of the following EXCEPT:
a. Panic attacks and anxiety.
b. Breast cancer.
c. During pregnancy, less oxygen to the fetus.
d. Increased blood pressure. - Answer-b. Breast cancer.
What is one of the reasons to use SBIRT?
a. It costs more money.
b. It is reimbursable.
, c. It is only for adolescents.
d. It is not effective across cultures. - Answer-b. It is reimbursable.
Who should be screened for substance use - Answer-Everyone aged 12 and older
What is an important reason for doing universal screening?
a. Screening tools are unreliable.
b. You only need to screen people who you suspect use alcohol or drugs.
c. Drinking and drug use are common in the US population.
d. Drinking and drug use often go undetected. - Answer-d. Drinking and drug use often
go undetected.
Based on the results of a full screen (such as the AUDIT or DAST), you get: - Answer-
The patient's level of substance use risk, and identification of patients who might benefit
from a brief intervention.
What should you do when verbally administering a pre-screen? - Answer-Address
confidentiality.
Marcy scores a 4 on the DAST. What is her risk zone? - Answer-Harmful.
Marco scored in the Risky zone of the AUDIT. Which response is the correct and best
explanation of what Risky means? - Answer-Marco can develop health problems or
existing problems may worsen.
To score the AUDIT you would: - Answer-Add up the number of points for each item.
How is the DAST scored? - Answer-With every "no" receiving 0 points and every "yes"
receiving 1 point.
Brief interventions typically last for - Answer-5-15 minutes
The aim of a brief intervention for a patient in the Severe Zone is to:
a. Enhance motivation to accept a referral to assessment/treatment.
b. Determine what makes the patient use alcohol/drugs.
c. Determine if the patient has a substance use disorder.
d. Convince the patient that he/she has an addiction. - Answer-a. Enhance motivation to
accept a referral to assessment/treatment.
The main goal of a brief intervention is to: - Answer-Explore the patient's alcohol/drug
use and discuss possible reasons for change
Which statement about ambivalence is not correct?
a. Bringing up both sides of a patient's ambivalence can move them toward change.
b. A brief intervention can help patients resolve their ambivalence about change.
c. Change Talk and Sustain Talk are two sides of ambivalence.
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