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CADC: practice exam #4A client's treatment plan contains the following statement; "This individual
has a history of chronic relapse during periods of high stress." - -Problem
statement
-Which term describes he process whereby clients project past feelings or
attitudes they had toward significant people in their lives onto their
counselor? - -Transference
-Ed is a 21 year old latino living with his mother, his mother regularly uses
heroin and has engaged in prostitution for income. Ed has his HS diploma but
has not had steady employment since he was 19. Ed's substance use began
when he was 16 with marijuana and alcohol. At 18 he began periodically
using heroin and now reports using heroin daily. Ed is mandated to
treatment after being arrested for robbery to support his substance use:
Which level of care is most appropriate according to ASAM's Patient
Placement criteria? - -Medically Managed Intensive Inpatient
-Which of the following is MOST important principle to remember in
promoting engagement when working with clients mandated to treatment? -
-Acknowledging the influence external pressures had on the cat's decision to
enter treatment and anger/dehumanization possibly felt.
-How does discussion the finding of an assessment with a client help
promote engagement? - -It assists clients in identifying their strengths,
weaknesses, and goal stop be incorporated in treatment plan.
-Client discloses her husband is abusing their 3 year old daughter.
Jurisdictional law mandates the abuse must be reported, previous experience
with child protective services have been ineffective. Counselor fears
reporting will escalate due to CPS investigating. The BEST course of action is:
- -Adhere to reporting protocol and determine if and when
-In the process of assessment, all of the following substance use screening
questionnaires may be used EXCEPT: - -DALI
-Client education on the expected outcomes and possible risks of the
counseling process is an important part of - -Informed consent
-The activités that bring the client, treatment services, and other resources
together to focus on identified issues and needs is known as: - -Service
coordination
, -Which of the following is NOT required to be documented in a clients
release of information: - -Date of last treatment
-As part of informed consent, counselors should advice clients of the exact
circumstances under which they are legally required to do which of the
following? - -Break confidentiality
-Administrative supervision provides an opportunity to address: - -Program
policies and standards
-Which of the following client attributes is an important predictor of
treatment outcomes? - -Self-efficacy
-What potential factors of each change strategy are considered when
developing a solid plan for change? - -Potential outcomes
-Knowledge of which of the following is MOST important for crisis
management? - -Client history of trauma
-Nutritional counseling, wellness programs, and preventative healthcare
education are part of an important service for client's with substance use
disorders: - -Health promotion
-Clients with love levels of motivation to abstain from substance use should
be placed in which type of group? - -Psychoeductional
-The assessment process begins when the client: - -Attends their first
counseling session
-To abstain from drug use and maintain abstinence, individualized
counseling emphasizes short term behavioral goals and helps the client
develop: - -Coping strategies and tools
-A client who thinks about overcoming a problem but has not yet made a
commitment to finding a resolution is in which stage of change? - -
Contemplation
-The identification of client's needs that cannot be met by the counselor or
agency and assisting the client to use the support systems and community
resources available to meet those needs is: - -Referral
-The purpose of an assessment is to: - -Gather detailed information for
treatment plan
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