DRUG USE AND ABUSE EXAM 3 | 2024-2025
TEST BANK FINAL EDITION WITH OVER 500+
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GUARANTEED EXAM
EXCELLENCE
False
Barbiturate drugs are one of the few psychoactive substances that do not interact
significantly with alcohol.
A. true
B. false
secondary prevention
A discussion about alternatives to drinking among high-school students already
exposed to alcohol in some form would fit under the category of __________.
A. primary prevention
B. secondary prevention
C. tertiary prevention
D. intermediate prevention
someone receiving the mandated treatment approach in a drug court program
,Which of the following is most likely to succeed at a drug rehabilitation program?
A. a heroin user for ten years who voluntarily enters treatment for the first time
B. a cocaine addict who has been in and out of rehabilitation programs for the last
five years
C. someone receiving the mandated treatment approach in a drug court program
D. an inmate at a federal prison who volunteers to go to the rehabilitation
program being offered at his prison
a small fraction receive it
Of those who need specialty treatment for drug abuse, __________.
A. most of them receive it
B. about one-half of them receive it
C. a small fraction receive it
D. all of them receive it within five years of diagnosis
False.
The "reefer madness approach" in drug prevention refers to the use of objective
information.
A. true
B. false
,FALSE
Patients using barbiturates to treat insomnia typically wake up feeling well rested
and refreshed.
A. true
B. false
TRUE
Prevention of a relapse after recovery in a treatment program would be an
example of tertiary prevention.
A. true
B. false
it takes effect more quickly
Solvent intoxication is similar to alcohol intoxication except for the fact that
__________.
A. it takes effect more quickly
B. it lasts longer
C. the intoxicating product is more difficult to obtain
D. it needs to be derived from alcoholic products
, have a high potential for misuse
OTC drugs __________.
A. are available by prescription only
B. are free of toxic effects
C. have a high potential for misuse
D. have a lower margin of safety than prescription drugs
consists of jerky, tic-like movements
Tardive dyskinesia __________.
A. is associated with atypical antipsychotic drugs
B. can appear as early as one day following the onset of medication
C. consists of jerky, tic-like movements
D. results in catatonic stupor
booster sessions from time to time
"Maintaining" the maintenance stage might require __________.
A. a period of incarceration
B. a brief period of drug relapse
TEST BANK FINAL EDITION WITH OVER 500+
ACTUAL QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS | GUARANTEED EXAM
EXCELLENCE
False
Barbiturate drugs are one of the few psychoactive substances that do not interact
significantly with alcohol.
A. true
B. false
secondary prevention
A discussion about alternatives to drinking among high-school students already
exposed to alcohol in some form would fit under the category of __________.
A. primary prevention
B. secondary prevention
C. tertiary prevention
D. intermediate prevention
someone receiving the mandated treatment approach in a drug court program
,Which of the following is most likely to succeed at a drug rehabilitation program?
A. a heroin user for ten years who voluntarily enters treatment for the first time
B. a cocaine addict who has been in and out of rehabilitation programs for the last
five years
C. someone receiving the mandated treatment approach in a drug court program
D. an inmate at a federal prison who volunteers to go to the rehabilitation
program being offered at his prison
a small fraction receive it
Of those who need specialty treatment for drug abuse, __________.
A. most of them receive it
B. about one-half of them receive it
C. a small fraction receive it
D. all of them receive it within five years of diagnosis
False.
The "reefer madness approach" in drug prevention refers to the use of objective
information.
A. true
B. false
,FALSE
Patients using barbiturates to treat insomnia typically wake up feeling well rested
and refreshed.
A. true
B. false
TRUE
Prevention of a relapse after recovery in a treatment program would be an
example of tertiary prevention.
A. true
B. false
it takes effect more quickly
Solvent intoxication is similar to alcohol intoxication except for the fact that
__________.
A. it takes effect more quickly
B. it lasts longer
C. the intoxicating product is more difficult to obtain
D. it needs to be derived from alcoholic products
, have a high potential for misuse
OTC drugs __________.
A. are available by prescription only
B. are free of toxic effects
C. have a high potential for misuse
D. have a lower margin of safety than prescription drugs
consists of jerky, tic-like movements
Tardive dyskinesia __________.
A. is associated with atypical antipsychotic drugs
B. can appear as early as one day following the onset of medication
C. consists of jerky, tic-like movements
D. results in catatonic stupor
booster sessions from time to time
"Maintaining" the maintenance stage might require __________.
A. a period of incarceration
B. a brief period of drug relapse
