HUS 1400 final test questions & answers 2024/2025
There is an emerging body of evidence suggesting that individuals with strong spiritual beliefs are less likely to become addicted to a chemical, will live longer, and are more likely to recover should they develop a SUD. - ANSWERSTrue
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There is an emerging body of evidence suggesting that individuals with strong spiritual beliefs are less
likely to become addicted to a chemical, will live longer, and are more likely to recover should they
develop a SUD. - ANSWERSTrue
Substance use is considered to be a weakness of character, evidence of sin, or a "character flaw." This is a
premise of which Model? - ANSWERSMoral Model
A majority of 28 day treatment programs base their treatment theories on this model. -
ANSWERSMedical Model
If an individual has no focus or purpose in life and fills the emptiness with drugs and/or alcohol, what is
the model that best explains their abuse? - ANSWERSThe Spiritual Model
A cornerstone of Jellinek's model is that the individual "lacks willpower". - ANSWERSFalse
_____________________ theory (Part of the PsychoEducational Model) indicates that Substance Abuse
is secondary to some other problem. The primary issue causes emotional pain and substance abuse is
the self medication. - ANSWERSPsychological
The ______________________ Model Integrates elements of all of the models. -
ANSWERSBioPsychosocial Model
There is no evidence to support the Disease Concept of the Medical Model. - ANSWERSFalse
______________________ theory (Part of the PsychoEducational Model) indicates that Drug use is
initiated by environmental stressors or by modeling others, then is reinforced by the immediate effects
of the drug or the reinforcement of use by role models or both. - ANSWERSSocial Learning
,The ____________________Model explains addiction as a consequence of "personal choice". -
ANSWERSMoral Model
Integrates elements of all Models - ANSWERSBioPsychosocial Model
The individuals use of alcohol is based on genetic biological predispositions that are inherited. -
ANSWERSMedical Model
The individual learns/models the addictive behaviors by observation of his/her environment. Caused by
external circumstances. - ANSWERSPsycho-social/ Psycho-Educational Model
Explains addiction as a consequence of "personal choice". The individual chooses to use in a problematic
manner & can choose to stop. - ANSWERSMoral Model
The individual has no focus or purpose in life and fills the void with drugs and/or alcohol. -
ANSWERSSpiritual Model
Drug use is initiated by environmental stressors or by modeling others, then is reinforced by the
immediate effects of the drug or the reinforcement of use by role models or both. - ANSWERSPsycho-
social/ Psycho-Educational Model
Addiction is a Chronic illness like Asthma or Diabetes - ANSWERSMedical Model
Substance use is evidence of sin or a "character flaw." - ANSWERSMoral Model
Oxycontin was rated the #1 cause of accidental death in Florida in 2010. - ANSWERSTrue
There is a strong correlation between inhalant abuse, depression, and suicidal behavior. - ANSWERSTrue
Which drug was conmmonly used in World War II to fight fatigue and to allow military personnel to fight
longer? - ANSWERSAmphetamines
, In general, if use has not developed before age 20, an individual will never use marijuana. -
ANSWERSTrue
The Club Drug MDMA is strictly a hallucinogenic. - ANSWERSFalse
What opiod is commonly used to treatment Heroin addiction? - ANSWERSMethadone
This type of drug is commonly used to treat symptoms of ADHD. - ANSWERSAmphetamines
Under Federal law, Marijuana is a Controlled Substance in the same category as Heroin. What is the
Category? - ANSWERSCategory I
Club Drugs like MDMA can cause neurological problems, seizures, cardiac arrest, drug induced psychosis
and other symptoms, sometimes after a single use. - ANSWERSTrue
Heroin has a wide variety of recognized medical and pharmaceutical uses in the United States. -
ANSWERSFalse
Most common form of alcohol-containing beverage in the US. - ANSWERSBeer
A stimulant used by pilots to stay awake on long flights during WWII - ANSWERSAmphetamines
Depressant Used as sleep aids and to control seizures - ANSWERSBarbiturates
Commonly used to treat anxiety, depression, & panic attacks - ANSWERSBenzodiazepenes
Most commonly used Club Drug - ANSWERSMDMA/Ecstasy
Form of Cocaine used for Smoking; named for the sound it makes - ANSWERSCrack
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