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100

What does CBT stand for? 

Cognitive behavioral therapy 

100

What does MAT stand for? 

Medication assisted treatment 

100
What does methadone do. 

preventing withdrawal symptoms and blocking the euphoric effects of other opioids

100

What is a support system?

a network of people or resources that provide an individual with emotional, practical, or professional assistance

100

How often do new patients complete drug screens 

Once a week

200

What are ways to stay motivated in recovery? 

Have a good support system, practice self compassion, set measurable goals, develop a routine 

200

What is detoxification 

medicinal process of removing toxic or harmful substances from the body.

200

How long does methadone work in your system? 

On average 48 hours 

200

What are boundaries 

Boundaries are the invisible lines, limits, or ground rules we establish to protect our physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

200

How many therapeutic drug screens does a patient need before advancing in code? 

300

List 3 coping skills 

Walking, talking, deep breathing, exercising, drawing, working, ect. 

300

List 3 options of treatment BHG currently offers. 

Methadone 

Buprenorphine OTP 

Buprenorphine Suboxon 

300

What is Narcan 

life-saving medication used to rapidly reverse opioid overdoses

300

What are short term versus long term goals

Short-term goals are immediate, actionable steps you can complete within days, weeks, or a year. They act as stepping stones and provide quick feedback. Long-term goals are broader, ambitious visions that take a year or more (typically 3 to 10 years) to achieve

300
Name the different codes for take homes 

Code: 6, 5, 4, 3, 1, T and M

400

List 3 refusal skills 

Keep direct eye contact

Use I statements, be straight forward and say no, not maybe 

body language, don’t slouch stand straight arms not crossed 

400

A community based support system is known as? 

NA or Narcotics Anonymous 

400

Demonstrate how to administer Narcan

  • Lay the person on their back.
  • Insert the tip of the nozzle into one of the person's nostrils.
  • Press the plunger firmly to give the dose.
  • Call 911 immediately.
  • Administer a second dose in the opposite nostril if the person does not wake up after 2 to 3 minutes.
400

Explain the importance of having a treatment plan

A treatment plan acts as a structured roadmap in recovery, detailing where you are, your end goals, and the actionable steps to get there.

400

What is the Sonora program 

A 6 month program that allows patients to pick up 1 week of take homes, while requiring them to sign in to the Sonora link and record themselves daily taking their medication between the time of 5am-12pm

500

What is the difference between internal and external triggers? 

Internal triggers are thoughts, ex: stress, anxiety, emotions ect. 

External triggers: people places and things 

500

Why is mental health important in substance use recovery 

Often individuals self medicate for untreated mental health diagnoses that leads to addiction. Substance use can’t be fully treated until mental health is also treated. 

500

What is the difference between methadone and Buprenorphine?

Buprenorphine: Partial agonist (partially activates opioid receptors with a "ceiling effect" for safety), 

Methadone: Full agonist (fully activates opioid receptors with no ceiling effect)

500

What type of therapy is used the most in recovery? 

CBT or cognitive behavioral therapy 

500

Why is counseling an important aspect of recovery

it addresses the root causes of the condition rather than just treating the symptoms. It equips individuals with healthy coping mechanisms, helps identify and manage personal triggers, and provides a safe space to overcome the deep isolation and shame associated with addiction or mental health struggles

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