Relapse Prevention
Triggers
Education
Medication
Extra
100

Name two possible threats to someone's recovery?

A. Living with someone who uses B. Hanging out with old friends who use C. Not Having Sober Support System D. Thinking it is okay to use "Just once" E. All of the above

100

1. People 2. Places 3. Things
These are examples of what?

What are triggers?

100

Uncontrolled craving for a substance; loss of control; use despite negative consequences; chronic biological disease; physiological and psychological dependence, need to use more and more to achieve same effects.

This is the definition of what? 

What is addiction?

100

Name one of the three therapeutic effects (benefits) of buprenorphine/naloxone.

What are 1. Blocks opiate cravings 2. Blocks euphoric effects of opiates 3. Helps manage symptoms of withdrawal

100

Any doctor you see outside of BrightView should be aware of this.

What is: that you are prescribed medication / buprenorphine?

200

What is the best tool for time management when first starting treatment?

What is a schedule?

200

A thought or feeling that can create a craving to use drugs or alcohol

What is an internal trigger?

200
Information or emergency kit to help an individual not use that includes sober contacts, sober recreational activities and a list of support meetings.
What is a relapse prevention plan?
200

The name of the injectable medication to assist with recovery.

What is Vivitrol? (or Sublocade)

200

The first and perhaps most important rule for groups.

What is confidentiality?

300

The percentage of patients using buprenorphine/naloxone that relapse without concurrent counseling and/or other services?

What is 90%?

300

Gas Stations, Old Friends, Neighborhoods, and Paraphernalia are examples of...

What are external triggers?

300

Specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and timely are what kind of goals?

What are SMART Goals?

300

The most dangerous type of drug to take with buprenorphine or other opiates.

What are benzodiazepenes?

300
One thing patients must do each time they are at BrightView

What is screen? 

400

Acronym to help recognize internal triggers (hungry, angry, lonely, tired)

What is H.A.L.T.?

400

A one time use versus continued use after a period of recovery.

What is lapse v. relapse?

400

To create a healthy and sober lifestyle.

What is recovery?

400

A semi-synthetic partial opioid agonist prescribed to assist a person with abstaining from opiate use.

What is buprenorphine?

400

Needs to be signed in order for BrightView to release any protected health information about a patient to another party

What is a release of information? 

500

Five skills learned in treatment to overcome cravings and triggers.

What are: Relapse Prevention Plan, Distraction, Meditation, Sober Friends, and contacting a counselor.

500

Difference between an urge and a craving.

What is feelings of want versus feelings of need.

500
The set of skills a patient uses to avoid and/or manage triggers and cravings.
What are coping skills?
500
An opioid blocker usually used in conjunction with buprenorphine.
What is Naloxone?
500
The tool that focuses on patient goals and objectives that can show progress in treatment.
What is a treatment plan?
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