Relapse Prevention
Triggers
Definitions
Medication
Extra
100
What might be a threat to my relapse prevention? a. Living with a family member who uses. b. Hanging out with old friends. c. Not having a support system. d. Thinking it is o.k. to use just once. e. All of the above.
e. All of the above.
100
People Places Things
What are external triggers?
100
To fall back into a previous condition, especially after a partial recover from illness.
What is relapse?
100

What are the two benefits of medications for mental health and/or substance use?

What are decreased symptoms, improved mood, decreased stress/anxiety, feeling increasing capability, decreased cravings, protection from overdose, decreased likelihood of returning to old behaviors?

100

What should you do any time you see a doctor outside of the treatment center?

What is inform them that you are taking any medications including mental health medications and methadone/buprenorphine?

200
Identify the best tool for time management when first starting recovery?
What is scheduling?
200
What is an internal trigger?
What is a thought or a feeling that can create a craving to use drugs?
200

Definition of Addiction?

Addiction is manifested in any behavior that a person craves, finds temporary relief or pleasure in but suffers negative consequences as a result of, and yet has difficulty giving up. In brief: craving, relief, pleasure, suffering, impaired control.

200

What is it called when a person takes their medications for physical and mental health consistently makes the person taking it feel normal? This can include medications like methadone/suboxone for substance use too

What is medication stability?

200
Two words to avoid using to decrease the stigma placed on medication assisted treatment.
What are dose and clinic?
300

What percentage of people with substance use issues relapse at least one time?

What is 90%?

300
What is an external trigger?
What is any person, place, or thing that can create a craving to use drugs?
300
SMART goals are goals that are...
What is Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time Oriented?
300
What is the most dangerous type of drug to take with methadone/suboxone without a prescription?
What is Benzodiazepines?
300

A group that people may attend to find support from others working on similar issues

Support Group

400
6. Which of the following is not a phrase that is useful in Relapse Prevention: a. Demand Self-Perfection. b. First Things First. c. One day at a time. d. This to Shall Pass.
a. Demand Self-Perfection
400
What should you do when listing people that are triggers for you?
What is be specific and use their names?
400
The goal of recovery is to...
What is make your life better?
400
The added benefit of using buprenorphine.
What is it causes you to go into withdrawal if you use opiates on top of it?
400

What should you do if you are having an issue on the unit with another patient?

What is speak with a staff member?

500
8. If I relapse after the third time I should just give up. a. True b. False
b. False
500

What is somethings (2) that you can do to avoid certain people?

What is change your phone number, create new social media, block contacts on phone/social media?

500
Define coping skills.
What is the set of skills that a patient uses in order to avoid and deal with triggers and cravings.
500

What is the names of the two injectable medication to prevent opiate relapse?

What is Vivitrol and Subuclade?

500

What is a treatment plan?

What is the tool that identifies what a person's goals are for being in a treatment setting

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