Pharmacology
Assessments
Ethical Issues
Counseling
Reports and Record keeping
100

This medication can rapidly reverse an opioid overdose.

Naloxone

100

This comprehensive tool examines multiple areas of a person's life affected by substance use.

ASI (Lite)
100

A counselor begins a romantic relationship with a current client. 

Dual Relationship/ Boundary Violation

100

The counselor says, "It sounds like part of you wants to stop drinking, but another part is afraid of what life will look like without it."

Reflection/MI

100
Data, Assessment, and plan are three components of this documentation format. 

DAP Note

200
Needing increasingly larger amounts of a substance to achieve the same effect. 

Tolerance

200

Determining whether a person may have a substance use problem and needs further assistance. 

Screening

200

How is a client informed about services to be provided?

Informed Consent.

200

Asking, "What would life look like if you stopped using?" is this type of question. 

Open-Ended Question

200

This is the most important reason for maintaining good documentation standards.

Continuity of care. 

300

Cocaine is what type of drug?

Stimulant

300

This is used to determine alcohol or substance use disorder?

DSM-5 11 criteria.

300

When a counselor shares information about a client's SUD treatment without appropriate authorization, it violates what?

42 CFR Part 2/ Confidentiality.

300

When a client begins talking about reasons they want to stop using this is? 

Change Talk
300

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan is part of this type of documentation format. 

SOAP note

400

This is a brain condition caused by severe alcohol use disorder?

Wernicke-Korsakoff psychosis.

400

This is a screening tool for substance misuse/abuse in teens and adolescents.

CRAFFT Questionnaire. 

400
A counselor should only provide services within their education, training, credentials, and professional abilities. 
Scope of practice/competence.
400

When a counselor's own unresolved feelings or experiences affect how they perceive or respond to a client, this is occurring. 

Countertransference.

400

These people are responsible for developing a treatment plan in substance use disorder treatment?

Counselor and client.

500

These drugs slow activity in the central nervous system and include alcohol and benzodiazepines. 

Depressants.
500
These criteria help professionals determine the appropriate level of addiction treatment based on a client's needs and severity. 

ASAM Criteria

500

This ethical principle means taking responsible steps to avoid causing harm to clients. 

Nonmaleficence. 

500

This counseling technique involves helping a client recognize inconsistencies between their current substance-use behaviors and their personal values, goals, or desired future. 

Developing Discrenpancy.

500

This four-question screening tool asks about Cutting down, Annoyance by criticism, Guilty feelings, and Eye-openers related to alcohol use. 

GAGE Questionnaire