PCN-100 Final Exam Study Guide Complete Questions & Answers(COMPLETE FULL SOLUTIONPACK )EXAM BUNDLE

When helping a client learn about relapse it is important to look at all factors that support their addiction. When a client learns how to deal with feelings from watching a parent over and over again drink when they are stressed or upset, example "I have had a hard day, I need a drink", supports ...

Major theories of addiction - ANSWER -The Moral Model -Psychological Models -Family Models -The Disease Model -The Public Health Model -The Developmental Model -Biological Models -Sociocultural Models -Multicausal Models The Moral Model - ANSWER -do not accept that there is any biological...

Dendrite - ANSWER Short branched extension of a nerve cell, along which impulses received from other cells at synapses are transmitted to the cell body Axon - ANSWER Long threadlike part of a nerve cell along which impulses are conducted from the cell body to other cells Neurotransmitter - ANS...

According to the Tarasoff vs regents of the University of California all 50 state have a duty to warn - ANSWER False When helping a client learn about relapse it is important to look at all factors that support their addiction. When a client learns how to deal with feelings from watching a parent...

Dependence - ANSWER An addiction. This can be physical, psychological, or chemical. Withdrawal - ANSWER group of symptoms that occur upon the abrupt discontinuation or decrease in intake of substances Neurotransmitters - ANSWER a chemical substance that is released at the end of a nerve fiber ...

Relapse Warning Signs - ANSWER Stress, thinking about the good ole days, lying, hanging out with old friends SBIRT - ANSWER Screening Brief Intervention Referral to treatment Intervention: Strength Based - ANSWER Encourage holistic attitudes and emphasized hopeful elements Intervention: ...

According to this theory of addiction, a variety of genetically influenced factors create a predisposition towards substance abuse. -ANSWER Genetic Addiction is defined as a primary _______ disease of brain reward, motivation, memory, and related circuitry. -ANSWER Chronic Addiction involves...

If a person is showing signs of physical dependence on a substance, when they do not use the substance, they are most likely to experience symptoms of ________. - ANSWER Withdrawl The DSM-IV is the current manual used by professional counselors to diagnose substance dependence - ANSWER False A...

Which organization was the first self-help organization founded to assist alcoholics in recovery? - ANSWER Alcoholics Anonymous According to data and research, which of the following are true? - ANSWER The answer is All of the above (Addiction impacts the entire family, Family members often unkno...

According to the textbook, in treating addictions, a good description of "informed eclecticism" might be: - ANSWER All of the above Some empirically supported treatments approved by the NIDA include which of the following? - ANSWER All of the above Techniques that are used to help with trigg...

1. The nurse clarifies that the end product of carbohydrate metabolism is absorbed and put into the blood stream by the: a. gastric lining of the stomach. b. villi of the small intestine. c. bile of the liver in the large intestine. d. excretion from the cecum. - ANSWER ANS: B The inner surface...

Which of the following does not constitute an example of process addiction? - ANSWER Alcohol Substances are considered psychoactive when they can cross the blood-brain barrier and create changes in the brain and, therefore, in the mind and behavior. - ANSWER True Physical dependence on cocaine...

Federal regulations allow disclosure of confidential information in which of the following: - ANSWER All of the above The ACA and NAADAC professional code of ethics supports moral principles and definitions including: - ANSWER All of the above Areas addiction counselors need to be competent in...