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IL CADC EXAM
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Question 1: Codependency
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overly involved w/ the other person and that person's problematic behavior. Takes on the role of caretaker sometimes to the others detriment. Emotions get in the way & enabling results
Question 2: Couples and Family Approaches
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Treat substance users in the context of the family. and social systems where use may develop or be maintained. Engaging the social system is a powerful predictor of change and may reduce attrition(gradually reducing using thru sustained pressure of clients social network particularly w/ teens Question 3: The collaboration occurs when the clinical knowledge of the counselor combines with the experiential knowledge of the client because
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the client is the true expert in their life
Question 4: The strength of the counseling relationship depends on...
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The counselors facilitation qualities Strategies used to create a positive environment for exploration and change
Question 5: Purposes of clinical documentation
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- Records professional work- assessment, diagnosis, treatment, service planning, reviews &
modifications
- Serves as a basis for organization and continuity of care- contains meaningful info, client response to
treatment, , key historical facts, ensures pertinent info is avail.
- Assists w/ risk management issues to protect against malpractice & professional discipline complaints
- Assure that record keeping meets the requirement by Federal & Statelaws & licensing board,
accreditation programs, 3rd party payers
- Facilitates quality assurance & utilization: Documenting the appropriateness , clinical nessesity,
- Fosters communication & colaboration b/w team members
effectivness of treament, substantiating need for further assessment or treament, improve quality of services
Question 6: Under the privacy rule clients have the right to
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- receive a copy of their records
- request to have mistakes corrected
- Receive notice on hoe their health info is used & shared
- Specify how & where they want to be contacted by service provider
- File a complaint if they feel their rights have been violated
Question 7: Treatment modalities- levels
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- Individual counseling- privacy, flexible pace, more time on indiv unique issues
- Group Counseling- Most effective way of treating SUDs because they learn about themselves
through interactions w/ others and understand that they are not alone in their problems. Clients bond w/ the culture of recovery and engage therapuetic forces-peer confrontation. Effective in treating depression, isolation, and shame
- Family counseling- addresses systemic issues, harmful interaction patterns, assist families in
understanding substance use disorders. Family can address their own goals & issue
Question 8: Medication assisted treatment (MAT)
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Evidence based oractices that combine pharmacological (drug based) interventions w/ counseling, behavioral therapy, social support to achieve the best results in the shortest time. Medication can be used to manage withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, avoid relapse. Most meds require a script & supervision of dr
Question 9: Primary Treatment involves
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Stabilization, meeting established outcomes, reduction of vulnerabilities, Increase of resiliance (recovery capital) Question 10: Counselors must continually evaluate the client's level of risk regarding
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personal safety and relapse potential in order to anticipate and respond to crisis situations like high risk situations Question 11: Successful treatment may require more than one treatment experience
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Cumulative impact
Question 12: Integrated Treatment
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reflects the concern w/in SUD treatment progra,s for treating the whole person and recognizes the importance of ensuring that entry into any one system can provide access to all other needed systems
Question 13: Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET)
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Client-centered counseling approach to resolve ambivalence about engaging in treatment & stopping drug use. Evoked not guided change
Question 14: Relapse prevention goal
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Helping people to create positive habits and life changes in order to prevent relapse & sustain recovery
Question 15: A crisis situation is a
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situation in which there is risk of harm to the client unless intervention occurs. Can be emotional or physical where client faces a problem that cannot be escaped w/o assistance Question 16: When integrated into comprehensive treatment programs MATs can:
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- Improve rate of treatment retention
- Decrease opioid & alcohol consumption
- Increase abstinence
- Decrease criminal activity
- Increase employment
- Improve mental health
Question 17: The best way to handle a crisis situation is to
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prevent it.
Question 18: common relapse triggers
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- unpleasant emotion
- interpersonal conflict
- Social pressure
Question 19: meds for tobacco
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Nicotine replacement therapy, bupropion, varenicline (chantix)
Question 20: Features of modern day treatment practices
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- Focus on client competencies & strengths
- Individualized client centered treatment