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CADC EXAM ACTUAL EXAM A, B AND C ALL 400
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CADC EXAM A
John is uncertain of how to proceed after Ricardo's positive drug screen. He begins by assessing the psychological impact for Ricardo and whether he is progressing with his treatment. Which ethical principles would best guide this process?conscientious refusal and beneficence Many therapeutic approaches might be helpful in working with families of addicts. Of those commonly used, which brief therapeutic approach uses the miracle question technique?solution-focused family therapy Which one of the following best illustrates questioning consistent with the core motivational interviewing skills known by the acronym OARS?"What has your alcohol use been like in the past week?" Who created the biopsychosocial model?George Engel What is the purpose of the biopsychosocial model?To recognize, diagnose, and treat substance related & addictive disorders.What is the biopsychosocial model?a person's behaviors, thoughts, & emotions that influence their physical health. 1 / 4
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2 Who created Rational Emotive Therapy (RET)?Albert Ellis What does RET focus on?View of the person, thinking & feeling, and how childhood influenced how one thinks & feels.What is the goal of RET?Learning how to correct irrational and distorted thinking.Who created Reality Therapy?William Glasser What is Reality Therapy focused on?Mostly the present. Very little focused on the past.What is the goal of Reality Therapy?To help the client get back in touch with objective & moral reality by making responsible choices.Who created behaviorism?John B. Watson and B.F. Skinner What is behaviorism?Focus on behaviors that are learned through interactions with the environment. We are subject to conditioning and positive reinforcement.What is the Preparation Stage? 2 / 4
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3 Client is committed to & planning to make a change in the near future.Who created Transactional Analysis?Eric Berne What is Transactional Analysis?Type of therapy that analyzes social interactions to determine the ego state of the communicator (parent, adult, or child).What is the Precontemplation Stage?No thought of changing their behavior or unwilling to change. Not concerned about their use.What is the Contemplation Stage?Client acknowledges concerns and is considering the possibility of change.What is the Action Stage?Client is actively taking steps to change but has not yet reached a stable state.What is the Maintenance Stage?Client has achieved initial goals, such as abstinence, and is now working to maintain goals.What personality disorders are in Cluster C?Avoidant, depressive, and obsessive compulsive.What personality disorders are in Cluster B?Antisocial, borderline, histrionic, and narcissistic.What personality disorders are in Cluster A? 3 / 4
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4 Paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal.What treatment setting is Quadrant I?Outpatient (low severity for SUD & MH) What treatment setting is Quadrant II?Continuing Care in MH setting (high severity MH & low severity SUD) What treatment setting is Quadrant III?Substance Use System (high severity SUD & low severity MH) What treatment setting is Quadrant IV?State hospital, jail/prison, etc. (high severity for SUD & MH) What is F15.20?Amphetamine Type - other stimulate dependance, uncomplicated What is F14.20?Cocaine dependance, uncomplicated What is F13.20?Sedative, hypnotic, or anxiolytic dependance, uncomplicated What is F12.20?Cannabis What is F11.20?Opioid - moderate or severe
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