Addictions Therapist

If someone is knowledgable on the topics of chemical addictions, I am in dire need of your help. My book was stolen on Monday and I have some online questions due tonight. Please help!!!

Which is not a diagnostic category related to substance abuse in the DSM IV

a. Substance Intoxication

b. Substance use

c. Substance Abuse

d. Substance Dependence

It is believed that most drugs with abuse potential enhance pleasure centers by causing the release of ______.

a. norepinephrine

b. dopamine

c. serotonin

d. adrenalin

When LSD is taken orally, what percentage of the total dose reaches the brain?

a. 75%

b. 100%

c. 1%

d. 25%

The idea that assessments must be able to stand up in court is called

a. Marketability

b. Ideation

c. The Gold Standard

d. Assessment specification

______ is a effect that occurs when a drug has been eliminated from the body

a. Reverse tolerance

b. Rebound effect

c. Physical dependence

d. Mental set

A glass of champagne has a faster onset of action than a glass of wine which contains the same amount of alcohol because ______

a. liver enzymes do not metabolize champagne as rapidly as wine.

b. wine, but not champagne, contain contaminant products which slow down absorption.

c. champagne does not have to be digested because it is absorbed more readily, whereas wine has to be digested.

d. the carbon dioxide (carbonation) in champagne moves it more rapidly from the stomach to the small intestine where absorption occurs more rapidly.

In families where “We keep peace at all costs” is called a _____ family system.

a. overfunctioning

b. ambiguous

c. ineffective

d. bargaining

e. cognitively ineffective

The numbering code associated with a diagnosis is called

a. The Numeric Diagnostic Categories

b. The OHRP reporting criteria

c. The ICD-10 codes

d. The OCRH scaling system

Which is correct about screenings?

a. screenings allow the therapist to develop a DSM diagnosis.

b. screenings tend to get a lot of information and take a long time.

c. screenings allow the therapist to place the client in an appropriate treatment setting.

d. . screening are designed to allow the therapist to determine if more information is needed