Screening and Assessment Questions

Question 1

What is the screening test for adolescents with alcohol use disorder?

Answer 1

CRAFFT

Question 2

How many levels of treatment placement are recognized by ASAM?

Answer 2

four levels of treatment placement

Question 3

Circumstances, motivation, readiness, and suitability (CMRS) scales are used for what purposes?

Answer 3

assessing client readiness for treatment

Question 4

Guiding principles in treatment planning are identified by which acronym?

Answer 4

MATRS which means measurable, attainable, time limited, realistic, and specific

Question 5

how many problem domains are addressed in the addiction severity index?

Answer 5

six domains

Question 6

what does it mean if an assessment instrument is valid?

Answer 6

the instrument assesses what it purports to assess, its reliable and valid

Question 7

what does the SOAP progress note stand for?

Answer 7

subjective, objective, assessment and plan

Question 8

What does the DAP progress note stand for?

Answer 8

data, assessment and plan

Question 9

What is DIG-FAST used for?

Answer 9

Mania. Assess if they are distracted, have grandiosity, flight of ideas, sleep deprivation, etc.

Question 10

how many levels exist in the ASAM continuum of care?

Answer 10

five levels

Question 11

how many sequential stages must outpatient clients work through regardless of level of care?

Answer 11

four stages

Question 12

What is the CIWA-AR scale designed for?

Answer 12

evaluation of alcohol withdrawal use

Question 13

What is not the MOST effective screening tool for substance use disorders?

Answer 13

The substance abuse screening instrument

Question 14

What is the SDSS designed to measure?

Answer 14

severity and duration of intoxication symptoms

Question 15

What is the primary purpose of the texas christian univeristy drug screen?

Answer 15

to establish a roster of the kinds and severity of drugs used in the past

Question 16

How many categories does SAMSHAs service coordination framework for co-occurring disorders have?

Answer 16

four categories

Question 17

The CAGE questionnaire is a four question screening tool. what is this screening instrument designed to screen for?

Answer 17

alcohol abuse

Question 18

The MAST screening test is a 25 question instrument used to explore the degree and severity of a clients problem with which type of abuse?

Answer 18

Alcohol abuse

Question 19

How many stages does the most common stage classification provide for in stages of recovery?

Answer 19

three stages

Question 20

What does a cutoff score refer to when screening?

Answer 20

The threshold above which a more thorough assessment is needed.

Question 21

what is the distinction that most properly defines screening and assessment?

Answer 21

screening looks for a problem, assessment defines it.

Question 22

when does assessment of a client with co-occurring disorders occur?

Answer 22

regularly over time

Question 23

When does assessment of a client with co-occurring disorders occur?

Answer 23

regularly over time

Question 24

True or false? The addiction severity index is the gold standard assessment tool for co-occurring disorders.

Answer 24

FALSE. there is no gold standard assessment tool.

Question 25

What does collateral contacts refer to?

Answer 25

contacts with family, friends, and treatment providers

Question 26

What is NOT included in basic intake information?

Answer 26

feelings about treatment

Question 27

What instrument is used for screening substance abuse issues in individuals who lie or misrepresent truth?

Answer 27

SASSI - it is a subtle screening tool

Question 28

What is NOT a key informational outcome of screening and assessment?

Answer 28

measures of client treatment compliance

Question 29

What is NOT a key goal and purpose of assessment?

Answer 29

whether or not a substance issue exists

Question 30

What must treatment planning discussions with clients be like?

Answer 30

appropriate to client age and development level, sensitive to all issues and culture, free of technical jargon and obscure words

Question 31

What does matching refer to?

Answer 31

selecting resources by client needs and preferences

Question 32

What does NOT address patient placement criteria?

Answer 32

outcome measurement criteria

Question 33

information gathering and assessment can be biased if...

Answer 33

client uses general questions open ended questions, professional jargon

Question 34

What is the CUAD scale best known for? (chemical use, abuse, and dependance scale)

Answer 34

its utility in assessing substance abuse in mentally ill clients

Question 35

What is the symptom checklist 90-R used for?

Answer 35

an in depth assessment of psychological needs adn treatment outcomes

Question 36

what is the COPES scale used for? (community orientated programs in environment)

Answer 36

assessing community based treatment programs

Question 37

What does the TSR assessment instrument measure?

Answer 37

nature and intensity of treatment services

Question 38

What does the BIRP progress note stand for?

Answer 38

behavior, intervention, response, plan

Question 39

What does CHEAP note stand for?

Answer 39

chief complaint, history, exam, assessment, plan

Question 40

what does SIGECAPS evaluate?

Answer 40

depression

Question 41

What does CART and CHART refer to?

Answer 41

progress note formats

Question 42

ASAM recommends dual disorders be placed at which level of mental illness severity?

Answer 42

high co-occurring severity

Question 43

What is the ADS scale used to measure?

Answer 43

alcohol dependence

Question 44

what is the CIDI instrument used to measure?

Answer 44

psychiatric disorders nd substance use disorders

Question 45

What is the MINI designed for?

Answer 45

clinical trials, treatment outcome assessments, and epidemiological studies

Question 46

psychiatric research interview for substance and mental disorders (PRISM) evaluates for which disorders?

Answer 46

antisocial and borderline

Question 47

how is genogram best defined?

Answer 47

a diagram of family relationships

Question 48

how is the CRAFT approach best described?

Answer 48

community or family approach o motivating client into treatment

Question 49

What is the AASE scale used to determine?

Answer 49

alcohol abstinence commitment in high relapse situations

Question 50

what is the purpose of the AEQ instruent?

Answer 50

to assess expected positive and negative effect's of alcohol

Question 51

What is the ASRPT instrument used for?

Answer 51

role play client responses to situations that pose a threat of relapse

Question 52

What is the SCQ designed to do?

Answer 52

reveal a clients situational confidence in high risk drinking situations

Question 53

What do service providers sign when outside agencies are involved?

Answer 53

qualified service organization agreement (QSAOA)

Question 54

What is a brief but integrated public health approach to early substance abuse intervention known as?

Answer 54

SBIRT - screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment

Question 55

SAMSHA maintains a national registry known as NREPP. what does this acronym stand for?

Answer 55

national registry of evidence based programs and practices

Question 56

Which treatment entry method uses the intervention networks as part of its motivational process?

Answer 56

the ARISE method