Waa 2

Question 1

Pūkenga Ahurea

Answer 1

Responsibility for competence, collaboration, self and collegial care and accountability, law, regulations, standards and codes and policies

Question 2

Dsm5 stands for?

Answer 2

Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders

Question 3

In waa 2, what stage of the powhiri poutama were we in and what did it represent?

Answer 3

Whakatau - setting the scene, beginning to connect

Question 4

What is significant about the CEO of health New Zealand

Answer 4

A Pacifica woman of samoan descent she comes from the community and understands it and has a deep knowledge of the health system

Question 5

How many criteria are there for SUD

Answer 5

11

Question 6

SUD - mild

Answer 6

2-3

Question 7

SUD - moderate

Answer 7

4-5

Question 8

SUD - severe

Answer 8

6 or more

Question 9

How can counter transference impact on the counselling relationship

Answer 9

They can remove the focus from whaiora and start to make the counselling session about themselves

Question 10

Whakamoemiti

Answer 10

Admin

Question 11

Whakatau

Answer 11

Establishing relationships

Question 12

Whakapuaki

Answer 12

Identify issues

Question 13

Whakatangi

Answer 13

Unpacking issues

Question 14

Whakaratarata

Answer 14

Strategies and timeframes

Question 15

Whakaoranga

Answer 15

Implementing action plan

Question 16

Whakatinga

Answer 16

Effective closure

Question 17

Impaired control

Answer 17

1-4
RUM-C
Repeated attempts to control use
Using larger amounts for longer periods
Much time spent using
Cravings

Question 18

Social impairment

Answer 18

5-7 SAN
Social interpersonal problems from use
Activities given up to use
Neglected major roles due to use

Question 19

Risky use -

Answer 19

8-9 HP
Hazardous use
Physical/psychological problems from use

Question 20

Pharmacological criteria

Answer 20

10-11 TW
Tolerance and withdrawal

Question 21

What does oars stand for

Answer 21

Open ended questions
Affirmations
Reflections
Summarizing

Question 22

Pono-

Answer 22

FITCH - PC
Fairness, integrity, trust, confidentiality, honesty

Privacy, conflict of interest

Question 23

Manaaki

Answer 23

Mana
Mana motuhake and autonomy
Do good do no harm

Question 24

Which treaty article and treaty principal guarantees māori the same rights and privileges as other New Zealanders

Answer 24

Article 3 and the principal of protection

Question 25

2 criteria above have already been mentioned what other nine

Answer 25

RUM C SAN HP

Question 26

What are two different aspects of tolerance?

Answer 26

Use more to get the same effect and less effect with continued use of same amount

Question 27

What is a purpose of dsm5

Answer 27

Clinicians have a baseline to work within, using a common language, know what criteria are being referred to and can explain to a client and whanau what they mean.

Question 28

What are two different ways that you can diagnose withdrawal as present

Answer 28

Withdrawal syndrome for substance, Same substance is taken to relieve withdrawal symptoms

Question 29

Drury talks about refocusing on health priorities comma currently what is the recent development which will hopefully help to address this?

Answer 29

Establishment of te aka whai ora Maori health authority and all related structures and processes which is headed by a māori woman- Riana Manuel

Question 30

Why is knowing the criteria so important?

Answer 30

Can tell what level of difficulty a person may have, a common tool, can use to access risk, not based on our personal judgment but on evidence, help with realising there is a problem

Question 31

What is a connection of this to health and well-being outcomes?

Answer 31

Both article 2 and 3 relate to health equity Article 2- health can be considered a taonga Article 3 - equity issues need to be addressed to even begin to be able to guarantee the same rights and privileges in relation to health outcomes

Question 32

What is counter transference?

Answer 32

Counter transference is when the counsellor unconsciously relates to the whaiora situation and as a result their own personal emotions are impacted

Question 33

What is the information you need to ask if someone is an IV user why?

Answer 33

How long question mark is primary use IV? Using clean needles? Sharing needles? Feeling about needle use? what drugs are used by IV? health issues as a result? What do they mix their drugs with to inject? How well informed are they of h&s and risk issues associated with the youth? Ask permission to check the usual IV site for recent use or infection