Question 1

Calling in sick for an alcoholic spouse who is hung over is an example of codependency.____________________​

Accepted Answer

Codependency involves an unhealthy attachment to an addicted person, often involving enabling behaviors such as taking responsibility for their actions or covering up their mistakes. Calling in sick for an alcoholic spouse who is hung over is an example of enabling behavior, as it allows the spouse to avoid the consequences of their addiction and potentially exacerbates their dependence.

Question 2

Research has shown that _______________ is a significant factor in worsening the health of individuals addicted to a substance.

Accepted Answer

Having no medical insurance is a significant factor in worsening the health of individuals addicted to a substance because it often limits their access to treatment and support services.

Question 3

Addiction is defined as​

Accepted Answer

Option B provides a comprehensive definition of addiction that includes both physiological and psychological aspects, as well as the lack of voluntary control over the substance use. The other options provide some aspects of addiction, but not the full definition.

Question 4

As health professionals,it is unrealistic to continue with clients who fail or drop out of treatment.___________________________________

Accepted Answer

realistic to continue

Question 5

Inhalants are unstable and unpredictable chemical substances found in household items._________________________

Accepted Answer

Inhalants are indeed unstable and unpredictable chemical substances found in common household items like glue, paint thinner, and aerosol sprays. They have hallucinogenic effects when inhaled, which can lead to serious health effects, including brain damage and death.

Question 6

After individuals go through medical detoxification,they will no longer need treatment.___________________________________

Accepted Answer

need long-term treatment

Question 7

Which substance is NOT an opioid

Accepted Answer

Valium (diazepam) is a benzodiazepine, not an opioid. Hydrocodone, morphine, and codeine are all opioids.

Question 8

Alcohol

Accepted Answer

Alcohol does produce a temporary feeling of well-being, but it is not one of the least abused drugs. In fact, it is one of the most commonly abused drugs. It is not an antidepressant and does not immediately cause clumsiness and delirium, but these effects can occur with increased consumption.

Question 9

Substance abuse and addiction are referred to as substance abuse disorders._________________________

Accepted Answer

substance use disorders

Question 10

An example of a drug used recreationally that has no medical use is​

Accepted Answer

Mescaline is primarily known for its psychoactive and hallucinogenic properties and does not have an accepted medical use, unlike the other options listed which have recognized medical applications. Cocaine is used in some medical settings as a topical anesthetic, amphetamines are prescribed for ADHD and narcolepsy, and Valium is used to treat anxiety and other conditions.

Question 11

As health care professionals it is appropriate to moralize and scold clients for their behavior as long as it is done gently and with compassion._________________________

Accepted Answer

inappropriate

Question 12

Substance abuse manifests impairment by

Accepted Answer

The answer of Substance abuse manifests impairment by
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Question 13

The vicious cycle that addicted individuals go through begins with excessive use of a drug,followed by disapproval,self-recrimination,guilt,rationalization and denial,and continued use of a drug._________________________

Accepted Answer

This is the cycle of addiction commonly known as the "addiction cycle". It is a common pattern seen in addicted individuals.

Question 14

Nicotine use is

Accepted Answer

Nicotine use is a chronic and relapsing addiction that often leads to serious illnesses such as heart disease, lung cancer, and respiratory disorders. It is highly addictive, both physically and psychologically, and quitting often requires professional assistance and support. While it is possible for some individuals to quit nicotine use on their own, most people require outside help to successfully overcome this addiction. Therefore options A, B, and D are not correct.

Question 15

Substance dependence leads to significant impairment manifested,in part,by

Accepted Answer

The answer of Substance dependence leads to significant impairment manifested,in...

Question 16

As individuals continue to drink alcohol,there is an increase in their ability to tolerate alcohol._________________________

Accepted Answer

This phenomenon is known as alcohol tolerance, and it occurs as the body becomes more adapted to the presence of alcohol. Over time, this can lead to a need to consume more alcohol in order to experience the same effects.

Question 17

Which statement about marijuana is true?

Accepted Answer

Marijuana comes from the dried flowers, leaves, and stems of the hemp plant. It is typically smoked or ingested orally, but not injected or sniffed. While some people may experience nausea and vomiting from using marijuana, it is not a frequent side effect. However, lethargy, increased appetite, agitation, and respiratory problems are common effects of marijuana use.

Question 18

When working with clients who have addictions,it is realistic for health professionals to think they can "fix it." _____________________

Accepted Answer

unrealistic

Question 19

Individuals with an addiction

Accepted Answer

While individuals with addiction may experience physical dependence on a substance, their addiction is primarily a psychological disorder. Additionally, the causes of addiction are complex and can include both genetic and environmental factors, rather than solely one or the other. While support groups like AA/NA can be helpful for some individuals in recovery, success rates vary and there is no guaranteed percentage increase in success. Overall, addiction is a complex issue that requires individualized treatment and support.

Question 20

Health professionals must strive for an unbiased approach and see their role as one of helping clients choose recovery._________________________

Accepted Answer

Health professionals should aim to provide unbiased support to their clients and empower them to choose recovery.

Quiz 9: The Therapeutic Response to Clients With Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders