Question 1

Which of the following has been validated for screening substance abuse problems with older adults?

Accepted Answer

The Geriatric MAST (Michigan Alcoholism Screening Test) is specifically validated for screening substance abuse problems in older adults, taking into account the unique aspects of alcohol use and abuse in this population.

Question 2

Which of the following is the most sensitive alcohol screen for Black obstetric patients and White Women?

Accepted Answer

The TWEAK screening tool has been found to be more sensitive for identifying at-risk drinking in Black obstetric patients and White women. It has shown to have a higher detection rate compared to the CAGE and AUDIT tools in these populations. The LIE/BET tool is not recommended for use due to its potential for cultural insensitivity and stigmatizing language.

Question 3

In the GA 20 Question Screen,how many questions must a person answer "yes" for a positive screen of compulsive gambler?

Accepted Answer

A positive screen for compulsive gambler requires a person to answer "yes" to 7 questions.

Question 4

The Lie/Bet questionnaire rules out pathological gambling problems when a client answers "no" to:

Accepted Answer

The Lie/Bet questionnaire is a brief screening tool for pathological gambling, consisting of just two questions. If a client answers "no" to both questions, it suggests that they are unlikely to have a pathological gambling problem.

Question 5

Which of the following is not a major level of care in the ASAM classification system?

Accepted Answer

Withdrawal and Detoxification Treatment is not a major level of care in the ASAM classification system, which includes Early Intervention, Medically Managed Intensive Inpatient Treatment, and Outpatient Treatment.

Question 6

The SASSI differs from other substance abuse assessments because:

Accepted Answer

The SASSI differs from other substance abuse assessments because most of the true/false items on one side of the form do not inquire directly about substance abuse. This is what sets it apart from other assessments.

Question 7

Which of the following is essential knowledge a counselor should have before conducting screening and assessment for clients who have co-occurring disorders?

Accepted Answer

Familiarity with the diagnostic criteria for common mental disorders is necessary in order to accurately identify co-occurring disorders in clients. It is important for counselors to be knowledgeable about the symptoms, prevalence, and treatment options for various mental health conditions. Confidence and access to screening instruments may be helpful, but they are not essential without a solid understanding of diagnostic criteria. Detecting truthfulness is also not a necessary skill for screening and assessment.

Question 8

How is a formal diagnosis useful?

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Question 9

Which internet site is not useful for finding alcohol/drug screening and assessment instruments:​

Accepted Answer

Project Match is a research project on alcoholism treatment and does not provide screening or assessment instruments. The other options are reputable sources for alcohol/drug screening and assessment instruments.

Question 10

Which of the following is the screen that CSAT recommends for use in substance abuse or other settings to help identify clients who may have mental health problems?

Accepted Answer

CSAT recommends the Mental Health Screening Form-III for use in substance abuse or other settings to help identify clients who may have mental health problems. The AUDIT and TWEAK are screening tools for alcohol use disorder, and the Simple Screening Instrument for Substance Abuse is a screening tool for substance abuse in general.

Question 11

Of the following,which statement identifies one of the purposes of formal diagnoses:

Accepted Answer

Formal diagnoses help clinicians communicate with each other by providing a standardized language for describing symptoms and conditions. This allows clinicians to share information and collaborate on treatment plans more effectively. While the other options may be potential outcomes of formal diagnoses, they are not primary purposes.

Question 12

The principle advantage of screening tools is to provide

Accepted Answer

The principle advantage of screening tools is to quickly detect the possibility of addiction problems. Screening tools are not intended to positively identify addiction problems or secure third-party payments, and they are not used as a means of holding clients accountable for their behaviors. Their primary purpose is to assess whether someone might have an addiction problem, so that they can receive further assessment and treatment if necessary.

Question 13

In co-occurring disorders,which level of care is not classified by CSAT?

Accepted Answer

Harm reduction care is not classified by the Center for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT) as a level of care for co-occurring disorders. CSAT typically classifies levels of care as basic, intermediate, and fully integrated.

Question 14

Explain the advantages and disadvantages of screening tools.

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Question 15

Which is the only alcohol screening test designed and validated for international use in a wide variety of populations,cultures,and languages?

Accepted Answer

The Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) is the only alcohol screening test designed and validated for international use in a wide variety of populations, cultures, and languages. The other options mentioned are screening tests, but they are not specifically designed for international use.

Question 16

Which of the following is not a screen for alcohol problems?

Accepted Answer

Twenty questions is not a standardized screening tool for alcohol problems. CAGE, TWEAK, and AUDIT are all validated screening tools for alcohol problems.

Question 17

Before using a short screening tool,it is helpful to remove any stigma that surrounds addiction by:

Accepted Answer

By letting clients know that the screening questions are routine and asked of all clients, it removes any sense of personal attack or stigma. This can help clients feel more comfortable responding truthfully and can facilitate an honest conversation about their potential addiction issues. The other choices may inadvertently perpetuate stigma or make clients feel defensive.

Question 18

Explain why some strength-based practitioners see assessment as a "political activity".

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Question 19

What background knowledge is essential before a counselor can embark on screening and assessment for co-occurring disorder problems?

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Question 20

Discuss the impact of strength-based practices on traditional screening and assessment.

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Quiz 7: Screening and Assessment