Exam 17: Substance-Abuse Treatment: Strategies for Change

According to the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970,criminal penalties for illegal behavior related to drugs are determined by the drug's potential for serious abuse.

The oldest and largest drug-free therapeutic community for the treatment of alcohol and drug abuse is __________.

John,an alcoholic,does not believe he has a drinking problem,but he would like to stop drinking.He does well for a day or two but then goes back to drinking.John is in the ______ stage of change.

Denial _______anger as a stage in the family reaction to drug abuse.

Daytop Village and Samaritan Village are __________.

Dual-diagnosis patients frequently participate in the practice of __________.

The enabling behavior of cooperation and collaborating occurs when enablers tell others that the drug abuse was only an isolated incident and that the abuser never was in any danger.

In the action stage,drug use has not yet stopped.

Penalties for the sale of drug paraphernalia __________.

Define the biopsychosocial model of drug abuse treatment.Take a specific drug abuse condition and describe how a biopsychosocial model might be applied to its treatment.

Inpatient treatment should be considered __________.

What are some of the questions that should be asked about a treatment facility for alcohol or other drug abuse?

According to the text,about one-half of the Daytop client populations are __________.

Most drug-related offenses in the United States are prosecuted at the federal level rather than at the state level.

Medical personnel in a treatment facility are especially important when __________.

Monsignor William O'Brien is nationally known as having founded Daytop Village.

Optimally,pharmacological drug abuse treatment should be combined with __________.

"Maintaining" the maintenance stage might require __________.

Describe the five stages of change related to drug abuse rehabilitation and give a concrete example (in the form of an individual's attitude or reaction)for each one.

Rationalizing that one's family is no different from most others when drug abuse exists in one's family is a reflection of __________.