Exam 17: Substance Abuse Treatment: Strategies for Change

Analogy: Family Hero is to overachiever as Family Mascot is to __________.

Patients in treatment for substance abuse who also have a co-occurring mental health condition are referred to as __________.

Denial and bargaining are two typical family reactions to the condition of drug abuse.

The pattern of family reactions to the conditions of drug abuse is similar to __________.

Analogy: Precontemplation is to contemplation as __________.

The average prison sentence for drug trafficking is over a year.

People who are aware of the problem but have not yet made a commitment to take action are in the _________ stage of change.

The enabling behaviour 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.

A good treatment facility __________.

Drug offenders who visit a treatment centre during the day but do not spend the night are referred to as __________.

Quebec was the first province to institute a retail display ban on cigarettes in 2002.

Carol has tried to quit cocaine for the past year, but she has been unsuccessful. She plans to join a therapeutic community next Monday. Carol is in the _______ stage of change.

Youth make up _______% of the 90 000 Canadians accused of drug offences.

Approximately ____% of alcohol or other drug (AOD) abusers have serious mental disorders.

A drug treatment court is best described as __________.

Restricting the sale of spirits to LCBO stores is an example of demand reduction.

According to the text, the overall cost of substance abuse to society has __________ in the past decade.

About _______% of individuals in substance-abuse treatment have a co-occurring mental health condition.

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

A major priority of the Canadian drug prevention strategy is to focus on substance abuse in youth.