Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Drugs that are abused comprise a special class of chemicals that are different from drugs that are used pharmaceutically.
2. All chronic drinkers will need to continue increasing the amount of alcohol consumed in order to reach a given level of intoxication throughout their lifetime.
3. Bromide salts are no longer available for human use in the United States, but they continue to be used in veterinary medicine.
4. Barbiturates are used as part of the lethal injection for the death penalty.
1. False
2. False
3. True
4. True
You might also like to view...
In a typical day, professional school counselors can expect
a. a stable routine, free from interruptions. b. attention to meetings, crises, individual counseling, groups, and classroom lessons. c. absence from visibility in halls, playground, classrooms or bus duty. d. emphasis on providing long-term psychotherapy.
How is the issue of exceptions to confidentiality handled by most counselors?
a. Because knowing that the exceptions might scare off a client, most counselors wait until trust has been built before discussing the issue. b. Counselors only share the exceptions with the court-ordered clients because they will have to talk with probation officers. c. Exceptions are discussed only when the client wanders into one of the areas where the counselor is bound to report. d. The list of exceptions to confidentiality must be posted in the waiting room of every clinic and counseling facility. e. The list of exceptions to confidentiality is included with the informed consent that is given to the client at the first session.
At this level the goals will most likely coalesce around trying to help him achieve some stability:
A. Level 1 B. Level 2 C. Level 3 D. Level 4
Dr. Brown has a new client with a psychological disorder that he has never encountered and has no training or experience in treating. He has been unable to find any trainings related to the specific disorder. According to Standard 2.01b, Dr. Brown should:
a. treat the client b. refer the client c. hospitalize the client d. dismiss the client