CAP CAP Case Management and Recovery Support

Question 1

In addictions treatment, case management primarily serves to:

Accepted Answer

Coordinate and link clients to needed services and resources

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Provide direct therapy to clients

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Conduct drug testing and compliance monitoring

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Prescribe medications for withdrawal

Question 2

Which of the following is a core function of a recovery support specialist (RSS)?

Accepted Answer

Offering peer-based recovery support using lived experience

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Providing clinical diagnoses

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Conducting group therapy sessions

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Writing treatment plans for clinical staff

Question 3

The biopsychosocial model used in addiction case management addresses:

Accepted Answer

Biological, psychological, and social dimensions of the client's needs

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Only the biological aspects of addiction

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Only psychological and social factors

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Spiritual dimensions exclusively

Question 4

Recovery housing, also known as sober living, supports recovery by:

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Providing a substance-free living environment with peer accountability

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Requiring residents to participate in daily clinical therapy

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Mandating 12-step meeting attendance as a legal requirement

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Offering medical detoxification services on-site

Question 5

Which of the following best represents a 'recovery capital' asset for a client?

Accepted Answer

Strong family support network

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History of multiple relapses

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Lack of employment

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Co-occurring mental health diagnosis

Question 6

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is most appropriate for clients who:

Accepted Answer

Have severe mental illness and substance use disorders with histories of repeated hospitalization

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Have mild substance use issues and strong social support

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Are highly motivated and need minimal support

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Are seeking outpatient counseling for the first time