LCDC Education and Documentation 1

Question 1

Psychoeducation about the disease model of addiction helps clients by:

Accepted Answer

Reducing shame and increasing understanding of biological and psychological factors in addiction

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Convincing clients they are incurable

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Replacing the need for therapy

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Eliminating the client's responsibility for behavior change

Question 2

Which principle of adult learning (andragogy) is most relevant to substance use education?

Accepted Answer

Adults learn best when they can connect new information to their own life experiences and goals

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Adults require the same structured curriculum as children

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Adults learn best through passive lecture formats

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Adults are motivated only by external rewards

Question 3

When documenting a client session, the SOAP format stands for:

Accepted Answer

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan

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Summary, Observations, Actions, Progress

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Subject, Outcome, Analysis, Process

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Situation, Objective, Approach, Protocol

Question 4

Which information is required in a properly completed progress note?

Accepted Answer

Date, session type, client response, interventions used, and plan

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Only the session date and topic covered

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Diagnosis and medication list only

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Client's contact information and insurance ID

Question 5

A client education group on cravings should include which key concept?

Accepted Answer

Cravings are time-limited and will diminish if the client does not act on them

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Cravings indicate treatment failure

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Cravings only occur in the first 30 days of recovery

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Cravings can only be managed with medication

Question 6

Relapse prevention education should include discussion of which early warning sign?

Accepted Answer

Changes in mood, attitude, or behavior that precede actual substance use (emotional relapse)

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Physical withdrawal symptoms only

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Positive urine drug screens only

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Missing group therapy sessions