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| A) | Habituation | ||
| B) | Compulsion | ||
| C) | Dependency | ||
| D) | Indulgence |
| A) | addiction. | ||
| B) | dependency. | ||
| C) | addiction and dependency. | ||
| D) | reliance. |
| A) | Person that is actively using substances | ||
| B) | Addict | ||
| C) | Junkie | ||
| D) | Drug user |
| A) | Addiction is typically observed in infants due to their limited cognitive abilities. | ||
| B) | Physical dependence on substances is characterized by compulsive use despite harmful consequences. | ||
| C) | Babies can exhibit addictive behaviors due to their exposure to substances in utero. | ||
| D) | Infants may develop physical dependence on substances but cannot display addiction. |
| A) | It emphasizes the patient's autonomy and respect for their decision-making. | ||
| B) | It reinforces the authority of the treatment team over the patient's choices. | ||
| C) | It encourages the patient to blindly adhere to medical instructions. | ||
| D) | It highlights the patient's lack of responsibility and commitment to their health. |
| A) | Increased access to treatment | ||
| B) | Improved social support | ||
| C) | Barriers to seeking help | ||
| D) | Enhanced community integration |
| A) | It improves treatment outcomes by motivating individuals to change. | ||
| B) | It reduces access to quality healthcare services and support. | ||
| C) | It fosters a sense of belonging and acceptance within communities. | ||
| D) | It promotes collaboration between healthcare providers and individuals. |
| A) | Language helps foster understanding and empathy toward individuals with substance use disorder. | ||
| B) | Language promotes accurate representation and reduces misconceptions. | ||
| C) | Stigmatizing language reinforces negative stereotypes and marginalizes individuals. | ||
| D) | Language encourages open communication and destigmatizes substance use disorder. |
| A) | Increasing the likelihood of developing opioid-related complications | ||
| B) | Increasing the likelihood of infectious disease transmission in individuals who use opioids | ||
| C) | Exacerbating cravings and withdrawal symptoms related to opioid use disorder | ||
| D) | Stabilizing the life of individuals with opioid use disorder and reducing the risk of opioid overdose death |
| A) | Loss of control of substance use | ||
| B) | Constant cravings for substances | ||
| C) | Engagement in illegal activities to obtain medication | ||
| D) | Lower risk of death by overdose |