Exam 24: The Dual-Diagnosis Client: Substance Use Disorders and Mental Illness

The theory that the SUD reflects another primary, psychiatric disorder that will resolve once the mental illness is effectively treated

Which of the following serves as a powerful "relapse trigger" for dual diagnosis clients trying to quit abusing substances?

Your text suggests that of persons with a generalized anxiety disorder will also have a substance use disorder.

Which of the following statements is NOT true about dual diagnosis clients?

It is estimated that up to of people with OCD have a concurrent SUD.

Which of the following statements about persons who suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is most true?

Available evidence would suggest which of the following about persons with ADHD?

Describe the stages of treatment when working with a client with a dual­diagnosis that includes a SUD.

Describe the reasons why clinicians once believed a relationship existed between a patient's disorder and his or her drug of choice.

According to your text, which of the following mental illnesses seems to have the highest lifetime prevalence rate with SUDs?

Dual diagnosis clients are 300 percent more likely to contract the virus that causes

Dual diagnosis clients

Although the abuse of a chemical might not have caused the development of a mental illness

Clear relationships have been found between specific forms of mental illness and a correlating drug of choice.

What is described as being essential if a clinician is to get an accurate dual diagnosis assessment?

About the only sign of a mental illness a substance use disorder (or withdrawal from a drug of abuse) cannot simulate is

Which of the following models of dual diagnosis conditions seems to be supported by the most evidence?

Adolescent girls with anorexia might use