CAADC Michigan Quiz 23

Michigan’s Good Samaritan Law (MCL 333.7403) provides limited immunity from prosecution for which of the following actions related to a drug overdose?

When providing client education about the risks of opioid use, which of the following must a CAADC in Michigan include as part of a standard psychoeducation session?

A client who is court-ordered to treatment refuses to sign a release of information allowing the counselor to communicate with their probation officer. What is the counselor’s correct course of action under Michigan law?

Which of the following assessment tools is specifically validated and commonly recommended for initial screening of alcohol use disorders in Michigan’s publicly funded substance use disorder treatment system?

A CAADC is working with a client who has a co-occurring mental health disorder. According to MCBAP’s scope of practice, what is the counselor permitted to do regarding the mental health condition?

A client presents with a history of heavy alcohol use and reports experiencing tremors, sweating, and nausea upon waking. Which screening instrument is most appropriate for assessing the severity of this client’s potential withdrawal syndrome?

According to the Prochaska and DiClemente stages of change model, a client who says, “I know I have a problem, and I’m thinking about quitting next month,” is primarily in which stage?

Under Michigan’s Public Health Code (Act 368), a counselor’s duty to warn or protect a third party from a client’s threat is established in which of the following cases?

A CAADC receives a subpoena for a client’s treatment records. The client has not signed a release of information. What is the most appropriate ethical first step?

In case management, a common barrier to treatment for a pregnant woman with a substance use disorder in Michigan is the fear of legal consequences. Which Michigan law is most directly relevant to this concern?

Which of the following topics is a mandatory component of client education for an individual in a medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program for opioid use disorder?

Using the ASAM Criteria, a client with no acute intoxication or withdrawal risk, but with moderate psychiatric symptoms (e.g., depression) and a negative social environment, would likely be assigned to which level of care?

A CAADC is treating a client who is also a close friend of the counselor’s spouse. The client asks for a special discount on session fees due to the personal connection. What is the most appropriate ethical response according to the NAADAC Code of Ethics?

Michigan law (PA 368) specifically prohibits a certified counselor from engaging in which of the following practices, regardless of client consent?

A client in early recovery from cocaine use disorder is frequently triggered by visiting their old neighborhood. Which evidenced-based counseling approach would best help this client develop skills to manage these triggers?

A client on a waiting list for residential treatment requires immediate stabilization for acute withdrawal. According to case management principles, what is the counselor’s priority action?

When providing client education regarding HIV/AIDS, a CAADC must inform the client of all of the following EXCEPT:

Under Michigan administrative rules for CAADC supervision, a licensed supervisor must have at least how many hours of training in clinical supervision before being eligible to provide supervision?

A client discloses to their CAADC that they have relapsed on heroin but are not interested in returning to treatment. Which principle of Motivational Interviewing is most critical for the counselor to apply in this situation?

A counselor is completing a bio-psychosocial assessment. The client reports stable housing, employment, and a supportive family but has a history of two past treatment failures. Which domain of the assessment is most likely the primary area requiring further exploration?

Michigan law requires that a person seeking to become a CAADC document a specific number of supervised experience hours. What is the minimum number of hours of direct client contact required for initial certification?

Under Michigan’s Public Health Code, which of the following is a requirement for a counselor to report suspected child abuse or neglect?

During the initial assessment of a client seeking substance use treatment, a Michigan-licensed counselor must assess for which of the following co-occurring conditions?

In a motivational interviewing session, a client states, “I know I need to quit drinking, but I just can’t see my life without it.” Which counselor response best demonstrates the principle of “developing discrepancy”?

According to Michigan’s administrative rules for substance use disorder counselors, what is the required minimum number of supervised clinical hours for a CAADC applicant?

A client enrolled in an outpatient program tests positive for cocaine after three months of abstinence. The counselor should:

Which of the following best describes the ethical principle of “nonmaleficence” in addiction counseling?

In Michigan, a substance use disorder counselor may release client information without written consent in which of the following situations?

A counselor is working with a client who has a co-occurring anxiety disorder and alcohol use disorder. Which treatment approach is most aligned with integrated treatment best practices?

In a group counseling session, a client frequently interrupts others and dominates the discussion. What is the most appropriate counselor intervention?