What is the purpose of a harm reduction strategy in drug treatment?Multiple choice question.to decrease the level of drug use slowlyto refrain completely from using drugs without aid of other medicationsto minimize the negative effects of drug use and abuseto increase the negative effects of drug use and abuse, making a person not want to use the drug again

The International Harm Reduction Association defines ‘harm reduction’ as policies, programmes and practices that aim to:Question 7Select one:Reduce the risk of HIV infection and HIV-related harm among people who continue to use drugs.Increase abstinence oriented treatment and supply reduction strategies.Reduce the harms associated with the use of psychoactive drugs in people unable or unwilling to stop.Reduce the use of drugs harms but excluding tobacco where cessation is the preferred outcome.

Select all that applyWhich of the following are examples of harm reduction strategies as opposed to self-help programs?Multiple select question.methadone maintenancealcoholics anonymoustesting street drugs for potencysyringe exchange programs

Which of the following enforcement strategies is most effective for reducing prescription drug abuse?Group of answer choicesImplementing prescription drug monitoring programsIncreasing taxes on prescription drugsCreating social media campaignsProviding educational classes and workshops

Which of the following is NOT a harm reduction strategy?needle exchangemethadone maintenance programsdesignated driver programsarresting drug dealers

Which is NOT a primary goal of prevention?reduce the supply of drugsprevent further harmreduce the prison populationreduce the demand for drugs