Your patient is being discharged home in a few days. He has a long history of dependence on alcohol and cocaine. The treatment team is aware that his family and friends also have similar patterns of abuse. Which of the following would be a top priority for his last few OT sessions?Group of answer choiceshelping him find drug free environments and social supportshis delusions and hallucinationshelping him find a higher paying jobmaking sure he is on suitable medications

There is essentially one primary way to treat substance use disorder.Group of answer choicesTrue False

Which of the following are possible indicators of a person intoxicated by drugs?Increased abilities to reason and think rapidlySpeaking in a high pitched and loud voiceSigns of nervousness, body twitching and sweatingA limp right arm

Trevor, aged 38, has bipolar affective disorder (a mental illness). His condition is now stable, and he is living with his long-term girlfriend. Which of the following combinations of professionals should be involved in his care and why? Group of answer choices A psychologist to prescribe antipsychotic medication and evaluate its effectiveness, a mental health social worker to help Trevor and his girlfriend recognize early signs of a psychotic episode so that he can seek help, and a pharmacist to help Trevor adhere to his medication regimen. A psychiatrist to prescribe antipsychotic medication and evaluate its effectiveness, a psychologist to help Trevor and his girlfriend recognize early signs of a psychotic episode so that he can seek help, and a rehabilitation counsellor to assist Trevor to gain and maintain meaningful employment. A registered nurse to prescribe antipsychotic medication and evaluate its effectiveness, a psychologist to help Trevor and his girlfriend recognize early signs of a psychotic episode so that he can seek help, and an occupational therapist to help Trevor develop coping strategies through meaningful everyday activities. A pharmacist to prescribe antipsychotic medication and evaluate its effectiveness, a psychiatrist to help Trevor and his girlfriend recognize early signs of a psychotic episode so that he can seek help and a health services manager to help Trevor navigate through the mental health care system.

A medical emergency that involves an alcohol-dependent person suffering from confusion, disorientation, seizures, and hallucinations brought on by the reduction of alcohol intake is called:Multiple choice question.dependencealcohol addictiondelirium tremenstolerance

Situation 3: Gary, a 35-year old, has been an alcoholic for 5 years. He recently lost his job due to his frequent tardiness and has spent up all his savings. Despite this, he doesn’t admit that he has a problem, so his wife brought him to the Rehabilitation Center.16. Gary states, “I don’t think my drinking has anything to do with why I am here in the hospital. I think I have problems with depression.” Which statement by the psychologist is the most therapeutic response? *1 pointA. “I think you really need to look at the amount you are drinking and consider the effect on your family.”B. “That’s wrong. I disagree with that. Your admission is because of your alcohol abuse and not for any other reason.”C “I’m sure you don’t mean that. You have realized that alcohol is the root of you problems.”D. “I find it hard to believe that alcohol is not a problem because you have recently lost your job and your driver’s license.”