Medications for Addiction Recovery in Recovery Housing Webinar Quiz

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* 1. Please input your personal details below.

First Name

Last Name

Job Title

Agency

E-mail Address

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* 2. Being denied housing after one accepts treatment can lead to hopelessness, and the lack of support resulting in increased chances of relapse.

False

True

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* 3. Medication Assisted Treatment allows the individual to:

E. Both B & C

D. Continuing the life of an addict

G. None of the above

F. Both A & D

C. Follow a limited and guided method of remaining functional

A. Substitute one drug for another

B. Live a normal life

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* 4. The reason some people need MAT is that their brain physiology has been altered as a result of long-term drug use and as a result they need medication to normalize their brain function.

False

True

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* 5. What are the causes of misunderstanding about the value of Medication Assisted Treatment?

C. Bias

A. Misinformation

D. All of the above

B. Lack of understanding of value of medications

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* 6. While receiving methadone treatment, one of the guests reported that she was motivated to, and able to cease using gradually and become drug free demonstrating that MAT can be a moderating vehicle towards full abstinence.

False

True

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* 7. Benefits of using medications to replace a drug of misuse:

F. None of the above

C. The medication is monitored by professionals

A. The medication saves lives, the original drug of abuse endangers it

D. The medication use can lead to productive and fulfilling lives

E. All of the above

B. The medication is prescribed and safe as take, the original drug of use is illegal

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* 8. Historically, was methadone treatment condoned in the 1980s?

Yes

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* 9. Housing limitations for recovering individuals based on Medication Assisted Treatment can:

D. Dampens hope and motivation for treatment

B. Allow the residents of the housing to be safe from being triggered

F. A & B

A. Increase potential for harm

C. Increase obstacles for long term recovery for those receiving MAT

E. All except B

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* 10. MAT in recovery corresponds to the idea that no one has the same path to recovery and some people need MAT to maintain their path in recovery. These individuals deserve housing to ensure safety and support.

True

False

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* 11. In the Clinical Social Model, the challenges of MAT in Recovery Housing are:

B. Managing the stigma around medication use

C. Cultural barriers to how sobriety is defined

E. Who is responsible to provide assistance to residents and management in case of issues

D. Medication misuse, overdose and risks

A. Medication storage and distribution management

F. All of the above

G. None of the above