Screening and Brief Alcohol Intervention: Effective Mechanisms to Prevent FASD’s - Pre-Test

In order to receive CEU credits for this course, please take a moment to complete the following steps:

1. Complete this pre-test prior to signing into the webinar training.
2. At the end of the 1 hour webinar training please complete the post-test.
3. Three months after the session you will receive a follow-up email regarding the webinar training. Please
fill it out and submit back to The Arc, so we can determine if/how you implemented the skills learned in
this webinar.

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* 1. Participant Information

Name:

Email Address:

Phone Number:

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* 2. Degrees

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* 3. Which type of health profession do you identify as:

Nurse Midwife

Nurse Practitioner

Registered Nurse

Physician

Physician Assistant

Other (please specify)

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* 4. Do you interact with patients?

Yes

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* 5. What barriers hold you back from discussing alcohol use with your female patients that are pregnant or of child-bearing age?

Time constraints

Not financially reimbursable

Still didn’t have enough training with the Screening and Brief Intervention methods to feel comfortable breaching the topic

Still didn’t have enough resources to feel comfortable breaching the topic

I think it’s someone else’s job to discuss this with the patients

I don’t agree with the data regarding no alcohol at all during pregnancy

None - I discuss alcohol use with all female patients that are pregnant or of child-bearing age

Other (please specify)

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* 6. Which is NOT considered a “standard drink”?

1.5 oz of liquor (gin, vodka, whiskey)

7 oz of table wine

12 oz of beer

9 oz of malt liquor

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* 7. A “Colt 45” (45 oz of beer at 6% alcohol) is equivalent to how many standard drinks?

2.3

3.4

4.5

5.6

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* 8. Check the statement below that is NOT true.

Lower levels of alcohol consumption cause more damage in woman than men.

Women have a higher proportion of body fat and lower volume of body water resulting in higher blood alcohol concentration.

Women have lower first-pass metabolism of alcohol in the stomach before it enters the blood stream allowing more alcohol into the blood.

Women and men face the same long-term effects of alcohol consumption.

All of the above are true.

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* 9. Which of the following is NOT a stage in the “Readiness to Change” continuum?

Pre-contemplation

Contemplation

Preparation

Cessation

Maintenance

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* 10. Screening Tools, such as TWEAK and T-ACE, all focus on common themes and ask questions that revolve around all of these topics EXCEPT for:

Tolerance to alcohol.

Self-perceptions/history of your own drinking behaviors.

Concerns from friends or family regarding your drinking.

Genetic history of woman and close family members.

Frequency of alcohol consumption.

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* 11. Select the statement that describes a potential challenge when using brief intervention methods with woman that have an FASD or other cognitive limitation.

They take too long.

Questions are too abstract.

Questions can’t be altered.

No issues – brief intervention methods have same effectiveness on female patients regardless of cognitive limitations.

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* 1. Participant Information

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* 2. Degrees

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* 3. Which type of health profession do you identify as:

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* 4. Do you interact with patients?

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* 5. What barriers hold you back from discussing alcohol use with your female patients that are pregnant or of child-bearing age?

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* 6. Which is NOT considered a “standard drink”?

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* 7. A “Colt 45” (45 oz of beer at 6% alcohol) is equivalent to how many standard drinks?

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* 8. Check the statement below that is NOT true.

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* 9. Which of the following is NOT a stage in the “Readiness to Change” continuum?

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* 10. Screening Tools, such as TWEAK and T-ACE, all focus on common themes and ask questions that revolve around all of these topics EXCEPT for:

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* 11. Select the statement that describes a potential challenge when using brief intervention methods with woman that have an FASD or other cognitive limitation.

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* 12. As a result of this viewing this webinar, I hope to learn: