Chapter 13: Lesson 4- M

To abuse medications or drugs to cope with symptoms of a health condition is called __________.

• Self-Medicating
• Behavioral Treatment
• AWARxE Prescription Drug Safety Program

A(n) ____________ is a treatment for a substance use disorder in which a healthcare professional oversees recovery. It may involve a combination of medicinal and behavioral treatment.

• Rehabilitation Program
• Self-Medicating
• Behavioral Treatment

A strategy for treating substance use disorders that involves using medications and teaching a person how to handle cravings and avoid abusing the substance again is known as _________.

• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• Rehabilitation Program
• Self-Medicating

The act of taking a substance again after deciding to stop drinking is called __________.

• Relapse
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• Rehabilitation Program

When substance use disorders and other mental illnesses occur together it is called ____________.

• Co-Occuring Disorders
• Relapse
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)

__________ is a progam that spreads awareness about the growing issue of prescription medication abuse.

• AWARxE Prescription Drug Safety Program
• DARE Program
• Alcoholics Anonymous

The drug treatment that focuses on teaching people how to handle cravings without abusing the substance is known as __________.

• Behavioral Treatment
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• Medicinal Treatment

- skills-training programs - support groups - sober living communities

• Programs to Avoid Relapse
• Environmental Factors Affecting Medication and Drug Abuse
• Individual Factors Affecting Medication and Drug Abuse

___________ is a process that clears all medications or drugs from a person's body.

• Detoxification
• Relapse
• Self-Medicate

The treatment option that may include medications that help lessn withdrawal symptoms is called _________.

• Medicinal Treatment
• Behavioral Treatment
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)