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TFauchery

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MC The nurse is working in a methadone clinic. What type of intervention does this best describe?
 
  A. Tertiary prevention
   B. Pharmacological intervention therapy
   C. Harm reduction
   D. Health promotion

Question 2

MC The nurse is working in a program whose clients are substance abusers who are trying to avoid relapse. The nurse is assisting one client to recognize personal warning signs of relapse. Which principle of relapse prevention does this best represent?
 
  A. Integration
   B. Self-regulation
   C. Self-knowledge
   D. Awareness



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Answer to Question 1

C. Harm reduction

Answer to Question 2

C. Self-knowledge





 

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