MC7-f2: Risk Reduction
Summative Assessment Example: Quiz
1. What is harm reduction?
A. A strategy that requires abstinence
B. Approaches to reduce substance-related harm without requiring abstinence
C. A punishment-based approach
D. A short-term detox method
Answer: B
2. What does HaRT stand for?
A. Harm and Recovery Treatment
B. Health and Abstinence Response Therapy
C. Harm Reduction Treatment
D. Holistic Addiction Recovery Tool
Answer: C
3. Which level applies harm reduction through public policy?
A. Microsystem
B. Mesosystem
C. Macrosystem
D. Individual system
Answer: C
4. What is a key principle of the HaRT mindset?
A. Abstinence is required
B. Providers define goals
C. Harm and use are always directly related
D. Patients define their own goals
Answer: D
5. What is the HaRT heartset?
A. A treatment manual
B. A compassionate way of being with patients
C. A diagnostic tool
D. A legal requirement
Answer: B
6. Which is NOT one of the three HaRT components?
A. Tracking harm
B. Patient goal setting
C. Punishment for relapse
D. Safer use strategies
Answer: C
7. What four elements are assessed in substance use recovery care?
A. Mood, sleep, diet, exercise
B. Type, quantity, frequency, route
C. Age, gender, income, housing
D. Diagnosis only
Answer: B
8. What is an example of a safer use strategy?
A. Using substances alone
B. Mixing substances
C. Staying hydrated when drinking alcohol
D. Increasing dose quickly
Answer: C
9. What tool measures substance-related harm?
A. DSM-5
B. SIP (Short Inventory of Problems)
C. PHQ-9
D. GAD-7
Answer: B
10. What is the goal of harm reduction planning?
A. Force abstinence
B. Reduce harm and improve quality of life
C. Punish substance use
D. Eliminate all risk immediately
Answer: B