Brief Intervention: A practical response to alcohol screening

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Module 5 quiz.

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Which of the following statements is true? *

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More than 3 million women in the U.S. are at-risk for an alcohol-exposed pregnancy.

75% of women who want to get pregnant soon reported that they drink alcohol.

Approximately 10% of pregnant women report that they have consumed alcohol during pregnancy.

All statements are true.

What is the purpose of alcohol screening? *

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To identify people who drink alcohol above recommended limits.

To identify people with an alcohol use disorder.

To promote abstinence from alcohol use.

Brief intervention is a short, one-on-one counseling session by a health care provider that is directed at persons who drink above recommended limits.

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True

False

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A brief intervention is recommended for which AUDIT cut-off zones? *

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III and IV (high risk and possible alcohol use disorder)

II, III, and IV (at-risk, high risk, and possible alcohol use disorder)

IV (possible alcohol use disorder only)

All zones

What type of screening does alcohol screening and brief intervention recommend? *

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Selective

None of the above.

Universal

Discriminatory

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