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Creating Positive Outcomes for Youth With Mental Health and Substance Abuse Issues

Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being for Children and Families

1. Efforts to promote children's mental health need to be structured along a continuum that includes identifying problems early, intervening appropriately, and ensuring access to treatment and other recovery services.

A. True B. False

Meeting Children's Needs

2. Of children between the ages of 9 and 17, ______ percent have emotional disturbances severe enough to impair their functioning.

A. 7 to 11 B. 6 to 10 C. 5 to 9 D. 4 to 8

Wraparound Oregon: Treating Very Young Children

3. As part of SAMHSA's Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services Program for Children and Their Families, emphasis is placed on working with the family to discover its:

A. Strengths and needs B. Patterns and vulnerabilities C. Priorities and deficits D. All of the above

Tiwahe Wakan: Families Are Sacred

4. Children on reservations are often exposed to alcohol and drug abuse, domestic violence, and poverty, and experts label these experiences as "situational trauma".

A. True B. False

Forecasting the Next Five Years-Basic Strategies

5. Mental health promotion and mental illness prevention rest on the knowledge that mental health exists on a continuum, with neither health nor illness existing in pure isolation from one another.

A. True B. False

Practice Strategies

6. In order to adopt whole health, person-centered health care strategies, states and communities must develop a multidisciplinary, high-tech, ____________ healthcare environment.

A. Integrated B. Diversified C. Culturally competent D. Synthesized

Under the Influence: Fathers, Adolescents, and Alcohol Use-Prevalence

7. According to SAMHSA data, approximately 15% of adolescents who lived with a father who did not use alcohol in the past year reported past-year use for themselves, while 26% of adolescents who lived with a father with an alcohol use disorder reported past-year alcohol use.

A. True B. False

Parents: Prevention Means Being Involved

8. A key factor in the prevention of substance abuse among young people is parental involvement, which SAMHSA measures by each of the following factors EXCEPT:

A. Parents saying that they are proud of their children B. Parents limiting the amount of time children watch TV C. Parents giving help with homework D. Parents participating in school activities and extracurricular activities with their children

State by State Reports

9. Recent National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) indicate that in the United States, Utah has the lowest rates of underage drinking (14.2%), while Vermont has the highest (38.4%).

A. True B. False

Tobacco Sales to Youth: Lower Than Ever

10. Research shows that states that do more than rely on reducing retail sales to prevent youth tobacco use, such as raising the excise tax, enacting clean indoor air policies, and creating media campaigns have better results with tobacco use prevention

A. True B. False


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