If a Chemically Dependent Client Is Not Ready to Change

question 10

Multiple Choice

If a chemically dependent client is not ready to change unwanted behavior, the dental hygienist should:

• A) alert the police.
• B) dismiss client from the practice.
• C) refer to primary care physician.
• D) refer to intervention treatment facility.
• E) state concerns and modify dental treatment.

Comprehend the impact of life changes and stress on health and well-being as proposed by Holmes and Rahe.

Distinguish between types of stresses and their sources, including daily hassles and major life events.

Recognize different types of conflicts and the stress associated with decision-making.

Identify strategies for managing stress and the role of positive events (uplifts).