Practitioner Online Pre-test

D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test

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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
The following items will be used only to describe the demographic makeup of course participants. 

Are you Hispanic or Latino/a?
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How do you describe your race? (select all that apply)
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j Medical degree
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What is your current area of practice?
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Are you a licensed/certified alcohol & drug counselor?

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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
In your current position, do you provide services to women of childbearing age?

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On a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means “Not at all confident” and 10 means “Completely
confident,” how confident are you in your skills to do the following?
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Screen women for risky or 

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hazardous drinking
Educate pregnant women 
about the effects of alcohol 
on their babies
Conduct brief interventions for 
reducing alcohol 
consumption
Utilize resources to refer 
patients who need formal 
treatment for alcohol abuse

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In your current position, do you provide services to individuals who may be at risk of an
FASD?

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On a scale from 0 to 10, where 0 means “Not at all confident” and 10 means “Completely
confident,” how confident are you in your skills to do the following?
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Identify persons with possible 

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FAS or other prenatal 
alcohol­related disorders
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possible FAS or other 
prenatal alcohol­related 
disorders
Utilize resources to refer 
patients for diagnosis and/or 
treatment services
Manage/coordinate the 
treatment of persons with an 
FASD

D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
Below are 2 (two) scenarios that describe alcohol­related behaviors in women. Please read each scenario carefully and 
respond to the questions that follow regarding the described individual and behavior. 

Scenario 1
Over the past few months, Sally has started to drink more than her usual amount of
alcohol. In fact, she has noticed that she now needs to drink twice as much in order to get
the same effect. Several times she has tried to cut down or stop drinking. However, each
time she tried she became very agitated and couldn’t sleep, so would start drinking and
the symptoms would go away. Her family has complained that she is often hung over,
moody, and has become unreliable – making plans one day and cancelling them the next.
In fact, they report that she frequently calls them while intoxicated and has no memory of
the calls or what she promised the next day.
In your opinion, how likely is it that Sally’s situation might be caused by…
Not at all likely

Not very likely

her own bad character.

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Neither likely nor 

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unlikely

her brain.

her life.
a genetic or inherited 
problem.
God’s will.

D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
On a scale of 1 (Not at all) ­ 6 (Extremely), how likely would you be to…
Not at all likely

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be uncomfortable having a 
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is controllable?
talk with Sally about her 
drinking?

her own fault?
interview Sally for a job if 
you were an employer?

responsible for her drinking?
rent Sally an apartment if 
you were a landlord?

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Scenario 2
During the past year, Jessica has started to drink more than her usual amount of alcohol.
In fact, she has noticed that she now needs to drink twice as much in order to get the
same effect. Three months ago, Jessica found out that she is pregnant and her doctor told
her she should not drink alcohol during her pregnancy. Jessica has tried but so far has
not been able to stop drinking. Some of Jessica’s friends told her that when they were
pregnant the taste and/or smell of alcohol made them sick. Jessica was hoping that she
would have the same reaction, but that has not been the case. Out of concern for Jessica’s
health and the health of her baby, her family has tried several times to talk with her about it.
However, they are telling her that she is being selfish and not behaving in the best interest
of her child. This approach is only increasing how guilty and ashamed Jessica is feeling
about not being able to stop. As a result, Jessica has become very secretive about her
drinking, sneaking a drink whenever she has a chance.
In your opinion, how likely is it that Jessica ’s situation might be caused by…
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Not very likely

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God’s will.

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On a scale of 1 (Not at all) ­ 6 (Extremely), how likely would you be to…
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feel ashamed if people 
knew someone like Jessica 
was a member of your 
family?
be uncomfortable having a 
conversation with Jessica?

drinking is controllable?
talk with Jessica about her 
drinking?

is her own fault?
interview Jessica for a job if 
you were an employer?

responsible for her drinking?
rent Jessica an apartment if 
you were a landlord?
be concerned about 
Jessica?
try to stay away from 
Jessica?

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The following items deal with factors related to fetal alcohol spectrum disorders. 

The best public health message related to alcohol consumption by women of childbearing
age is ....
j Women who know they are pregnant should not consume alcohol.
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j Women who are pregnant or could become pregnant should not consume alcohol.
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j All sexually active women should not consume alcohol.
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j Women of childbearing age should not consume alcohol.
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j Alcohol use, in moderation, is safe for all women.
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An episode of “binge” drinking for women of childbearing age is defined as:
j 2 drinks or more per occasion
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j 3 drinks or more per occasion
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j 4 drinks or more per occasion
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j 5 drinks or more per occasion
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j 6 drinks or more per occasion
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Which one of these is NOT considered a standard drink:
j 12 ounces of beer
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j 12 ounces of wine cooler
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j 5 ounces of wine
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j 3 ounces of vodka
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j All of the above are standard drinks
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Which of the following is NOT an essential element of all brief interventions?
j Empathy
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j Responsibility
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j Advice
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j Confrontation
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j Feedback
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Although specific deficits experienced by individuals with an FASD vary widely, behavioral
deficits are likely to include which of the following:
j memory problems, underactivity, and self­injurious behavior
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j inattention, memory problems and hyperactivity
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j particular mannerisms, hoarding, and memory problems
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j emotion regulation, weight loss, fatigue, irritability
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j auditory hallucinations, disorganized speech, and flat affect
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Which of the following include all three facial abnormalities associated with fetal alcohol
syndrome?
j Low set ears, large eye openings, large forehead
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j Small palpebral fissures, smooth philtrum, thin upper lip
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j Large palpebral fissures, smooth philtrum, thin upper lip
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j Large forehead, flattened cheeks, small eyes
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j Thin upper lip, distinct philtrum, ectropion
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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?
j Persons with FASDs may experience problems in school and in getting along with other children.
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j Persons with FASDs generally do not need support and services to live and work independently as adults.
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j Persons with FASDs can benefit from obtaining an early diagnosis.
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j Persons with FASDs may need support and services throughout their lives.
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j Persons with FASDs may be at an increased risk for victimization and high risk behaviors.
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Which of the following is a safe amount of alcohol for a pregnant woman to consume?
j A standard drink twice a week
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j A drink that is less than a standard amount twice a week
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j After the first trimester, it is safe to have an occasional standard drink
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j It is safe to drink alcohol during the third trimester
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j No known amount of alcohol is safe during pregnancy
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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
Which of the following are considered protective factors against secondary disabilities
associated with FASDs?
j Living in stable and nurturing home environments
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j Early diagnosis (before 6 years of age)
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j Absence of exposure to violence
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j Consistency in caregivers
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j Eligibility for social and educational services
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j All of the above
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If there is time to ask non­pregnant women only one alcohol­use screening question,
which of the following can be used?
j Do you get annoyed with people when you drink?
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j On any single occasion during the past 3 months, have you had more than 4 drinks containing alcohol?
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j What time of the day do you typically start drinking?
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j Are you pregnant?
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j None of the above can be used
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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
To what extent to you agree with the following statements?

Lifestyle changes don’t 

Strongly disagree

Disagree

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disagree

occur automatically.
FASD is an umbrella term 
that covers multiple 
problems related to 
prenatal exposure to 
alcohol
There are no societal costs 
related to FASDs
Alcohol affects multiple 
organ systems throughout 
pregnancy… particularly 
the central nervous system
Only pregnant women need 
to be screened for alcohol 
use
There is no safe time, no 
safe type, and no known 
safe amount of alcohol that 
can be consumed during 
pregnancy
Brief interventions promote 
reductions in alcohol use 
among non­dependent 
individuals
Supportive, non­
judgmental counseling can 
lead to decreased alcohol 
use during pregnancy

D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
Which of the following is NOT reported as an outcome of research­based interventions for
children with FASDs?
j improved social functioning
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j improved child behavior
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j development of executive functioning and self­regulation
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j increased parental distress
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j improved parenting attitudes
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Positive responses given to items on the TWEAK or the T­ACE screening instruments
indicate
j a diagnosis of alcoholism.
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j the likelihood that the woman will seek treatment for alcohol abuse.
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j the need for the health care provider to discuss the risks associated with drinking alcohol, especially when the woman is pregnant.
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j the difference between binge drinking and problem drinking.
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j the need for immediate admission to a treatment facility for further evaluation.
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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
Alcohol use during pregnancy
j interferes with the normal proliferation of nerve cells.
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j alters the brain’s ability to produce or regulate cell growth, division, and survival.
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j alters the expression of certain genes.
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j alters the pathways of biochemical or electrical signals within cells.
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j All of the above
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Which one of the following statements is NOT correct?
j Some women expose their fetus to alcohol because of alcohol dependence or addiction.
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j Health providers seek the best outcomes for women and fetuses by efforts to increase foreseeable benefits and minimize foreseeable 
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harms. 

j Most medical societies advocate coercive methods as a first intervention for women who expose a fetus to alcohol.
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j Health providers have an ethical duty to respect their patients.
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j The legal status of fetuses is addressed by federal and state laws.
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Which of these is NOT part of the addictive disease process?
j Craving and compulsion
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j Violent behavior
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j Loss of control
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j Continued use despite adverse consequences
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j All of the above are part of the addictive disease process
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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
Scientific studies of the effects of alcohol on the fetus have shown that:
j Alcohol has no effect on the development of the fetus in the third trimester.
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j Alcohol can only affect fetal development in the first trimester.
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j A small to moderate amount of alcohol is safest during the second trimester.
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j Of all the different types of alcohol, wine is the safest for a pregnant woman to consume.
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j None of the above is correct.
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Which of the following is NOT required to confirm a diagnosis of fetal alcohol syndrome
(FAS)?
j Facial dysmorphia
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j Growth retardation
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j Central nervous system (CNS) abnormalities
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j Documentation of prenatal alcohol exposure
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j All of the above are required for a diagnosis of FAS
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D16. Frontier FASD Online Practitioner Training Pre-test
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