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67 Cards in this Set
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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS CAN COMMANDS TAKE TO HELP ELIMINATE PRACTICES AND CUSTOMS THAT ENCOURAGE PERSONNEL TO DRINK |
EMPHASIZE MODERATION, PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, ENSURE ADEQUATE QUANTITITES OF NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES |
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Who is responsible to the Commanding officer for carrying out the policies of the Navy Drug and Alcohol Abuse Program (NADAP)? (Page 3-21 |
DAPA |
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Confinement on bread and water has a maximum duration of how many days? (Page 3-7) |
3 |
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Under the Navy's policy for drug abusers, which of the following actions is taken if a PO2 commits a drug abuse offense? |
THE PERSON IS PROCESED FOR IMMEDIATE SEPERATION |
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The number one drug problem in the United States is the abuse of which of the following substances? |
ALCOHOL |
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Which of the following types of behavior could be a positive clue that a person is abusing some form of drugs? |
BOTCHING A JOB WHEN IT IS KNOWN THAT THE PEROSN IS USUALLY A TOP PERFORMER |
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To help your subordinates grow both personally and professionally, you must use which of the following supervisory practices? |
Provide timely feedback on performance, Provide on-the-job training, Identify their strengths and weaknesses |
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The Navy operates how many alcohol rehabilitation centers (NAVALREHCEN)? |
4 |
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True or false, Under the UCMJ punishment must be imposed within 2 years of the offense? |
TRUE |
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All Navy supervisors should be familiar with the Navy' policy regarding alcoholism as outlined in the OPNAVINST on alcohol and drug abuse prevention and control. What is the purpose of this instruction with regard to alcohol abuse? |
To acknowledge the Navy's responsibility for counseling and to aid alcoholics in recovery |
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True or false, in chronic stages of alcoholism tolerance decreases markedly until the victim may become drunk on relatively small amounts of alcohol? |
FALSE |
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Which of the following social stigmas is usually attached to an alcoholic? |
ALCOHOLISM IS A MORAL WEAKNESS RATHER THAN IN ILLNESS |
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Alcohol is classified as what type of drug? |
DEPRESSANT |
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Non-judicial punishment is better known in the Navy by which of the following titles? |
CAPTAIN'S MAST |
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Which of the following drugs can cause the heart or arteries to burst and cause a massive coronary? |
CRACK |
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The effects of marijuana on the emotions and senses of the user depend on which of the following factors? |
BOTH- THE AMOUNT AND THE STRENGTH OF THE SUBSTANCE AND THE SOCIAL SETTING AND EXPECTED EFFECTS |
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The Report and Disposition of Offense(s), NAVPERs 1626/7, contains all of the following information except what? |
ALL OF THE REQUIRED PRE-MAST ADVICE THAT MUST BE GIVEN TO THE ACCUSED |
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Depressant overdoses, when taken with alcohol, may result in which of the following conditions? |
DEATH |
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Which of the following paraphernalia found in a locker is an indication that the person is a narcotics abuser? |
BENT SPOONS, EYE DROPPERS, COTTON BALLS |
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Which of the following characteristics or symptoms identifies a person suffering from alcoholism? |
BOTH PHYSICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE |
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CMEO is an equal opportunity management system controlled primarily at which of the following levels? |
COMMAND |
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True or False, Restriction is the least severe form of deprivation of liberty? |
TRUE |
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What is the most valuable detection and deterrence tool used by the Navy to identify drug abusers? |
URINALYSIS TESTING |
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Your rights are found under what UCMJ article? |
31 |
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Which of the following persons must have prior knowledge of a drug detection dog inspection or search? |
BOTH- THE DOG HANDLER AND THE CO |
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When, if ever, would the promotion prospects of recovered alcoholic be affected? |
IF MISCONDUCT OR POOR PERFORMACE RESULTED FORM ALCOHOLISM |
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Which of the following indicators is one of the dangers to the hallucinogen abuser? |
THE INPREDICATABILITY OF THE EFFECTS OF THE DRUG |
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Abuse of which of the following types of drugs may result in reoccurring effects months after the drug has been taken? |
HALLUCINOGENS |
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Information concerning equal opportunity contained in command records may NOT be obtained through which of the following methods? |
TRAINING |
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A drug abuse who suffers long periods of time without sleeping or eating is probably abusing which of the following types of drugs? |
STIMULANTS |
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Navy personnel who have a drinking problem can receive which of the following types of care from a Navy hospital? |
EVALUTAION, DETOXIFICATION, PRIMARY REHABILITATION |
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Which of the following supervisors supports the Navy's Equal Opportunity program? |
THE ONE WHO RELATES POSITIVELY AND DIRECTLY WITH ALL PEOPLE EQUALLY |
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Alcohol when taken in combination with other drugs, affects the body how? |
THE OTHER DRUG IS METABOLIZED SLOWER THAN THE ALCOHOL AND REMAINS ACTIVE FOR LONGER PERIODS |
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One definition of a problem drinker is one who must drink to function or to cope with life. How does the Navy define "alcoholism"? |
Depending on alcohol psychologically and/or physiologically |
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Which of the following personnel are subject to participation in urinalysis testing program? |
All enlisted and officer personnel, regardless of the rank or age |
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As a supervisor faced with a drug or alcohol problem caused by one of your division personnel, what resources can you turn to for advice and assistance? |
Chaplain, Command Master Chief, Senior personnel around you |
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Alcohol abuse prevention is the responsibility of which of the following persons? |
The individual |
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Which of the following statements is true concerning the diagnosing of alcoholism? |
It is often slow to be recognized |
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Each urinalysis sample is tested how many minimum number of times by one of the Navy's drug screening laboratories? |
3 |
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What treatment technique does the Navy use in returning an alcoholic to a useful and productive life? |
One that matches the needs of the person to the appropriate therapy |
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Why has the Navy taken a firm stand against drug abuse? |
Drug abuse undermines combined readiness, Drug abuse is costly in lost man-hours, Drug abuse causes the loss of morale and esprit de corps |
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What is considered the most severe form of NJP? |
Reduction in grade |
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What long-term effects can be expected by a person who is a heavy drinker for a prolonged period of time? |
Lowered resistance to infectious diseases, Damage to the major organs of the body, Deterioration of memory and judgment |
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What is the maximum time a person may be assigned to a Level II counseling program? |
4 WEEKS |
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An indicator of a marijuana abuser presently under the influence of the substance? |
Loud and rapid talking, In a stupor or seems sleepy, Great bursts of laughter |
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Which of the following terms describes the Navy's recognition that drug and alcohol abuse is incompatible with the Navy's effort to instill pride and professionalism? |
ZERO TOLERANCE |
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A drug abuse deeply under the influence of narcotics displays which of the following characteristics? |
LEGARTHY |
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The preliminary inquiry officer (PIO) completes what section of NAVPERS 1626/7? |
E |
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To manage and supervise people effectively, you must have what leadership skill? |
THE ABILITY TO LISTEN AND TO UNDERSTANDE WHAT PEOPLE HAVE TO SAY |
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Which of the following drugs is abused on the pretense of weight control? |
AMPHETAMINES |
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What two methods of data collecting by the CAT require other data sources to be used to draw conclusions and produce findings that can be validly interpreted? |
OBSERVATIONS AND SURVEYS |
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Which of the following subjects is NOT covered during the Navy Rights and Responsibilities Workshop? |
COMBATANT SKILLS |
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The Navy Rights and Responsibility Workshop is conducted by which of the following groups? |
COMMAND TRAINING TEAM |
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If a person commits an act of arbitrary discrimination, the commanding officer may take which of the following disciplinary actions? |
Assign lower evaluation marks, Award nonjudicial punishment, Submit a recommendation for separation |
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Abuse of which of the following types of drugs results in the appearance of alcohol intoxication, but without the odor of alcohol on the breath? |
DEPRESSANTS |
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Many definitions are used to describe problem drinking or alcoholism. Describe an alcoholic? |
A person who depends on alcohol to help him or her function in everyday life |
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Volatile chemical abuse is usually indicated by which of the following conditions? |
SMELL OF THE CHEMICAL ON THE BREATH |
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Who must ensure that within a reasonable amount of time of the report of an offense that the accused is fully advised of his or her rights concerning a possible NJP? |
OFFICER CONTEMPLATING IMPOSING NJP |
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How does alcohol quickly affect the central nervous system? |
It is immediately absorbed into the bloodstream |
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Under Article 15 of the UCMJ, you have how many days to appeal the punishment awarded to you if you feel that it was unjust or disproportionate? (Page 3-8) |
5 |
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Arrest in quarters may only be imposed on which of the following naval personnel? |
BOTH W2-W4 AND 01-010 |
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Under article 15 of the UCMJ, the Commanding Officer has how many punishments identified that he or she can impose at mast? |
9 |
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Normally, the first emotional reaction following a dose of heroin is? |
A FEELING OF RELIEF |
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What indicator is used by most states to determine whether or not a person is intoxicated? |
BLOOD ALCOHOL LEVEL |
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Drinking a large amount of cough medication is a common method of abusing which of the following drugs? |
CODEINE |
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A person who abuses heroin develops a tolerance for the drug. How does this tolerance affect the person's reaction to the drug? |
Larger doses are required for the same effect |
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A person who has taken an overdose of cocaine may experience which of the following reactions? |
DEATH |
