I25-113

Question

From the mid-1980s through the early-2000s, specialty substance abuse centers, facilities that provide both residential and outpatient treatment services, emerged as dominant players in national substance abuse treatment. During the early to mid-1990s, expensive inpatient and residential treatment, viewed as less cost effective than intensive outpatient treatment models, were targeted as an area for cost-cutting, particularly for private insurance.

Other state and local spending is expected to continue to increase as a share of substance abuse spending throughout the projection period, rising from a 29 percent share in 1986 and a 40 percent share in 2003 to a projected 42 percent share in 2006 and 45 percent share in 2014 as reflected in the figure below.
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TetyanaRokobit · Answer

Official Solution:   
   
Both of these disorders are categorized as substance abuse according to tab 3.

Correct answer:  
Alcohol-induced or drug-induced psychoses: Yes
Methadone administration: Yes
Pervasive development disorders: No

I25-113

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Yes	No
		Alcohol-induced or drug-induced psychoses
		Methadone administration
		Pervasive development disorders