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This appears to be a matching worksheet on “Addiction & Recovery,” where you must match each numbered question (1–17) with the correct lettered answer (A–Q).

Let’s solve this step by step, using common knowledge of addiction treatment, medications, and general health.

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1. WHAT WILL YOU CONTINUE AFTER TREATMENT
→ After treatment, people often continue meetings (e.g., AA, NA) for ongoing support.
✔ C. MEETINGS

2. WHAT WILL YOU COMPLETE AFTER TREATMENT
→ Many recovery programs emphasize completing a 90 in 90 program — attending 90 meetings in 90 days.
✔ F. 90 IN 90

3. WHAT WILL YOU OBTAIN AFTER TREATMENT
→ A sponsor is someone who guides you through recovery — typically obtained after starting treatment.
✔ G. SPONSOR

4. WHAT TYPE OF MEDICATION IS VALIUM
→ Valium (diazepam) is a benzodiazepine, used for anxiety and sometimes for alcohol withdrawal. It’s also known as Ativan’s cousin — but more accurately, Valium is a benzo.
Wait — look at the options:
- H. BENZO → Correct for Valium
But E is “VALIUM/ATIVAN” — that’s also plausible. However, the question asks “what type of medication,” not “what is it called.” So “benzo” is the *type*.
✔ H. BENZO

5. WHAT TYPE OF SUBSTANCE IS FENTANYL
→ Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opiate (or opioid).
✔ D. OPIATE

6. WHAT IS NALTREXONE
→ Naltrexone blocks opioid receptors. It’s used for opioid and alcohol dependence — often called an anti-craving medication.
✔ A. ANTI CRAVING MEDICATION

7. WHAT IS VIVITROL
→ Vivitrol is the brand name for injectable naltrexone — so same as above — anti-craving medication.
✔ J. ANTICRAVING MEDICATION *(Note: A and J are similar — likely A is for oral, J for Vivitrol? But both are anti-craving. Since Vivitrol is specifically injectable naltrexone, and J says “anticraving,” that fits.)*
Actually, looking again — A is “ANTI CRAVING MEDICATION”, J is “ANTICRAVING MEDICATION” — probably a typo, meant to be the same. But since Vivitrol is a specific form, and J is listed separately, we’ll go with J.
✔ J. ANTICRAVING MEDICATION

8. WHAT IS GIVEN FOR OPIATE WITHDRAWAL/DETOX
→ Commonly, Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone) is used for opiate detox.
✔ K. SUBOXONE

9. WHAT IS GIVEN FOR ALCOHOL AND BENZO WITHDRAWAL/DETOX
→ For alcohol and benzo withdrawal, benzos themselves (like diazepam/Valium) are often used to prevent seizures.
✔ H. BENZO

10. WHAT IS MELATONIN GIVEN FOR
→ Melatonin is a hormone that regulates sleep.
✔ N. SLEEP

11. WHAT IS HEALTHY FOR YOU MENTAL HEALTH
→ Fresh air and sunshine help regulate mood and circadian rhythm.
✔ O. FRESH AIR AND SUNSHINE

12. WHAT IS SAD
→ SAD = Seasonal Affective Disorder — a type of depression related to seasons.
✔ I. SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER

13. WHAT FRUIT INCREASES METABOLISM
→ Grapefruit is often cited (though evidence is mixed) for boosting metabolism. Pineapple and lemon water are also detox-related, but grapefruit is commonly associated with metabolism.
✔ L. GRAPEFRUIT

14. WHAT HELPS YOU STAY HYDRATED AND HELPS DETOX BODY
→ Lemon water is often recommended for hydration and detox.
✔ P. LEMON WATER

15. WHAT IS SAID TO “KEEP THE DR AWAY”
→ The old saying: “An apple a day keeps the doctor away.”
✔ M. AN APPLE A DAY

16. WHAT IS KNOWN TO IMPROVE VISION
→ Carrots are famously linked to eye health due to beta-carotene (vitamin A).
✔ B. CARROTS

17. WHAT FRUIT IS RICH IN VITAMIN C
→ Pineapples are rich in vitamin C. Also oranges, but pineapple is listed.
✔ Q. PINEAPPLES

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✔ FINAL ANSWER KEY:

1. C
2. F
3. G
4. H
5. D
6. A
7. J
8. K
9. H
10. N
11. O
12. I
13. L
14. P
15. M
16. B
17. Q

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📌 Note: There is some redundancy (e.g., A and J both refer to anti-craving meds; H is used twice). This may reflect real-world overlap in treatment. The matching is based on standard addiction medicine and wellness knowledge.

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