Question 1

Sometimes client may "ramble," or get caught up in irrelevant details. How might you refocus the client on the most critical details?

Accepted Answer

It is important to start "treating" the problems too early. This interview is for treatment it is for assessment.

Question 2

One element of the BPS is the mental status exam.his:

Accepted Answer

A)  must be deferred to the physician. 
B)  is where you formally test the clients' mental condition. 
C)  is not generally required. 
D)  can only be completed by the psychologist. 
E)  is the first item to be completed. 
A)  must be deferred to the physician. 
B)  is where you formally test the clients' mental condition. 
C)  is not generally required. 
D)  can only be completed by the psychologist. 
E)  is the first item to be completed. B

Question 3

he purpose of the BPS interview is to establish trust and rapport.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Obsessions and Compulsions are:

Accepted Answer

A)  thoughts and actions. 
B)  the same. 
C)  a false belief that is fixed. 
D)  actions and thoughts. 
E)  feelings and actions. 
A)  thoughts and actions. 
B)  the same. 
C)  a false belief that is fixed. 
D)  actions and thoughts. 
E)  feelings and actions.

Question 5

Intelligence should be estimated by:

Accepted Answer

A)  IQ scores. 
B)  Beck's Depression Inventory. 
C)  Personality Inventories. 
D)  General ranges (above average, average, etc.). 
E)  A general short paragraph reading test. 
A)  IQ scores. 
B)  Beck's Depression Inventory. 
C)  Personality Inventories. 
D)  General ranges (above average, average, etc.). 
E)  A general short paragraph reading test.

Question 6

he BPS interview is generally completed in under an hour.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Motor behavior is:

Accepted Answer

A)  how fast an individual can answer questions. 
B)  abstract processing speed. 
C)  description of how a client is moving (tic, tremor, etc.). 
D)  found in delirium tremens. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  how fast an individual can answer questions. 
B)  abstract processing speed. 
C)  description of how a client is moving (tic, tremor, etc.). 
D)  found in delirium tremens. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 8

It is important to learn a client's relationship history. We should inquire about all but:

Accepted Answer

A)  close friends. 
B)  current "romantic relationship" status. 
C)  if they have ever been in love. 
D)  the names of partners. 
E)  all the above are required. 
A)  close friends. 
B)  current "romantic relationship" status. 
C)  if they have ever been in love. 
D)  the names of partners. 
E)  all the above are required.

Question 9

List the top three problems and incorporate them into the treatment plan.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

One item in the BPS interview is regarding the client's developmental milestones. Why might this be important to determine? How can this impact treatment delivery?

Accepted Answer

Intellectual and developmental

Question 11

Information gleaned from the BioPsychSocial (BPS) interview is not guaranteed to be accurate.or this reason, the interviewer may document the client is a "questionable informant."

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Examples of "use patterns" include:

Accepted Answer

A)  what different chemicals they have tried. 
B)  their family history. 
C)  the frequency and context of their use. 
D)  all the above. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  what different chemicals they have tried. 
B)  their family history. 
C)  the frequency and context of their use. 
D)  all the above. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 13

All diseases have psychological AND biological factors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Examples of "thought process" indicators include all except:

Accepted Answer

A)  if the client has a normal stream of thought. 
B)  if the client can articulate clear ideas. 
C)  if the client has an observable tic or stutter. 
D)  if the thoughts are logical and coherent. 
E)  all are included as examples of thought processes. 
A)  if the client has a normal stream of thought. 
B)  if the client can articulate clear ideas. 
C)  if the client has an observable tic or stutter. 
D)  if the thoughts are logical and coherent. 
E)  all are included as examples of thought processes.

Question 15

You must know about a person's culture to be able to step into their worldview from their perspective.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

A delusion is:

Accepted Answer

A)  a false belief that is fixed. 
B)  seeing something that is not there. 
C)  hearing noises that others cannot. 
D)  being in a state of denial. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  a false belief that is fixed. 
B)  seeing something that is not there. 
C)  hearing noises that others cannot. 
D)  being in a state of denial. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 17

What is the difference between a "reliable" and "questionable" informant?

Accepted Answer

This is based on the degree the counselo

Question 18

Explain why it is important to explain the BPS process before you begin the interview.

Accepted Answer

As mentioned earlier in the bo

Sometimes client may "ramble," or get caught up in irrelevant details. How might you refocus the client on the most critical details?

One element of the BPS is the mental status exam.his:

he purpose of the BPS interview is to establish trust and rapport.

Obsessions and Compulsions are:

Intelligence should be estimated by:

he BPS interview is generally completed in under an hour.

Motor behavior is:

It is important to learn a client's relationship history. We should inquire about all but:

List the top three problems and incorporate them into the treatment plan.

One item in the BPS interview is regarding the client's developmental milestones. Why might this be important to determine? How can this impact treatment delivery?

Information gleaned from the BioPsychSocial (BPS) interview is not guaranteed to be accurate.or this reason, the interviewer may document the client is a "questionable informant."

Examples of "use patterns" include:

All diseases have psychological AND biological factors.

Examples of "thought process" indicators include all except:

You must know about a person's culture to be able to step into their worldview from their perspective.

A delusion is:

What is the difference between a "reliable" and "questionable" informant?

Explain why it is important to explain the BPS process before you begin the interview.

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Exam 3: The Biopsychosocial Interview

Sometimes client may "ramble," or get caught up in irrelevant details. How might you refocus the client on the most critical details?

One element of the BPS is the mental status exam.his:

he purpose of the BPS interview is to establish trust and rapport.

Obsessions and Compulsions are:

Intelligence should be estimated by:

he BPS interview is generally completed in under an hour.

Motor behavior is:

It is important to learn a client's relationship history. We should inquire about all but:

List the top three problems and incorporate them into the treatment plan.

One item in the BPS interview is regarding the client's developmental milestones. Why might this be important to determine? How can this impact treatment delivery?

Information gleaned from the BioPsychSocial (BPS) interview is not guaranteed to be accurate.or this reason, the interviewer may document the client is a "questionable informant."

Examples of "use patterns" include:

All diseases have psychological AND biological factors.

Examples of "thought process" indicators include all except:

You must know about a person's culture to be able to step into their worldview from their perspective.

A delusion is:

What is the difference between a "reliable" and "questionable" informant?

Explain why it is important to explain the BPS process before you begin the interview.

Heirst Contact

1st Hours

The Treatment Plan

Individual Treatment

Group Therapy

The Drugs

Recovery Skills

The Steps

The Lectures

Special Problems

Adolescent

The Family Program

The Clinical Staff

Discharge Planning and Continuing Care

The Good Counselor

Filters