Question 1

____________________ are typically used to document provision of services, such as conducting an intake interview or referring a client for a medical evaluation.

Accepted Answer

A)  Audio recordings 
B)  Case notes 
C)  E-mails 
D)  Psychotherapy notes 
A)  Audio recordings 
B)  Case notes 
C)  E-mails 
D)  Psychotherapy notes B

Question 2

Case management can best be described as:

Accepted Answer

A)  Cyclical and unidirectional 
B)  Cyclical and recurrent 
C)  Linear and unidirectional 
D)  Linear and recurrent 
A)  Cyclical and unidirectional 
B)  Cyclical and recurrent 
C)  Linear and unidirectional 
D)  Linear and recurrent B

Question 3

Three primary certifications exist for RCs who provide case management. The certification recommended for RCs in insurance-based practice is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Disability management specialist 
B)  Certified rehabilitation counselor 
C)  Certified case manager 
D)  Disability rehabilitation counselor 
A)  Disability management specialist 
B)  Certified rehabilitation counselor 
C)  Certified case manager 
D)  Disability rehabilitation counselor A

Question 4

Injured or ill clients may sometimes be able to return to work, often with accommodations or modifications. This evaluation determines whether or not the tasks of a job are physically appropriate.

Accepted Answer

A)  Job analysis 
B)  Extended situational assessment 
C)  Transferable skills analysis 
D)  Functional capacity evaluation 
A)  Job analysis 
B)  Extended situational assessment 
C)  Transferable skills analysis 
D)  Functional capacity evaluation

Question 5

____ refers to the collaborative process between a client and professional to meet an individual's needs, whereas ___ refers to the process of working with more than one case.

Accepted Answer

A)  Caseload management; case management 
B)  Case management; caseload management 
C)  Resource allocation; justice 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Caseload management; case management 
B)  Case management; caseload management 
C)  Resource allocation; justice 
D)  None of the above

____________________ are typically used to document provision of services, such as conducting an intake interview or referring a client for a medical evaluation.

Case management can best be described as:

Three primary certifications exist for RCs who provide case management. The certification recommended for RCs in insurance-based practice is:

Injured or ill clients may sometimes be able to return to work, often with accommodations or modifications. This evaluation determines whether or not the tasks of a job are physically appropriate.

__ refers to the collaborative process between a client and professional to meet an individual's needs, whereas _ refers to the process of working with more than one case.

Rehabilitation Counseling Professional Competencies

Professional Credentialing

History of Rehabilitation Counseling in the Profession of Counseling

Concepts and Models

Disability Policy and Law

The Person With a Disability

Family and Relationship Issues

The Disability Rights Community

Disability Issues in a Global Context

Assessment

Counseling

Advocacy

Career Development and Employment of People With Disabilities

Forensic and Indirect Services

Ethics and Ethical Decision Making

Cultural Competence and Social Justice

Evidence-Based Practice and Research Utilization

Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Technology

Rehabilitation Counselor Supervision

Filters

Exam 12: Case Management

____________________ are typically used to document provision of services, such as conducting an intake interview or referring a client for a medical evaluation.

Case management can best be described as:

Three primary certifications exist for RCs who provide case management. The certification recommended for RCs in insurance-based practice is:

Injured or ill clients may sometimes be able to return to work, often with accommodations or modifications. This evaluation determines whether or not the tasks of a job are physically appropriate.

____ refers to the collaborative process between a client and professional to meet an individual's needs, whereas ___ refers to the process of working with more than one case.

Rehabilitation Counseling Professional Competencies

Professional Credentialing

History of Rehabilitation Counseling in the Profession of Counseling

Concepts and Models

Disability Policy and Law

The Person With a Disability

Family and Relationship Issues

The Disability Rights Community

Disability Issues in a Global Context

Assessment

Counseling

Advocacy

Career Development and Employment of People With Disabilities

Forensic and Indirect Services

Ethics and Ethical Decision Making

Cultural Competence and Social Justice

Evidence-Based Practice and Research Utilization

Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Technology

Rehabilitation Counselor Supervision

Filters

__ refers to the collaborative process between a client and professional to meet an individual's needs, whereas _ refers to the process of working with more than one case.