Question 1

What are two therapies that social workers can use in working with persons with chronic illnesses?

Accepted Answer

A)  Disease management and motivational interviewing 
B)  Problem-solving therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy 
C)  Hope therapy and pain therapy 
D)  Cognitive behavioral therapy and disease management therapy 
A)  Disease management and motivational interviewing 
B)  Problem-solving therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy 
C)  Hope therapy and pain therapy 
D)  Cognitive behavioral therapy and disease management therapy B

Question 2

Ecological perspective is used to recognize the myriad of systems through which a patient must manage illness.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment is said to inform what type of interventions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Family-centered interventions 
B)  Care model interventions 
C)  Evidence-based interventions 
D)  Interdisciplinary team-based interventions 
A)  Family-centered interventions 
B)  Care model interventions 
C)  Evidence-based interventions 
D)  Interdisciplinary team-based interventions C

Question 4

One step a social work must perform prior to selecting an intervention is to conduct a comprehensive biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Name the NASW standard that is most relevant for social work practice in cultural settings.

Accepted Answer

A)  Social justice 
B)  Cultural competence 
C)  Self-determination 
D)  Respect 
A)  Social justice 
B)  Cultural competence 
C)  Self-determination 
D)  Respect

Question 6

The role of social work has been magnified with integrated health care/behavioral health care models across the United States.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

In their capacity as policy advocates, social workers are unable to bring salience of issues about chronic disease to the attention of community members and leaders due to conflict to interest.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Two ethical principles for patient care noted by the NASW are competence and responsibility.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Which of the following tasks are completed through the assessment process?

Accepted Answer

A)  Capturing general public interest 
B)  Prioritizing patient's presenting health problems 
C)  Advocating for better medical care 
D)  Mapping out a plan of care 
A)  Capturing general public interest 
B)  Prioritizing patient's presenting health problems 
C)  Advocating for better medical care 
D)  Mapping out a plan of care

Question 10

Of the many chronic illnesses in the United States, which is often considered #1?

Accepted Answer

A)  Diabetes 
B)  Obesity 
C)  Heart disease 
D)  Cancer 
A)  Diabetes 
B)  Obesity 
C)  Heart disease 
D)  Cancer

Question 11

What are the four theories that inform a typical biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment?

Accepted Answer

A)  Strengths, ecological, lifespan, and development theory 
B)  Systems, ecological, role, and developmental theory 
C)  Feminist, strengths, resilience, and developmental theory 
D)  Race, systems, resilience, and ecological theory 
A)  Strengths, ecological, lifespan, and development theory 
B)  Systems, ecological, role, and developmental theory 
C)  Feminist, strengths, resilience, and developmental theory 
D)  Race, systems, resilience, and ecological theory

Question 12

There are ten factors that inform any biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment. What are the first five factors?

Accepted Answer

A)  Psychological functioning, grief and loss, environmental, financial, and social factors 
B)  Grief and loss, diversity, family, financial, and social factors 
C)  Financial, medical, family, diversity, and interdisciplinary communication factors 
D)  Health, family, developmental stage, diversity, and support system factors 
A)  Psychological functioning, grief and loss, environmental, financial, and social factors 
B)  Grief and loss, diversity, family, financial, and social factors 
C)  Financial, medical, family, diversity, and interdisciplinary communication factors 
D)  Health, family, developmental stage, diversity, and support system factors

Question 13

What three tasks are completed during the intervention phase when meeting with an interdisciplinary team?

Accepted Answer

When meeting with the interdisciplinary

Question 14

The Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services Standards outline 15 standards that have been divided into two separate categories: Mandates and Guidelines.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

Despite medical advances, there is an overwhelming increase in the number of children being diagnosed with diabetes.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The Affordable Care Act represented a shift toward prevention with the establishment of the Prevention and Public Health Fund. This fund has four aims: community prevention, clinical prevention, public health infrastructure and training, and research surveillance focused on workforce wellness. Describe what these changes would mean for an individual and for the community.

Accepted Answer

The four aims may affect the local perso

Question 17

Social workers rely on assessments to establish a plan of care for a patient. Describe four functions of a completed assessment during the intermediate phase that are relevant to a patient's care prior to goal setting and interventions.

Accepted Answer

Before a social worker can establish goa

Question 18

What are the two theories/perspectives that guide social workers in working with persons with chronic disease?

Accepted Answer

A)  Life course and strengths perspective 
B)  Developmental and strengths perspective 
C)  Systems and developmental theory 
D)  Ecological and life course theory 
A)  Life course and strengths perspective 
B)  Developmental and strengths perspective 
C)  Systems and developmental theory 
D)  Ecological and life course theory

Question 19

When using the life course theory lens in disease management, what should a social worker pay particular attention to?

Accepted Answer

The worker must pay attention

Question 20

Identify and define the four ethical principles of patient care as outlined by the NASW.

Accepted Answer

The four ethical principles for patient

Exam 3: Chronic Illness: A Case Study Application With a Latina Client Dawn Joosten

What are two therapies that social workers can use in working with persons with chronic illnesses?

Ecological perspective is used to recognize the myriad of systems through which a patient must manage illness.

Biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment is said to inform what type of interventions?

One step a social work must perform prior to selecting an intervention is to conduct a comprehensive biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment.

Name the NASW standard that is most relevant for social work practice in cultural settings.

The role of social work has been magnified with integrated health care/behavioral health care models across the United States.

In their capacity as policy advocates, social workers are unable to bring salience of issues about chronic disease to the attention of community members and leaders due to conflict to interest.

Two ethical principles for patient care noted by the NASW are competence and responsibility.

Which of the following tasks are completed through the assessment process?

Of the many chronic illnesses in the United States, which is often considered #1?

What are the four theories that inform a typical biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment?

There are ten factors that inform any biopsychosocial-spiritual assessment. What are the first five factors?

What three tasks are completed during the intervention phase when meeting with an interdisciplinary team?

The Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services Standards outline 15 standards that have been divided into two separate categories: Mandates and Guidelines.

Despite medical advances, there is an overwhelming increase in the number of children being diagnosed with diabetes.

Social workers rely on assessments to establish a plan of care for a patient. Describe four functions of a completed assessment during the intermediate phase that are relevant to a patient's care prior to goal setting and interventions.

What are the two theories/perspectives that guide social workers in working with persons with chronic disease?

When using the life course theory lens in disease management, what should a social worker pay particular attention to?

Identify and define the four ethical principles of patient care as outlined by the NASW.

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