Profession
Practice
Education
100
Informed Consent, Child Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Elder Abuse, and Defense against malpractice.
What is Limits to Confidentiality.
100
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What is a culture-bound syndrome.
100
This type of federal grant requires few specifications and allows for a high degree of local autonomy.
What is a Block Grant.
200
Was Approved by the 1996 NASW Delegate Assembly and revised by the 2008 NASW Delegate Assembly
What is the Code of Ethics
200
Prolixin is a medication used to treat these symptoms.
What is psychoses.
200
Food Stamps and Medicaid are examples of this type of assistance.
What is In-Kind assistance.
300
Federal regulation governing records pertaining to substance abuse.
What is The Federal Drug and Alcohol Confidentiality Law (42 CFR Part 2)
300
A technique commonly used in behavior modification
What is a relaxation exercise.
300
A distinguishing characteristic of public assistance or "welfare" programs.
What is they are means tested.
400
Famous case that influenced duty to protect.
What is Tarasoff.
400
A disorder of which the category of pathological behavior is most likely to be ego-syntonic.
What is a personality disorder.
400
The principle of local responsibility for the poor in public assistance programs in the United States was modeled after this law.
What is the English Poor Law of 1601.
500
A social worker learns that a colleague has a long-term drinking problem. The social worker should FIRST follow this course of action.
What is discuss the issue with the colleague.
500
A neurological disorder caused by long term use of anti-psychotic medication that is often not reversible.
What is Tardive's dyskinesia.
500
The first federal social welfare initiative in the US that accepted responsibility for the status of women and children.
The Children's Bureau of 1912.
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