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DSM-5
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Jorge is a social worker in the criminal justice system. He wants to start a group for inmates. What would be an option?

A CBT skills workshop that teaches coping strategies for anger, anxiety, depression, and to build emotional regulation
100

Discharge Planning

Coordinated process ensuring a patient's safe and smooth transition from a health care facility to the next level of care (rehab, etc.) or home

100

Forensic social workers, because they work with offenders, have an edited code of ethics

False -- even offenders deserve dignity in care

100

Who publishes the DSM?

American Psychiatric Association

100

Medicaid is aid for the ____, Medicare is care for the ___.

Medicaid = aid for the poor

Medicare = care for the old

200

Lisa is seeking mental health treatment for her client. What would be the least restricting setting?

Outpatient visits to a therapist

200

Permanency Planning

Comprehensive care planning toward a stable home for a child

200

Cultural competence is the process of continually developing awareness, knowledge, and skills to effectively engage with all clients

True -- always learning

200

Why is the DSM controversial?

Reliance on symptomology (labeling focus), potential for overdiagnosis, cultural bias, medicalization of normal human experience

200

Judy Heumann is a ________ _______ advocate

disability rights

300

Alisha is a school social worker helping kids involved in gangs. What are some steps to intervening with this population?

Build rapport, connect to a mentor, offer job training and academic support, connect to after school options like sports or other programs

300

Healthy aging

the process of developing and maintaining the functional ability that enables well-being in older age

300

Substance abuse always involves substance dependence

False -- some people binge drink without being dependent

300

What are the four symptom groupings used to diagnose SUD?

Impaired control, social impairment, risky use, and pharmacological criteria

300
Elder abuse includes various different types: 1) _______, 2) _______, 3) _______, 4) _______, and 5) ______.

Physical abuse, psychological abuse, financial exploitation, neglect/abandonment, sexual abuse.

400
Sam and Kara work for CPS. Describe the general process of what happens when they receive a report of possible abuse.

Recount what you learned from guest speakers.

400

Autonomy

Empowering clients to make informed decisions about their own lives

400
Failing to provide educational opportunities is a category of psychological maltreatment of children and adolescents.

False -- categories include spurning, denying emotional responsiveness, and isolating

400

The DSM can aid in this process where healthcare professionals list and evaluate potential conditions that could explain a patient's symptoms

Differential diagnosis

400

The five stages of grief are 1) ___, 2) ____, 3) ____, 4) ____, and 5) ____.

denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance

500

What could Carl, a medical social worker, do to help his clients who face barriers related to high health care system costs?

Connect them to financial assistance programs, like sliding scale fees, insurance options, or charity care
500

Inter-generational family

At least 3 generations living under the same roof

500

Financial resources, supportive services, and substitute services are all components of the "continuum of need for families' survival"

True

500

Name 5 disorders from the DSM-5

depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD, bipolar, etc.

500

______ care plans are different from traditional health insurance. These care plans contract with providers to offer care at reduced costs within a network.

Managed care (examples include HMO, PPO, POS)