children, adolescents, and gerontology Flashcards

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assessment issues are

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needing to rely on all contacts for information/developing relationships with all systems teacher, servce providers, family members

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types off assessments

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  1. verbal contacts (parents, teachers, service providers, etc
  2. non-verbal draw a person test -client’s self image, and use of play
  3. observation: are interests age appropriate, mood reflected in play, themes relating areas of distress, how does child relate to u, can child focus on task
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what is the role of the parents

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need to include parent perspective and reasons for referral (need to include in treatment plan

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attachment and bonding

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  • bond of affection that focuses on a particular person (parents/caretaker)
  • secure attachment -feels confident about exploring enviornment
  • anxious resistant attachment: parent is inconsistent; separation anxiety; fear of exploring the work
  • anxious avoidant attachment: child expects rejection; unable to trust others
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what is separation anxiety disorder?

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excessive anxiety concerning separation from the home or from those who child is attached

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what is conduct disorder?

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persistent patter of behavior in which the basic rights of others or social norms/rules are violated (anti-social personality disorder if over 18).

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what is selective mutism?

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failure to speak in specific social situations despite speaking in other situations.

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what is school phobia

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due to fear of separation from the mother or primary caretaker

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autistic disorder

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impaired development in reciprocal social interaction & communication; markedly restricted repertoire of activity and interests.

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public law 94-142 is what?

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least restrictive environment (LRE) IEP, Parent involvment.

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termination with children

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loss of worker is experienced as a concrete loss

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child welfare services:

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  • fostercare,
  • adoption, *kinship care, *permenancey planning = return child to biological home.
  • group care settings -residential treatment
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gerontology

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the scientific study of old age, the process of aging, and the particular problems of old people.

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what are caregivers and their two stressors

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can experience higer rates of depression

  • primary stressor= activities directly performed for the elder( burnout)
  • secondary stressors = resulting from the extra burden of care(lack of finances)
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what are treatment issues of the elderly

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  • transitions/changes
  • finding placement (cost, availability, family guilt, clinician values)
  • elder abuse
  • dementia
  • death and dying -swkrs own fears and insecurities
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what are the 7 stages of alzhimer’s

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  1. no impairment
  2. very mild decline
  3. mild decline
  4. moderate decline
  5. moderately sever decline
  6. severe decline
  7. very sever decline
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what is workers involvment with treatment approaches/

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  • structured approach=slow paces (worker has more active role
  • multi services = interdisciplinary teams
  • need to involve fam
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different assessments

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  • direct observations/screening tools
  • capacity to perform daily living skills
  • ability to perform tasks (money, take meds)
  • inclusion of spirituality and beliefe system
  • physical exam (hearing, vision, etc)
  • chronic illlnesses
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what is Bereavement?

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the situation of anyone who has lost a person to whom they were attached.

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What is greif

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the psychological and emotional reactions to bereavement (its normal).

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complicated grief

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can involve sadness, anger, fatigue, crying, avoiding people, restlessness. can result in symptoms of depression, weight loss, insomnia. feel like lacks meaning (symptoms 6mnts after death

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what mourning is?

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social face of grief…to feel or express grief or sorrow

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who are at risk-bereaved ?

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Those who:

  • lack a social network
  • traumatic circumstances of death
  • Ambivalent relationship with deceased
  • concurrent life crisis
  • multiple losses
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what are ways to help someone cope?

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  • give the permission to feel pain and loss(express feelings)
  • get help and support
  • self care eating sleeping, exercise
  • maintain routine and life style
  • Find ways to remember deceased
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What are challenges to a social worker helping someone with grief n loss?

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triggers own pain & triggers anxiety

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What are self care measures social worker should take

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  • seek own support system
  • know own limitations
  • understand own triggers
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what is hospice?

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a program with coordinated services that provides physical, psychological, social, and spiritual care for dying patents and their families. available 24 hrs a day in any setting! make death meaningful transition.