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Practice Test - All Categories Flashcards

1
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Summative eval

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Examines outcomes

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Formative eval

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Examines delivery of services

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3
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Treatment for Social Anxiety Disorder

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SSRI’s - Zoloft

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4
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Examples of antipsychotic meds

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Thorazine, Mellaril

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Valium - diazepam

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Reduces anxiety, also used as a sedative

**Highly addictive so it should not be used regularly

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Group work

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The group is the primary helping agent

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Psychosocial developmental theory

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Erickson - 8 stages, based on conflict

Trust vs. mistrust (0-1)
Autonomy vs. shame and doubt (1-3)
Initiative vs. Guilt (3-6)
Industry vs. Inferiority (6-teens)
Identity vs. Role confusion (teenage years)
Intimacy vs. Isolation (early adulthood)
Generativity vs. stagnation (middle adulthood)
Ego integrity vs. despair (older individuals)

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Paradoxical intent

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Prescribes the symptomatic behavior so the client feels like he or she has strength to change it

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9
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Task-centered treatment

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Quick and focused on problem-solving

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Exceptions to duty to protect confidentiality

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  1. Client poses a risk to self or others
  2. Child or elder abuse is suspected
  3. When there is an imminent threat to an identifiable 3rd party
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Social exchange theory

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Decision made by totaling potential losses and benefits

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Covert modeling

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Using imagination to model a behavior

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Symbolic modeling

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Watching videos to learn a behavior

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6 Levels of cognition

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  1. Knowledge
  2. Comprehension
  3. Application
  4. Analysis
  5. Synthesis
  6. Evaluation
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Not otherwise specified (NOS)

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Symptoms don’t fit a specific criteria for a disorder

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Other specified

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Explanation of whey a condition does not quality for a a specific disorder

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17
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Unsepcified

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No explanation included

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18
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Lithium

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BP treatment

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19
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Ativan and Nardil

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Anti anxiety treatment

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20
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Buspar

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Anti depressant treatment

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Agnosia

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Inability to recognize objects

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Ataxia

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Lack of muscle control over voluntary movements

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Prosopagnosia

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Inability to recognize faces

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Acalculia

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Inability to do simple math

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Echolalia

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Mimicking another’s speech

26
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Discharging individual at high risk for relapse

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  • Regular assessment
  • Utilization of natural supports and peer groups
  • Follow up
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DSM 5 change (substance use)

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Substance abuse and dependence combined into 1 category

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Preoperational stage of cognitive development

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Marked by magical thinking (early childhood)

29
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Paraphilic Disorders

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  • Atypical sexual interests
  • Personal distress about these interests
  • Sexual desire that involves harm done onto others

**Does NOT need to have legal involvement

30
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Scientific management approach

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Detailed, evaluative, step oriented

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Human relations appraoch

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Focus on creativity and cohesion

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Contingency approach

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Inter-connectedness with the environment

Modern org theory - systems oriented

33
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Informed consent

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Necessary with ALL clients, always

34
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Deceased clients …

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Have ALL the same rights to confidentiality as living clients

35
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Trichotillomania

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OCD

36
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Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

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Physiological, safety, social, esteem, self-actualization

**Medical evals are usually the first step to assess physiological needs

**Risk assessments also have to be prioritized to ensure safety

37
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Congruent communication

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Matches your feelings - yelling when upset, hugging someone who is sad

38
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Consistent treatment of clients

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NOT necessary - in fact, differentiation should occur

39
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Endogenous depression

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Caused by chemical imbalances

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Exogenous depression

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Caused by outside factors and/or events

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HIV cases

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NOT your duty to warn the partner

42
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Psychotherapy notes

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Cannot be shared without a release, should be kept separate from other notes

43
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Modeling

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Best way to teach something, ahead of psychoeducation

44
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Stages of cognitive development

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Sensorimotor
Preoperational - magical thinking
Concrete operational
Formal operational

45
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Rapprochment

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Stage in childhood development where a small child needs reassurance from a caregiver

46
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Zoloft and Lexapro

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Major Depressive Disorder

Zoloft also used for anti anxiety symptoms

47
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Global assessment of functioning (GAF)

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NOT included in the DSM 5

48
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Immediate goals of crisis intervention

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Immediately relieve stress
Return client to previous level of functioning/assist with regaining equilibrium
Help develop coping mechanisms

49
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Entropy example

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Married couple feels disconnected from one another

50
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Participant vs. non-participant

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Participant - least ethical

Observer - more ethical

51
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Communication - latent content

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underlying meaning

52
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Communication - manifest content

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Direct words

53
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Tardive dyskenisia

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Side effect of antipsychotics

54
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Conversion

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When a mental conflict turns into a physical symptom

Seeing something traumatic, then reporting vision loss

55
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Reaction formation

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Engaging in thoughts or behaviors that are opposites

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