Social Work ASWB Clinical Exam Guide
- 170 questions
Which of the following is NOT a secondary prevention strategy?
A. Regular screenings of those with risk elements for an illness or disease
B. Regular exercising and appropriate nutrients
C. Modification of labor assignments for individuals who are injured
D. Taking low doses of aspirin for people with heart situations
B. Regular exercising and correct nutrit
All of the subsequent may be viewed as indicators of resistance EXCEPT:
A. A customer carrying out small communicate approximately beside the point topics throughout
a session
B. A client who limits the quantity of statistics communicated to a social worker throughout
treatment
C. A patron who is silent at some point of appointments
D. A customer who became originally referred by way of any other individual
D. A patron who became originally referred via another individual
A patron abruptly stopped coming to classes after 6 weeks. He calls the social worker and asks
for a duplicate of his record about a month later. There is not anything in the document that is
harmful to the patron, but the social worker refuses to give it to him. In this case, the social
employee's movements are:
A. Ethical due to the fact he did not terminate with the social employee prior to now not coming
anymore
B. Ethical due to the fact the request have to are available writing with the purpose that a
duplicate of the record is wanted
C. Unethical because the social worker has a responsibility to present the customer a duplicate
of his report in this example
D. Unethical because the social employee has a duty to provide the patron a replica of his or
her record under all occasions
C. Unethical due to the fact the social worker has a duty to offer the client a duplicate of his file
in this example
,When a social employee has direct expertise of a social work colleague's impairment that
interferes with effective exercise, the social worker must FIRST:
A. Design a quick-time period intervention to stabilize the state of affairs
B. Notify the organisation director in order that worker help services may be accessed
C. Report the situation to the social work licensing board
D. Consult with that colleague when viable and help the colleague in taking remedial action
D. Consult with that colleague while feasible and assist the colleague in taking remedial
movement
A customer is extraordinarily upset due to the fact her 14-year-vintage son is not helping around
the residence, independently doing his homework, or arriving to highschool on time. The son
states that his mom watches over him too intently and does not give him wished privacy. This
problem is exceptional understood as:
A. A conversation trouble
B. Role discomplementarity
C. Progressive area
D. Developmental methods
B. Role discomplementarity
Which of the subsequent is NOT a symptom of Wernicke's encephalopathy or Korsakoff's
syndrome?
A. Memory loss
B. Confusion
C. Vision and/or coordination troubles
D. Diabetes
D. Diabetes
A customer has just been fired from his job and he's focusing completely at the pressure related
to the economic challenges that he's going through. Using a structures method, the social
employee can anticipate his unemployment to:
A. Result in a terrible effect on his monetary well-being
B. Affect different areas of his life consisting of his physical and mental fitness
C. Cause him to be involved approximately locating every other process
D. Build resiliency that may be used to address different life crises
B. Affect different areas of his life along with his bodily and intellectual health
,Which of the following medications is NOT usually prescribed for the treatment of
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder?
A. Adderall
B. Ritalin
C. Dexedrine
D. Tofranil
D. Tofranil
A client has dilated scholars, seems jittery, and complains that "he simply wishes to get some
sleep." The consumer is MOST in all likelihood using which of the following substances?
A. Cocaine
B. Heroin
C. Marijuana
D. Painkillers
A. Cocaine
According to the Tarasoff decision, social employees ought to:
A. Notify both the government and meant sufferers of drawing close hazard
B. Seek inpatient hospitalization if dangerousness exists
C. Notify simplest the intended victims of impending chance
D. Identify the danger factors that are linked to dangerousness to others
A. Notify both the authorities and meant sufferers of impending danger
Which of the following is NOT associated with low ego power?
A. Viewing challenges as something to keep away from
B. Feeling overwhelmed by way of fact
C. Finding new ways to address struggles
D. Using wishful wondering or fantasies
C. Finding new ways to cope with struggles
Which of the following is NOT proper approximately character disorders?
A. They are characterized through distorted styles of wondering.
B. They involve over- or underregulated impulse manage.
C. They cause interpersonal difficulties.
, D. They are typically recognized in early life.
D. They are normally identified in youth
Which of the subsequent is NOT one of the healing advantages of injectable antipsychotic
medications?
A. They reduce medicinal drug noncompliance because they may be wished much less often
than oral medicines.
B. They are less in all likelihood to be used for suicide or result in overdose due to the fact the
dosing is controlled.
C. They are associated with decreased hospitalizations due to fewer symptom relapses.
D. They are much less high-priced than oral medicines.
D. They are much less costly than oral medicines.
When making level of care determinations, which criterion is usually used in behavioral fitness
settings?
A. Capitation
B. Medical necessity
C. Managed danger
D. Diagnostic groupings
B. Medical necessity
A patron has made substantial progress in treatment and has achieved all hooked up desires.
When the social worker speaks to the client approximately discharge, the client states that he
does now not need to prevent seeing the social employee due to the fact he is worried
approximately his future desires. As there are no additional treatment desires, the social
employee consents to see the client seasoned bono for the subsequent 6 months or till the
customer feels snug. The social employee's movements are:
A. Ethical considering that there may be no charge for the periods
B. Not moral considering the fact that there are not any new remedy desires
C. Ethical since the customer does no longer sense equipped to give up remedy
D. Not moral due to the fact termination decisions are the obligation of the social employee
B. Not moral considering that there are not any new treatment goals
Which of the subsequent is an goal outcome that might be related to a foster care program?
A. Proportion of kids served who're reunified with their biological families
B. Satisfaction of foster mother and father with the program
- 170 questions
Which of the following is NOT a secondary prevention strategy?
A. Regular screenings of those with risk elements for an illness or disease
B. Regular exercising and appropriate nutrients
C. Modification of labor assignments for individuals who are injured
D. Taking low doses of aspirin for people with heart situations
B. Regular exercising and correct nutrit
All of the subsequent may be viewed as indicators of resistance EXCEPT:
A. A customer carrying out small communicate approximately beside the point topics throughout
a session
B. A client who limits the quantity of statistics communicated to a social worker throughout
treatment
C. A patron who is silent at some point of appointments
D. A customer who became originally referred by way of any other individual
D. A patron who became originally referred via another individual
A patron abruptly stopped coming to classes after 6 weeks. He calls the social worker and asks
for a duplicate of his record about a month later. There is not anything in the document that is
harmful to the patron, but the social worker refuses to give it to him. In this case, the social
employee's movements are:
A. Ethical due to the fact he did not terminate with the social employee prior to now not coming
anymore
B. Ethical due to the fact the request have to are available writing with the purpose that a
duplicate of the record is wanted
C. Unethical because the social worker has a responsibility to present the customer a duplicate
of his report in this example
D. Unethical because the social employee has a duty to provide the patron a replica of his or
her record under all occasions
C. Unethical due to the fact the social worker has a duty to offer the client a duplicate of his file
in this example
,When a social employee has direct expertise of a social work colleague's impairment that
interferes with effective exercise, the social worker must FIRST:
A. Design a quick-time period intervention to stabilize the state of affairs
B. Notify the organisation director in order that worker help services may be accessed
C. Report the situation to the social work licensing board
D. Consult with that colleague when viable and help the colleague in taking remedial action
D. Consult with that colleague while feasible and assist the colleague in taking remedial
movement
A customer is extraordinarily upset due to the fact her 14-year-vintage son is not helping around
the residence, independently doing his homework, or arriving to highschool on time. The son
states that his mom watches over him too intently and does not give him wished privacy. This
problem is exceptional understood as:
A. A conversation trouble
B. Role discomplementarity
C. Progressive area
D. Developmental methods
B. Role discomplementarity
Which of the subsequent is NOT a symptom of Wernicke's encephalopathy or Korsakoff's
syndrome?
A. Memory loss
B. Confusion
C. Vision and/or coordination troubles
D. Diabetes
D. Diabetes
A customer has just been fired from his job and he's focusing completely at the pressure related
to the economic challenges that he's going through. Using a structures method, the social
employee can anticipate his unemployment to:
A. Result in a terrible effect on his monetary well-being
B. Affect different areas of his life consisting of his physical and mental fitness
C. Cause him to be involved approximately locating every other process
D. Build resiliency that may be used to address different life crises
B. Affect different areas of his life along with his bodily and intellectual health
,Which of the following medications is NOT usually prescribed for the treatment of
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder?
A. Adderall
B. Ritalin
C. Dexedrine
D. Tofranil
D. Tofranil
A client has dilated scholars, seems jittery, and complains that "he simply wishes to get some
sleep." The consumer is MOST in all likelihood using which of the following substances?
A. Cocaine
B. Heroin
C. Marijuana
D. Painkillers
A. Cocaine
According to the Tarasoff decision, social employees ought to:
A. Notify both the government and meant sufferers of drawing close hazard
B. Seek inpatient hospitalization if dangerousness exists
C. Notify simplest the intended victims of impending chance
D. Identify the danger factors that are linked to dangerousness to others
A. Notify both the authorities and meant sufferers of impending danger
Which of the following is NOT associated with low ego power?
A. Viewing challenges as something to keep away from
B. Feeling overwhelmed by way of fact
C. Finding new ways to address struggles
D. Using wishful wondering or fantasies
C. Finding new ways to cope with struggles
Which of the following is NOT proper approximately character disorders?
A. They are characterized through distorted styles of wondering.
B. They involve over- or underregulated impulse manage.
C. They cause interpersonal difficulties.
, D. They are typically recognized in early life.
D. They are normally identified in youth
Which of the subsequent is NOT one of the healing advantages of injectable antipsychotic
medications?
A. They reduce medicinal drug noncompliance because they may be wished much less often
than oral medicines.
B. They are less in all likelihood to be used for suicide or result in overdose due to the fact the
dosing is controlled.
C. They are associated with decreased hospitalizations due to fewer symptom relapses.
D. They are much less high-priced than oral medicines.
D. They are much less costly than oral medicines.
When making level of care determinations, which criterion is usually used in behavioral fitness
settings?
A. Capitation
B. Medical necessity
C. Managed danger
D. Diagnostic groupings
B. Medical necessity
A patron has made substantial progress in treatment and has achieved all hooked up desires.
When the social worker speaks to the client approximately discharge, the client states that he
does now not need to prevent seeing the social employee due to the fact he is worried
approximately his future desires. As there are no additional treatment desires, the social
employee consents to see the client seasoned bono for the subsequent 6 months or till the
customer feels snug. The social employee's movements are:
A. Ethical considering that there may be no charge for the periods
B. Not moral considering the fact that there are not any new remedy desires
C. Ethical since the customer does no longer sense equipped to give up remedy
D. Not moral due to the fact termination decisions are the obligation of the social employee
B. Not moral considering that there are not any new treatment goals
Which of the subsequent is an goal outcome that might be related to a foster care program?
A. Proportion of kids served who're reunified with their biological families
B. Satisfaction of foster mother and father with the program
