RADT-1 Review Questions With Correct Answers!!

The ethical principle of autonomy assumes that: - Answer-Individuals have the right to live their lives as long as their actions do not interfere with the welfare of others The ethical principal of nonmaleficence is: - Answer-"do no harm" Because of the highly charged emotional nature of the substance abuse treatment field, providers should: - Answer-Possess the tools to explore ethical dilemmas with objectivity To ensure confidentiality the provider may have to contact resources from another city, county, or State. For consultation purposes that provider should: - Answer-Only share identifying information with the client's consent Counselors who feel uncomfortable working with HIV infected individuals should: - AnswerRecognize their personal biases, and consult with a supervisor The _______________________ announced in 1998 that syringe exchange programs (SEPs) can be an effective component of a comprehensive strategy to prevent HIV - Answer-U.S. Federal - Health and Human Services Department Confidentiality is the "connecting issue" among the general principles outlined in: - Answer-TIP 37 Chapter 8 - Ethical Issues You have a client how has disclosed to you that he is gay and HIV positive. The facility requires that all clients participate in group counseling. Individuals in the group have made numerous negative comments towards homosexuality and HIV/AIDS. You are conflicted about how the group will run. Your best course of action would be - Answer-To consult with your supervisor and let him/her decide the best course of action The ethical principle of beneficence states that: - Answer-Clients are to be treated respectfully and compassionately According to TIP 37 Chapter 8 - Ethical Issues, the five basic ethical principles are: - Answer-1. Justice 2. Autonomy3. Beneficence 4. Nonmaleficence 5. Fidelity Responsibilities that counselors are charged with to assure the protection of clients rights and the promotion of client welfare: - Answer-Adhere to professional codes of ethics and standards of practice Engage in supervision, consultation and advocacy; Respect client diversity and work in a culturally sensitive manner According to the National Association of Social Workers, in order to work through ethical issues, all the following steps are suggestions for the clinician to move to a more rational level of decision making: (3 Things) - Answer-1. Identify the clinical issue 2. Identifying the system issue 3. Review what principles are at stake According to 42 CFR Part 2, the exceptions in which a release of information is not required to disclose client information are: (3 Things) - Answer-1. Information necessary to provide services for medical emergencies 2. Reporting suspicious of child abuse or child neglect 3. Crimes on the premises or against program personnel According to 42 CFR Part 2 the following must be included on a consent to release information: (3 Things) - Answer-1. The purpose of the disclosure 2. The person to receive the disclosure 3. The date or condition under which the consent will expire Ethical practice and legal action are not the same entities, and can even be in conflict with one another (True or False) - Answer-True The common phrase "Duty to Warn" in the counseling profession, is referred to as the Terasoff Law(True or False) - Answer-True The first steps in culturally sensitive counseling is to obtain the needed education and guidance necessary to understand culture diversity and to process any feelings that could interfere with counselor empathy (True or False) - Answer-True Counter-transference occurs when the counselor loses his/her objectivity and becomes overwhelmed, angry, or bereft when hearing a clients story (True or False) - Answer-True If you have 20,000 hours of counseling experience, then you are off the hook for continuing education forever? - Answer-False The ADC counselor should establish financial arrangements in their professional practice in accordance with the State of California Board of Consumer Affairs - Answer-False