RADT Exam Questions and Answers
What basic ethical principles assumes that individuals have that individuals have the
right to live their lives as long as their actions do not interfere with the welfare of others?
- Answer-Autonomy
What US Department announced SEP's is an effective strategy to prevent HIV? -
Answer-HHS
Which is the "connecting issue" among the general principals outlined in TIP 37 Chapter
8 "Ethical Issues"? - Answer-Confidentiality
What type of approach does ethics use to deal with normal issues? - Answer-Intellectual
Which of the following was "Not" included in the specific information that must be
provided on the clients consent to release information? - Answer-The clients primary
diagnose and any other co-occurring disorders.
What are the specific ethical issues that predominate in the substance abuse and
HIV/AIDS treatment field? - Answer-Duty to treat/Duty to warn
What is nonmaleficence? - Answer-Do no harm
Which of the following steps was "Not" Listed as part of the decision making framework
for systematically choosing a course of action when ethical codes do not specify how to
act in particular situations? - Answer-Choose a course of action
What are three basic principles? - Answer-Nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice.
You have a client come in with HIV and is homosexual. The group counseling process
is a big part of your program. The group has made numerous negative comments about
AIDS and the gay community.
Your inflicted about how the group will be fair. What do you do? - Answer-Consult with
your supervisor and let them make the choice.
Which of the following was "Not" Listed as one of the several important responsibilities
counselors are charged with that have to do with promoting client welfare and protecting
client rights? - Answer-Respecting client diversity by working in a culturally sensitive
manner.
Counselors who feel uncomfortable working with HIV infected individuals should -
Answer-Recognize any biases and consult with a supervisor.
What basic ethical principles assumes that individuals have that individuals have the
right to live their lives as long as their actions do not interfere with the welfare of others?
- Answer-Autonomy
What US Department announced SEP's is an effective strategy to prevent HIV? -
Answer-HHS
Which is the "connecting issue" among the general principals outlined in TIP 37 Chapter
8 "Ethical Issues"? - Answer-Confidentiality
What type of approach does ethics use to deal with normal issues? - Answer-Intellectual
Which of the following was "Not" included in the specific information that must be
provided on the clients consent to release information? - Answer-The clients primary
diagnose and any other co-occurring disorders.
What are the specific ethical issues that predominate in the substance abuse and
HIV/AIDS treatment field? - Answer-Duty to treat/Duty to warn
What is nonmaleficence? - Answer-Do no harm
Which of the following steps was "Not" Listed as part of the decision making framework
for systematically choosing a course of action when ethical codes do not specify how to
act in particular situations? - Answer-Choose a course of action
What are three basic principles? - Answer-Nonmaleficence, autonomy, justice.
You have a client come in with HIV and is homosexual. The group counseling process
is a big part of your program. The group has made numerous negative comments about
AIDS and the gay community.
Your inflicted about how the group will be fair. What do you do? - Answer-Consult with
your supervisor and let them make the choice.
Which of the following was "Not" Listed as one of the several important responsibilities
counselors are charged with that have to do with promoting client welfare and protecting
client rights? - Answer-Respecting client diversity by working in a culturally sensitive
manner.
Counselors who feel uncomfortable working with HIV infected individuals should -
Answer-Recognize any biases and consult with a supervisor.
