SOWK 2100 Test 2 questions with accurate
answers
Acute Care Ans✓✓✓ settings include hospitals and other inpatient
environments and involve short stays
addiction Ans✓✓✓ a compulsion toward a specific behavior, such as
the use of alcohol or other drugs, despite negative consequences, and a
psychological and/or physical dependence the behavior or substance
being used
Advocacy Ans✓✓✓ acting on behalf of children to assure protection of
their basic rights and needs.
affordable care act Ans✓✓✓ first significant reform to health care in
the U.S. for 40 yrs
Aftercare Ans✓✓✓ a program of post-hospitalization care and
treatment in the community
age descrimination Ans✓✓✓ ageism is prejudice against people based
solely on age
ambulatory care Ans✓✓✓ includes outpatient services, education,
counseling, and community outreach
,Americans with Disabilities Act Ans✓✓✓ passed to protect people with
disabilities from discrimination
Biopsychosocial Perspective Ans✓✓✓ focuses on interactions between
a person's social environment, medical history, past experiences,
psychological variables, and genetic factors
Biopsychosocial Perspective Ans✓✓✓ what is needed to successfully
diagnose and treat mental disorders
Case Management Ans✓✓✓ assessing a child's problems and needs and
determining what steps are necessary to provide services for the child
and his or her family
case manager Ans✓✓✓ network with and monitor family services,
vocational services, mental health services, child care services, medical
and Pharmacotherapy services, legal services, and behavioral therapy
and counseling services. The strengths perspective requires the case
management process to be driven by client-identified goals.
chemical dependency Ans✓✓✓ addiction to alcohol and/or other drugs
in contrast to non chemical addictions like gambling
Child Protective Services Ans✓✓✓ state system, department, or agency
responsible for the investigation of allegations of abuse and neglect, and
the placement of children is maltreated
, Child Welfare Ans✓✓✓ activities, programs, interventions, or policies
that are intended to improve the overall well-being of children
Child Welfare System Ans✓✓✓ promotes welfare of children through
social services.
loosely formed network of federal and state mandates that promote the
welfare of all children and facilitate permanency by providing services
to prevent the unnecessary separation of children from their families.
cognitive development Ans✓✓✓ stages children go through in order to
progress to higher levels of thinking.
Criminalization Ans✓✓✓ the fragmented delivery system is further
complicated by the criminalization mental health problems coupled
within effective follow-up care alter discharge from hospitals and
inpatient psychiatric facilities
critical issues in child welfare Ans✓✓✓ Child maltreatment
Foster Care
Alcohol/Drug Abuse
Sexual Behavior
Delinquency
Divorce
Poverty
Immigration
answers
Acute Care Ans✓✓✓ settings include hospitals and other inpatient
environments and involve short stays
addiction Ans✓✓✓ a compulsion toward a specific behavior, such as
the use of alcohol or other drugs, despite negative consequences, and a
psychological and/or physical dependence the behavior or substance
being used
Advocacy Ans✓✓✓ acting on behalf of children to assure protection of
their basic rights and needs.
affordable care act Ans✓✓✓ first significant reform to health care in
the U.S. for 40 yrs
Aftercare Ans✓✓✓ a program of post-hospitalization care and
treatment in the community
age descrimination Ans✓✓✓ ageism is prejudice against people based
solely on age
ambulatory care Ans✓✓✓ includes outpatient services, education,
counseling, and community outreach
,Americans with Disabilities Act Ans✓✓✓ passed to protect people with
disabilities from discrimination
Biopsychosocial Perspective Ans✓✓✓ focuses on interactions between
a person's social environment, medical history, past experiences,
psychological variables, and genetic factors
Biopsychosocial Perspective Ans✓✓✓ what is needed to successfully
diagnose and treat mental disorders
Case Management Ans✓✓✓ assessing a child's problems and needs and
determining what steps are necessary to provide services for the child
and his or her family
case manager Ans✓✓✓ network with and monitor family services,
vocational services, mental health services, child care services, medical
and Pharmacotherapy services, legal services, and behavioral therapy
and counseling services. The strengths perspective requires the case
management process to be driven by client-identified goals.
chemical dependency Ans✓✓✓ addiction to alcohol and/or other drugs
in contrast to non chemical addictions like gambling
Child Protective Services Ans✓✓✓ state system, department, or agency
responsible for the investigation of allegations of abuse and neglect, and
the placement of children is maltreated
, Child Welfare Ans✓✓✓ activities, programs, interventions, or policies
that are intended to improve the overall well-being of children
Child Welfare System Ans✓✓✓ promotes welfare of children through
social services.
loosely formed network of federal and state mandates that promote the
welfare of all children and facilitate permanency by providing services
to prevent the unnecessary separation of children from their families.
cognitive development Ans✓✓✓ stages children go through in order to
progress to higher levels of thinking.
Criminalization Ans✓✓✓ the fragmented delivery system is further
complicated by the criminalization mental health problems coupled
within effective follow-up care alter discharge from hospitals and
inpatient psychiatric facilities
critical issues in child welfare Ans✓✓✓ Child maltreatment
Foster Care
Alcohol/Drug Abuse
Sexual Behavior
Delinquency
Divorce
Poverty
Immigration
