LADC EXAM SCREENING, INTAKE, ORIENTATION, AND ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2025  

Screening - ANSWERSProcess by which a client is determined appropriate and eligible for admission to a particular program. Screening eligibility - ANSWERSFocus, target population, funding requirements of the counselors program or agency. Criteria is easy to ascertain and may include what? - ANSWERSClient's age, sex, place of residence, legal status, veteran status, income level, and referral source. Screening form - ANSWERSPatient data (age, sex, residence) referral source, presenting problems, insurance availability, whether to accept into the program or refer elsewhere. Intake - ANSWERSAdministrative and initial procedures for admission to a program. Much of an intake is doing what? - ANSWERSCompeting various forms. What does doing an intake entail? - ANSWERSFilling out admission or intake forms, document initial assessment, complete all appropriate ROI's, collect financial data, sign consent for TX, and assign primary counselor.. What does an orientation entail? - ANSWERSRules governing client conduct/infractions that can lead to disciplinary action or DC from program. In Non-Res program hours which serves are available. TX costs to be borne by client, if there is any. Client's rights. When to do orientation? - ANSWERSIt can be before, during, or after client's screening intake, and it can also be with self, group, or in the family context. What are the tasks for the counselor during an orientation? - ANSWERSIntroduce program, rules, and regulations. Verbal presentation by counselor, or other clients. Slideshow/Video, written guides if applicable. Present a WRITTEN statement of the clients rights. Provide a tour, if residential/inpatient assign room/bed, clothing and personal belongings. Assign a client buddy if applicable Tasks and Tools of Assessment are? - ANSWERSMulti-disciplinary approach looking at components such as behavioral, physiological, sociological, psychological. What are Drug Assessment tools? - ANSWERSSelf-administered surveys, verbal drug