ASWB MSW Exam
Abuse Types - ANS-Physical, sexual, mental, and forget about
Action research - ANS-Research that includes community engagement, activism, and so on.
Addiction Stages of Treatment - ANS-1. Stabilization
2. Rehabilitation
three. Maintenance
ADHD meds - ANS-Adderall, ritalin
Adult Development - ANS-(Age 21-39) Healthy Growth and Development.
1. Physical —reaches physical and sexual adulthood, dietary wishes are for preservation, no
longer increase
2. Mental—acquires new competencies, data; makes use of those to resolve issues
three. Social-Emotional—Seeks closeness with others; sets profession goals; chooses way of
life, network; starts own family.
Anal degree - ANS--number one consciousness of libido was on controlling bladder and bowel
movements
-toilet education is primary issue, too much strain can result in excessive need for order or
cleanliness later in existence, too little stress from mother and father can lead to messy or
negative conduct later in existence
Anti-tension medications - ANS-Ativan, valium, Xanax
Anti-depressants - ANS-SSRIs -Celexa, Lexapro, Proxac, Zoloft, Others -Effexor, Remeron,
Wellbutrin
Antipsychotics - ANS-Haldol, Loxitane, Thorazine
Anxiety D/Os (12) - ANS-Separation Anxiety Disorder,
Selective Mutism,
Specific Phobia,
Social Anxiety Disorder,
Panic Disorder,
Panic Attack (Specifier),
Agoraphobia,
Generalized Anxiety Disorder,
Substance/Medication-Induced Anxiety Disorder,
Anxiety Disorder Due to Another Medical Condition,
Other Specified Anxiety Disorder,
Unspecified Anxiety Disorder
Asceticism - ANS-Rigor and self-denial
-refuse to consume or sleep till undertaking whole
-refuse pleasure to deal with tension and choice
Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt - ANS-Between the a long time of 1 and 3, children start to assert
their independence by means of on foot away from their mother. If endorsed it fosters
, independence, if criticized it results in feeling not able to survive and over dependence on
discern.
Basic Human Needs (Maslow's Hierarchy) - ANS-
Beck Depression Inventory - ANS-21 items to measure despair
Behaviorist Theory - ANS-(Pavlov, Skinner)—getting to know is viewed through change in
conduct and the stimuli in the external environment are the locus of getting to know. Social
employees intention to trade the external environment if you want to bring about desired trade.
Biological section evaluation - ANS-A purchaser's medical history, developmental history,
cutting-edge medications, substance abuse history, and own family history of scientific illnesses.
Biopsychosocial History - ANS-Provides data on the current/offering problem or issues; a
patron's beyond and gift physical health, which includes developmental milestones; a patron's
emotional functioning; instructional or vocational history
Bipolar I Disorder - ANS-1 manic episode in lifetime
Manic Episode
A. A distinct length of abnormally and consistently accelerated, expansive, or irritable temper
and abnormally and consistently elevated aim-directed pastime or power, lasting at least 1 week
and present most of the day
B. During the length of temper disturbance and expanded power or pastime, three (or extra) of
the subsequent signs:
1. Inflated vanity or grandiosity. 2. Decreased want for sleep (e.G., feels rested after most
effective 3 hours of sleep). 3. More talkative than usual or pressure to hold speakme. 4. Flight of
thoughts or subjective revel in that thoughts are racing. Five. Distractibility (i.E., attention too
effortlessly attracted to unimportant or irrelevant outside stimuli), as mentioned or discovered. 6.
Increase in intention-directed pastime (either socially, at paintings or faculty, or sexually) or
psychomotor agitation (i.E., purposeless non-goal-directed hobby). 7. Excessive involvement in
sports that have a excessive capability for painful results (e.G., carrying out unrestrained buying
sprees, sexual indiscretions, or foolish commercial enterprise investments).
C. The mood disturbance is sufficiently excessive to reason marked impairment in social or
occupational functioning
C. The mood disturbance is satisfactorily excessive to reason marked impairment in social or
occupational functioning
1 depressed episode at some point of 2 week period.
Major Depression A. Five (or extra) of the following signs and symptoms have been present
1. Depressed mood maximum of the day, almost each day
2. Markedly faded hobby or delight in all, or almost all, activities maximum of the day
3. Significant weight reduction whilst not dieting or weight benefit
four. Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly every day.
Five. Psychomotor agitation or retardation
6. Fatigue or lack of electricity
7. Feelings of worthlessness or immoderate or beside the point guilt eight. Diminish
Bipolar II Disorder - ANS-1 hypomanic episode
A. A distinct period of abnormally and consistently multiplied, expansive, or irritable temper and
abnormally and persistently expanded pastime or strength, lasting at the least 4 consecutive
days and present maximum of the day, nearly each day.
Abuse Types - ANS-Physical, sexual, mental, and forget about
Action research - ANS-Research that includes community engagement, activism, and so on.
Addiction Stages of Treatment - ANS-1. Stabilization
2. Rehabilitation
three. Maintenance
ADHD meds - ANS-Adderall, ritalin
Adult Development - ANS-(Age 21-39) Healthy Growth and Development.
1. Physical —reaches physical and sexual adulthood, dietary wishes are for preservation, no
longer increase
2. Mental—acquires new competencies, data; makes use of those to resolve issues
three. Social-Emotional—Seeks closeness with others; sets profession goals; chooses way of
life, network; starts own family.
Anal degree - ANS--number one consciousness of libido was on controlling bladder and bowel
movements
-toilet education is primary issue, too much strain can result in excessive need for order or
cleanliness later in existence, too little stress from mother and father can lead to messy or
negative conduct later in existence
Anti-tension medications - ANS-Ativan, valium, Xanax
Anti-depressants - ANS-SSRIs -Celexa, Lexapro, Proxac, Zoloft, Others -Effexor, Remeron,
Wellbutrin
Antipsychotics - ANS-Haldol, Loxitane, Thorazine
Anxiety D/Os (12) - ANS-Separation Anxiety Disorder,
Selective Mutism,
Specific Phobia,
Social Anxiety Disorder,
Panic Disorder,
Panic Attack (Specifier),
Agoraphobia,
Generalized Anxiety Disorder,
Substance/Medication-Induced Anxiety Disorder,
Anxiety Disorder Due to Another Medical Condition,
Other Specified Anxiety Disorder,
Unspecified Anxiety Disorder
Asceticism - ANS-Rigor and self-denial
-refuse to consume or sleep till undertaking whole
-refuse pleasure to deal with tension and choice
Autonomy vs Shame & Doubt - ANS-Between the a long time of 1 and 3, children start to assert
their independence by means of on foot away from their mother. If endorsed it fosters
, independence, if criticized it results in feeling not able to survive and over dependence on
discern.
Basic Human Needs (Maslow's Hierarchy) - ANS-
Beck Depression Inventory - ANS-21 items to measure despair
Behaviorist Theory - ANS-(Pavlov, Skinner)—getting to know is viewed through change in
conduct and the stimuli in the external environment are the locus of getting to know. Social
employees intention to trade the external environment if you want to bring about desired trade.
Biological section evaluation - ANS-A purchaser's medical history, developmental history,
cutting-edge medications, substance abuse history, and own family history of scientific illnesses.
Biopsychosocial History - ANS-Provides data on the current/offering problem or issues; a
patron's beyond and gift physical health, which includes developmental milestones; a patron's
emotional functioning; instructional or vocational history
Bipolar I Disorder - ANS-1 manic episode in lifetime
Manic Episode
A. A distinct length of abnormally and consistently accelerated, expansive, or irritable temper
and abnormally and consistently elevated aim-directed pastime or power, lasting at least 1 week
and present most of the day
B. During the length of temper disturbance and expanded power or pastime, three (or extra) of
the subsequent signs:
1. Inflated vanity or grandiosity. 2. Decreased want for sleep (e.G., feels rested after most
effective 3 hours of sleep). 3. More talkative than usual or pressure to hold speakme. 4. Flight of
thoughts or subjective revel in that thoughts are racing. Five. Distractibility (i.E., attention too
effortlessly attracted to unimportant or irrelevant outside stimuli), as mentioned or discovered. 6.
Increase in intention-directed pastime (either socially, at paintings or faculty, or sexually) or
psychomotor agitation (i.E., purposeless non-goal-directed hobby). 7. Excessive involvement in
sports that have a excessive capability for painful results (e.G., carrying out unrestrained buying
sprees, sexual indiscretions, or foolish commercial enterprise investments).
C. The mood disturbance is sufficiently excessive to reason marked impairment in social or
occupational functioning
C. The mood disturbance is satisfactorily excessive to reason marked impairment in social or
occupational functioning
1 depressed episode at some point of 2 week period.
Major Depression A. Five (or extra) of the following signs and symptoms have been present
1. Depressed mood maximum of the day, almost each day
2. Markedly faded hobby or delight in all, or almost all, activities maximum of the day
3. Significant weight reduction whilst not dieting or weight benefit
four. Insomnia or hypersomnia nearly every day.
Five. Psychomotor agitation or retardation
6. Fatigue or lack of electricity
7. Feelings of worthlessness or immoderate or beside the point guilt eight. Diminish
Bipolar II Disorder - ANS-1 hypomanic episode
A. A distinct period of abnormally and consistently multiplied, expansive, or irritable temper and
abnormally and persistently expanded pastime or strength, lasting at the least 4 consecutive
days and present maximum of the day, nearly each day.
