320 Quiz 4
1. 5 major movements since early 1800's Ans: 1) Moral treatment
2) Mental Hygenie movement
3) community mental health movement
4) legal advocacy movement
5) consumer movement
2. Dorothea Lynde Dix Ans: founder of mental health movement; efforts to bring
about reform to mental health
3. Recovery Movement Ans: stresses that people with mental health issues can
and do recover, and can be engaged in productive ways in their
communities...Consumers should direct their own recovery
4. Parts of "de facto" mental health service system Ans: 1) specialty mental
health services
2) general medical/primary care services
3) human services
4) voluntary support network services
5. 21% of all hopsital beds are filled by people w/ mental illnesses Ans: ...
6. Mental Health Parity Act Ans: prohibits insurers from imposing lifetime and
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, annual benefit limits on mental health services that are not imposed on physical
health care
7. Mental health parity and addiction equity act Ans: requires that treatment
limita- tions and financial requirements be the same for mental health care as they
are for physical health care
8. 1/3 iraq and afgan war vets have a mental health problem Ans: ...
9. Peer counselors Ans: consumers who have recovered from psychiatric
disorders and now assist other consumers
10. ethnopyschopharmacology Ans: study that looks at the way ethinc and
cultural influences affect a client's response to medication
11. Community mental health centers act Ans: encouraged
deinstitutionalization of people w/ mental illness
12. Assertive community treatment (ACT) Ans: integrated community based
treat- ment approach for people with serious mental illnesses
13. Family Therapy Ans: insight orientated, focus on interpersonal behaviors,
and ex- plore unresolved conflicts & multigenerational issues
14. Kendra's law Ans: allows courts to order certain individuals w/ mentl
illnesses to accept treatment while living in community
15. Spend over a half-trillion dollars annually to deal with effects of drug
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1. 5 major movements since early 1800's Ans: 1) Moral treatment
2) Mental Hygenie movement
3) community mental health movement
4) legal advocacy movement
5) consumer movement
2. Dorothea Lynde Dix Ans: founder of mental health movement; efforts to bring
about reform to mental health
3. Recovery Movement Ans: stresses that people with mental health issues can
and do recover, and can be engaged in productive ways in their
communities...Consumers should direct their own recovery
4. Parts of "de facto" mental health service system Ans: 1) specialty mental
health services
2) general medical/primary care services
3) human services
4) voluntary support network services
5. 21% of all hopsital beds are filled by people w/ mental illnesses Ans: ...
6. Mental Health Parity Act Ans: prohibits insurers from imposing lifetime and
1/5
, annual benefit limits on mental health services that are not imposed on physical
health care
7. Mental health parity and addiction equity act Ans: requires that treatment
limita- tions and financial requirements be the same for mental health care as they
are for physical health care
8. 1/3 iraq and afgan war vets have a mental health problem Ans: ...
9. Peer counselors Ans: consumers who have recovered from psychiatric
disorders and now assist other consumers
10. ethnopyschopharmacology Ans: study that looks at the way ethinc and
cultural influences affect a client's response to medication
11. Community mental health centers act Ans: encouraged
deinstitutionalization of people w/ mental illness
12. Assertive community treatment (ACT) Ans: integrated community based
treat- ment approach for people with serious mental illnesses
13. Family Therapy Ans: insight orientated, focus on interpersonal behaviors,
and ex- plore unresolved conflicts & multigenerational issues
14. Kendra's law Ans: allows courts to order certain individuals w/ mentl
illnesses to accept treatment while living in community
15. Spend over a half-trillion dollars annually to deal with effects of drug
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