Critical aspects of primary prevention are that:
A) it must be group or mass oriented.
B) it is focused on high-risk groups.
C) it is aimed at specific target populations.
D) it can deal with the general population.
E) all of these.
E
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Which of the following is considered significant federal legislation because it prohibits medically unnecessary placement of a disabled person in an institution?
A. ADA B. Olmstead decision C. Zebley decision D. IDEA
When task group members have questions or concerns about the group mandate, they should ______.
a. limit their role within the group b. resign their membership in the group c. keep them to themselves d. be allowed to raise them for discussion
Which of the following tenets about core beliefs isInaccurate?
a. They are unique to the client’s experiences. b. They are resistant to change. c. They are grouped into themes and patterns. d. They are not affected by health disparities.
The following statement is an example of which skill? "Wow, look what just happened. You started to talk about Mom being ill, and John, you changed the subject and started to fool around. John, is this hard for you to talk about? The rest of you, is this the way you avoid the painful stuff—by letting John goof off?"
a. Sharing worker's feelings b. Sharing data c. Identifying process and content connections d. Containment