A nursing home facility hosts a weekly cocktail hour. You are a social worker on staff. At the last few parties, you notice a 69 year old woman who appears to be inebriated but has only one or two drinks
In a short discussion with her, she says she enjoys parties and social
drinking among friends. What does the situation suggest?
A. She must be drinking before the cocktail hour starts.
B. She probably has been prescribed new or different medication
that interacts with the alcohol.
C. She is probably depressed, drinking more on her own time, and
building a tolerance to alcohol.
D. You need to perform a detailed assessment to determine the
cause of the inebriation.
D
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Cognitive-behavioral theory has rarely been applied to task groups.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
You are working with a low-level drug dealer who became addicted to
his own product. He tells you about the level of organization involved in his operations and how much money he made before he became addicted. He says the "war on drugs" is like Prohibition and laughs. What does he mean? A. Bootleggers are guaranteed profits like dealers, and it is unenforceable. B. Dealers are guaranteed profits like bootleggers, and it is unenforceable. C. The "war on drugs" is logical, fair, and enforceable, just like Prohibition was. D. The "war on drugs" dismantles organized crime.
Supportive role play procedures include
a) Own role b) Mirror c) Sculpting d) Role reversal
Which of the following is true of case management?
A) ?It is intended to meet the multiple needs of a client in a coordinated manner. B) ?It assumes that resources and service providers needed by a client are always readily available. C) ?It requires clients to navigate complex helping systems on their own. D) ?It involves developing a case plan that can be applicable to all clients under all situations.