Question 1

&#34;&#8230;tension between person and environment that people perceive as taxing or exceeding their resources and endangering their wellbeing&#34; is one definition of&#8230;.&#10;A) panic attack&#10;B) mental illness&#10;C) a hangover&#10;D) stress

Accepted Answer

This definition describes stress, which is the feeling of being overwhelmed or unable to cope with mental or emotional pressure.

Question 2

Case management skills include which of the following&#8230;.&#10;A) networking&#10;B) advocacy&#10;C) enhancing social supports&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Case management skills encompass networking, advocacy, and enhancing social supports, making "all of the above" the correct choice.

Question 3

What estimate of the number of child abuse cases reported annually is most accurate?&#10;A) 100,000&#10;B) 1,000,000&#10;C) 10,000,000&#10;D) 250,000

Accepted Answer

The most accurate estimate is around 1,000,000 child abuse cases reported annually in the United States.

Question 4

Which of the following is a known risk factor for child abuse?&#10;A) parental psychopathology&#10;B) environmental stressors&#10;C) parental criminality&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

All of the listed factors, including parental psychopathology, environmental stressors, and parental criminality, are known risk factors for child abuse.

Question 5

Overall, child welfare interventions have been shown to be very effective.

Accepted Answer

Research indicates that while some child welfare interventions can be effective, the overall effectiveness varies widely due to factors like implementation quality, resource availability, and the complexity of individual cases.

Question 6

Case management programs for people with major mental illnesses&#8230;..&#10;A) were an out-growth of the deinstitutionalization movement&#10;B) have been shown to be completely ineffective&#10;C) help reduce hospitalization rates&#10;D) a and c

Accepted Answer

Case management programs emerged from the deinstitutionalization movement to support individuals in the community and have been shown to help reduce hospitalization rates by providing ongoing support and resources.

Question 7

Although social supports provided to people with major mental illnesses by case managers sounds like a good idea, no studies to date have been conducted on this important subject.

Accepted Answer

Studies have been conducted on the impact of social supports provided by case managers to individuals with major mental illnesses, examining their effectiveness and benefits.

Question 8

The research literature suggests that supported employment seems to be an effective approach for helping people with severe mental illnesses get jobs.

Accepted Answer

Supported employment programs, such as Individual Placement and Support (IPS), have been shown in research to effectively help individuals with severe mental illnesses obtain and maintain competitive employment.

Question 9

The term &#34;clinical case management&#34; refers to&#8230;&#8230;&#10;A) the use of more advanced interventions such as behavioral family therapy&#10;Within a case management framework&#10;B) combining case management services and medication only&#10;C) using &#34;insight-oriented&#34; therapies with people who have chronic mental&#10;Illnesses&#10;D) none of the above

Accepted Answer

Clinical case management involves the use of advanced interventions, such as behavioral family therapy, within a case management framework to support individuals with complex needs.

Question 10

Factors associated with violence among some people with major mental illness include:&#10;A) being male&#10;B) abuse of substances&#10;C) younger age&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

All the factors listed (being male, abuse of substances, and younger age) are associated with an increased risk of violence among individuals with major mental illness.

Deck 7: Case Management Skills