ODMHSAS BHCM II QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS(RATED A+)
Strengths Model Principle 1 - ANSWERPeople can recover, reclaim, and transform their
lives
Strengths Model Principle 2 - ANSWERThe focus is on an individual's strengths rather
than deficits
Strengths Model Principle 3 - ANSWERThe community is viewed as an oasis of
resources
Which of the following make it more likely that a person will be able to "bounce back"
from adversity?
-Hope
-Opportunities
-Connectedness
-All of the above - ANSWERAll of the above
Formal Resource - ANSWERPaid for
Informal Resource - ANSWERNot paid for (free)
Community integration and 'normalization' would promote the ________ niche. -
ANSWERenabling
Passive (Negative) acceptance occurs when:
-The consumer directs the helping process
-There is a trusting relationship between the case manager and the client
-The client reclaims and transforms their life
-None of the above - ANSWERNone of the above
The 'Strengths Model' can enhance the sense of power felt by the case manager and
the client by:
-Reducing conflict and creating a partnership
-Seeing possibilities in the community
-Increasing outcomes and a sense of satisfaction
-All of the above - ANSWERAll of the above
Refraining from engaging in any behavior that would cause harm is which of the basic
ethical principles? - ANSWERNon-Maleficence
, A service provider's responsibility related to cases where the consumer is dangerous to
others and has identified targeted individual(s) is referred to as ___________ -
ANSWERDuty to Warn
The American Disability Act (ADA) is divided into five categories, including: - ANSWER·
Employment
· Telecommunications
· Public Accommodations
Overlapping Relationship - ANSWERthe CM knows the Ct. from 2 different settings
(You go to same church)
Dual Relationship - ANSWERthe CM has 2 roles with the Ct. (friend, neighbor, etc.)
Research from the past few decades indicates that turnover rates per year in mental
health agencies are as high as: - ANSWER25%-50%
Studies show that those employed in private practice are more dissatisfied and prone to
occupational stress than those in public settings. T/F - ANSWERFalse
According to Saakvitne and Pearlman (1996), the ABCs of Support and Self-Care
strategies are: - ANSWER· Awareness
· Balance
· Connection
The Four A's of Advocating for a consumer are: - ANSWER· Adequacy
· Availability
· Accessibility
· Accommodation
The engagement relationship should be a partnership that consists of: - ANSWER·
Reciprocation
· Trust
· Collaboration
· Empowerment
The personal recovery plan is developed based on the consumer's goals and the
primary source of information and guidance should come from the
_________________. - ANSWERstrength's assessment
The main concern with the client and the goal on their personal plan is modifying their
behavior and compliance. T/F - ANSWERFalse
Rehabilitation services include educational and supportive services regarding: -
ANSWER· Independent living skills
· Self-care
ANSWERS(RATED A+)
Strengths Model Principle 1 - ANSWERPeople can recover, reclaim, and transform their
lives
Strengths Model Principle 2 - ANSWERThe focus is on an individual's strengths rather
than deficits
Strengths Model Principle 3 - ANSWERThe community is viewed as an oasis of
resources
Which of the following make it more likely that a person will be able to "bounce back"
from adversity?
-Hope
-Opportunities
-Connectedness
-All of the above - ANSWERAll of the above
Formal Resource - ANSWERPaid for
Informal Resource - ANSWERNot paid for (free)
Community integration and 'normalization' would promote the ________ niche. -
ANSWERenabling
Passive (Negative) acceptance occurs when:
-The consumer directs the helping process
-There is a trusting relationship between the case manager and the client
-The client reclaims and transforms their life
-None of the above - ANSWERNone of the above
The 'Strengths Model' can enhance the sense of power felt by the case manager and
the client by:
-Reducing conflict and creating a partnership
-Seeing possibilities in the community
-Increasing outcomes and a sense of satisfaction
-All of the above - ANSWERAll of the above
Refraining from engaging in any behavior that would cause harm is which of the basic
ethical principles? - ANSWERNon-Maleficence
, A service provider's responsibility related to cases where the consumer is dangerous to
others and has identified targeted individual(s) is referred to as ___________ -
ANSWERDuty to Warn
The American Disability Act (ADA) is divided into five categories, including: - ANSWER·
Employment
· Telecommunications
· Public Accommodations
Overlapping Relationship - ANSWERthe CM knows the Ct. from 2 different settings
(You go to same church)
Dual Relationship - ANSWERthe CM has 2 roles with the Ct. (friend, neighbor, etc.)
Research from the past few decades indicates that turnover rates per year in mental
health agencies are as high as: - ANSWER25%-50%
Studies show that those employed in private practice are more dissatisfied and prone to
occupational stress than those in public settings. T/F - ANSWERFalse
According to Saakvitne and Pearlman (1996), the ABCs of Support and Self-Care
strategies are: - ANSWER· Awareness
· Balance
· Connection
The Four A's of Advocating for a consumer are: - ANSWER· Adequacy
· Availability
· Accessibility
· Accommodation
The engagement relationship should be a partnership that consists of: - ANSWER·
Reciprocation
· Trust
· Collaboration
· Empowerment
The personal recovery plan is developed based on the consumer's goals and the
primary source of information and guidance should come from the
_________________. - ANSWERstrength's assessment
The main concern with the client and the goal on their personal plan is modifying their
behavior and compliance. T/F - ANSWERFalse
Rehabilitation services include educational and supportive services regarding: -
ANSWER· Independent living skills
· Self-care
