CRC Practice Exam Questions and
Answers.
Before placing the client in an on-the-job evaluation a rehab counselor needs to perform
-
Job analysis
A client who has difficulty with thinking and reasoning, processing speed attention,
concentration and memory would be best referred to which professional to assess
functional capacities and the ability to benefit from retraining? -
Neuropsychologis
What is a characteristic of a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and
treatment? -
Biopsychosocial factors exist in alcohol and drug use.
The culturally sensitive rehabilitation counselor working with a client who is identified is
belonging to a minority ethno- cultural group will placed emphasis on understanding the:
-
Individuals specific life experiences
For beneficiaries of the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) plan, the current link
of time allowed for a trial work period is: -
9 months
Which statement is correct about the demand-side approach to counseling? -
It assists employers in locating and recruiting clients interested in returning to work
Which issue might a rehabilitation counselor address with the employer if a person with
mental illness chooses to disclose the disability? -
Possible stereotypes or concerns
The use of the assistive devices in the workplace Will increase the likelihood of job
retention provided that the: -
Client has accepted to disability and is not apprehensive of public perceptions
A client with extensive facial disfiguration reports continuous discrimination in the day-
to-day work environment. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) addresses this
attitudinal barrier by: -
Protecting persons who are regarded as having a disability.
In the Minnesota model of patient treatment for addiction, the three phases include: -
, Detoxification, rehabilitation, and aftercare.
Which area attribute differentiates rehabilitation counselors from other counselors and
mental health professionals? -
Specialized knowledge and expertise related to medical aspects of chronic illness and
disability.
Which term has mathematical properties that make it the most frequently used measure
of central tendency? -
Mean
Documentation from a rehabilitation program from an individual who has a visual
impairment can be very beneficial for employers because information regarding: -
Specific needs of the potential employee are known.
A rehabilitation counselor comes across a test of mechanical comprehension with a
test-retest coefficient of .25. The test has: -
Unknown validity and low reliability.
Elements of O*NET include: -
Skills inventory, occupation matching, and occupational characteristics.
Rehabilitation counselors working with people who have the human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) should remember that: -
Prevention of further HIV transmission is the most effective way to deal with the
epidemic.
The primary focus of the rehabilitation intake interview is to: -
Exchange information and develop rapport with a person with a disability.
Managed care is a health delivery concept that was initially implemented due to: -
Spiraling medical costs.
When analyzing the transferability of work skills under the Social Security Administration
(SSA), generally consider past relevant work if it was performed for one month or
longer: -
Within the past 15 years.
The stage of group therapy where cohesion usually occurs is the: -
Working stage
A client with rheumatoid arthritis has been late for work at a skilled, sedentary job every
day for the last two months due to difficulty performing activities of daily living prior to
work. To assist the client in maintaining employment, the rehabilitation counselor should
refer the client to a(n): -
Occupational therapist.
Answers.
Before placing the client in an on-the-job evaluation a rehab counselor needs to perform
-
Job analysis
A client who has difficulty with thinking and reasoning, processing speed attention,
concentration and memory would be best referred to which professional to assess
functional capacities and the ability to benefit from retraining? -
Neuropsychologis
What is a characteristic of a harm reduction approach to substance abuse and
treatment? -
Biopsychosocial factors exist in alcohol and drug use.
The culturally sensitive rehabilitation counselor working with a client who is identified is
belonging to a minority ethno- cultural group will placed emphasis on understanding the:
-
Individuals specific life experiences
For beneficiaries of the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) plan, the current link
of time allowed for a trial work period is: -
9 months
Which statement is correct about the demand-side approach to counseling? -
It assists employers in locating and recruiting clients interested in returning to work
Which issue might a rehabilitation counselor address with the employer if a person with
mental illness chooses to disclose the disability? -
Possible stereotypes or concerns
The use of the assistive devices in the workplace Will increase the likelihood of job
retention provided that the: -
Client has accepted to disability and is not apprehensive of public perceptions
A client with extensive facial disfiguration reports continuous discrimination in the day-
to-day work environment. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) addresses this
attitudinal barrier by: -
Protecting persons who are regarded as having a disability.
In the Minnesota model of patient treatment for addiction, the three phases include: -
, Detoxification, rehabilitation, and aftercare.
Which area attribute differentiates rehabilitation counselors from other counselors and
mental health professionals? -
Specialized knowledge and expertise related to medical aspects of chronic illness and
disability.
Which term has mathematical properties that make it the most frequently used measure
of central tendency? -
Mean
Documentation from a rehabilitation program from an individual who has a visual
impairment can be very beneficial for employers because information regarding: -
Specific needs of the potential employee are known.
A rehabilitation counselor comes across a test of mechanical comprehension with a
test-retest coefficient of .25. The test has: -
Unknown validity and low reliability.
Elements of O*NET include: -
Skills inventory, occupation matching, and occupational characteristics.
Rehabilitation counselors working with people who have the human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) should remember that: -
Prevention of further HIV transmission is the most effective way to deal with the
epidemic.
The primary focus of the rehabilitation intake interview is to: -
Exchange information and develop rapport with a person with a disability.
Managed care is a health delivery concept that was initially implemented due to: -
Spiraling medical costs.
When analyzing the transferability of work skills under the Social Security Administration
(SSA), generally consider past relevant work if it was performed for one month or
longer: -
Within the past 15 years.
The stage of group therapy where cohesion usually occurs is the: -
Working stage
A client with rheumatoid arthritis has been late for work at a skilled, sedentary job every
day for the last two months due to difficulty performing activities of daily living prior to
work. To assist the client in maintaining employment, the rehabilitation counselor should
refer the client to a(n): -
Occupational therapist.
