NSG 5140 FINAL EXAM
NSG 5140 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025 / NSG 5140 ADV
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY SOUTH COLLEGE COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Person-centric assessment of personal factors ___adherence to ethical aspects of
nonmaleficense as characterized by respect for privacy issues, person's autonomy and choices,
and use of the data in nonstigmatizing ways.
a. Measures
b. Neglects
c. Presumes
d. Disregards
c. Presumes
For each area of life, person-centric assessments should address
a. How important this area of life is to the person and whether they feel able to control their
involvement in this area of life
b. Whether they have good opportunities to participate and the choice about participating
c. Whether typical others are fully involved and pleased with the way they are able to
participate
d. Both a and b
d. Both a and b
There are both universal and specific counseling approaches, programs, and services used
during therapeutic interactions for people with disabilities. Which of the following best
represent the types of approaches, programs, and/or services typically facilitated by RCs for
persons with disabilities?
a. Psychotherapy sessions that focus on past traumatic experiences of the client
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b. Training clients on independent living skills to enhance safety in the kitchen, shopping, and
money management skills
c. Job analysis and transferable skill analysis for job placement activities
d. Counseling approaches that focus on psychosocial adjustment to a chronic illness or disability
and treatment planning for client-choice related to some of the most immediate and critical life
issues
e. Client evaluation of assistive technology needs for use at home, school, or work
d. Counseling approaches that focus on psychosocial adjustment to a chronic illness or disability
and treatment planning for client-choice related to some of the most immediate and critical life
issues
Counselors across all work settings and theoretical orientations must be proficient, competent,
and ethical in working with a range of people with disabilities. This important principle honors
best practices in working with
the unique attributes of persons with disabilities. Which statement does not depict or honors
the principle.
a. People with disabilities comprise basically one single group of individuals who all have similar
needs, mentally and physically. Thus, the counselor who knows how to work with this
population of individuals
will gain therapeutic advantage.
b. People with physical disabilities differ from persons with mental disabilities. However,
counselors who have a common core of knowledge and skills to work with this population of
individuals will be able to work
competently with all disabilities.
c. Disability affects each individual differently; from a mental, physical, cognitive, social, and
vocational level of functioning. Thus, counselors who understand each condition and treat each
disability as different and
unique will be more effective therapeutically in working with their client's physiological,
psychological, and cultural attributes.
d. Disability affects each individual differently. However, there are core knowledge and skill
areas that counselors can base their practice-on in working therapeutically with all groups of
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disabilities.
e. Working at optimal therapeutic levels for all persons, regardless of disability is what is most
essential; as opposed to providing specific programs and services.
c. Disability affects each individual differently; from a mental, physical, cognitive, social, and
vocational level of functioning. Thus, counselors who understand each condition and treat each
disability as different and
unique will be more effective therapeutically in working with their client's physiological,
psychological, and cultural attributes.
RCs possess a unique knowledge, awareness, and skill-set to work with the challenges people
with disabilities face on a day-to-day basis across multiple life areas. Which statement best
depicts this principle:
a. The field of rehabilitation counseling evolved primarily as a group of specialty areas (e.g.,
vocational, school, mental health, and rehabilitation) that practiced a common core of
competencies and foundational skills. Thus, best practices in rehabilitation counseling
exemplifies that RCs can work with all persons.
b. The rehabilitationist is a counselor and psychotherapist first and foremost. He or she works
with the holistic needs of all individuals, regardless of disability. The fact that the individual may
or may not have a mental or
physical disability should not matter in the delivery of services.
c. The field of counseling evolved primarily as a group of specialty areas (e.g., vocational, school,
mental health, and rehabilitation) that practiced a common core of competencies and
foundational skills. Best practices in rehabilitation suggests that RCs understand the unique
cultural attributes of their clients and
understand the medical, psychosocial, vocational, and mental health impact that the disability
has on their client's life.
d. The rehabilitationist is a psychotherapist first and foremost. He or she works with the mental
health needs of all individuals, regardless of disability. The fact that the individual may have a
disability does not alter this fact; most physical conditions have co-occurring mental health
conditions. Thus, knowing how to treat mental health conditions can go a long way
therapeutically.
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NSG 5140 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025 / NSG 5140 ADV
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY SOUTH COLLEGE COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+
Person-centric assessment of personal factors ___adherence to ethical aspects of
nonmaleficense as characterized by respect for privacy issues, person's autonomy and choices,
and use of the data in nonstigmatizing ways.
a. Measures
b. Neglects
c. Presumes
d. Disregards
c. Presumes
For each area of life, person-centric assessments should address
a. How important this area of life is to the person and whether they feel able to control their
involvement in this area of life
b. Whether they have good opportunities to participate and the choice about participating
c. Whether typical others are fully involved and pleased with the way they are able to
participate
d. Both a and b
d. Both a and b
There are both universal and specific counseling approaches, programs, and services used
during therapeutic interactions for people with disabilities. Which of the following best
represent the types of approaches, programs, and/or services typically facilitated by RCs for
persons with disabilities?
a. Psychotherapy sessions that focus on past traumatic experiences of the client
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b. Training clients on independent living skills to enhance safety in the kitchen, shopping, and
money management skills
c. Job analysis and transferable skill analysis for job placement activities
d. Counseling approaches that focus on psychosocial adjustment to a chronic illness or disability
and treatment planning for client-choice related to some of the most immediate and critical life
issues
e. Client evaluation of assistive technology needs for use at home, school, or work
d. Counseling approaches that focus on psychosocial adjustment to a chronic illness or disability
and treatment planning for client-choice related to some of the most immediate and critical life
issues
Counselors across all work settings and theoretical orientations must be proficient, competent,
and ethical in working with a range of people with disabilities. This important principle honors
best practices in working with
the unique attributes of persons with disabilities. Which statement does not depict or honors
the principle.
a. People with disabilities comprise basically one single group of individuals who all have similar
needs, mentally and physically. Thus, the counselor who knows how to work with this
population of individuals
will gain therapeutic advantage.
b. People with physical disabilities differ from persons with mental disabilities. However,
counselors who have a common core of knowledge and skills to work with this population of
individuals will be able to work
competently with all disabilities.
c. Disability affects each individual differently; from a mental, physical, cognitive, social, and
vocational level of functioning. Thus, counselors who understand each condition and treat each
disability as different and
unique will be more effective therapeutically in working with their client's physiological,
psychological, and cultural attributes.
d. Disability affects each individual differently. However, there are core knowledge and skill
areas that counselors can base their practice-on in working therapeutically with all groups of
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disabilities.
e. Working at optimal therapeutic levels for all persons, regardless of disability is what is most
essential; as opposed to providing specific programs and services.
c. Disability affects each individual differently; from a mental, physical, cognitive, social, and
vocational level of functioning. Thus, counselors who understand each condition and treat each
disability as different and
unique will be more effective therapeutically in working with their client's physiological,
psychological, and cultural attributes.
RCs possess a unique knowledge, awareness, and skill-set to work with the challenges people
with disabilities face on a day-to-day basis across multiple life areas. Which statement best
depicts this principle:
a. The field of rehabilitation counseling evolved primarily as a group of specialty areas (e.g.,
vocational, school, mental health, and rehabilitation) that practiced a common core of
competencies and foundational skills. Thus, best practices in rehabilitation counseling
exemplifies that RCs can work with all persons.
b. The rehabilitationist is a counselor and psychotherapist first and foremost. He or she works
with the holistic needs of all individuals, regardless of disability. The fact that the individual may
or may not have a mental or
physical disability should not matter in the delivery of services.
c. The field of counseling evolved primarily as a group of specialty areas (e.g., vocational, school,
mental health, and rehabilitation) that practiced a common core of competencies and
foundational skills. Best practices in rehabilitation suggests that RCs understand the unique
cultural attributes of their clients and
understand the medical, psychosocial, vocational, and mental health impact that the disability
has on their client's life.
d. The rehabilitationist is a psychotherapist first and foremost. He or she works with the mental
health needs of all individuals, regardless of disability. The fact that the individual may have a
disability does not alter this fact; most physical conditions have co-occurring mental health
conditions. Thus, knowing how to treat mental health conditions can go a long way
therapeutically.
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