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ODMHSAS BHCM EXAMS (LATEST
UPDATES STUDY BUNDLE PACKAGE WITH SOLUTIONS)
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | GRADE A | 100%
CORRECT (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS)
Strengths Model Principle 1 .....ANSWER.....People can recover,
reclaim, and transform their lives
Strengths Model Principle 2 .....ANSWER.....The focus is on an
individual's strengths rather than deficits
Strengths Model Principle 3 .....ANSWER.....The community is
viewed as an oasis of resources
Strengths Model Principle 4 .....ANSWER.....The client is the
director of the helping process
Strengths Model Principle 5 .....ANSWER.....The relationship is
primary and essential
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Strengths Model Principle 6 .....ANSWER.....The primary setting
for our work is in the community
Case Management terms .....ANSWER.....Link, Advocate, Support
Rehabilitation terms .....ANSWER.....Teach, Learn, Skills, Practice
Life Domains .....ANSWER.....Activities of Daily Living,
Performance of Social Roles, Performance of Cultural Roles,
Performance of Occupational Roles
Importance of life domains for case managers
.....ANSWER.....These are the areas that your consumers will need
assistance with to have a better quality of life, live in the
community, and have meaningful relationships.
Recovery rates among people with serious mental illness
.....ANSWER.....68%
10 fundamental components of recovery .....ANSWER.....Holistic,
Self-directed, Non-linear, All of the above
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Factors that promote resilience .....ANSWER.....Hope,
Opportunities, Connectedness, All of the above
Formal Resource .....ANSWER.....Paid for
Informal Resource .....ANSWER.....Not paid for (free)
Community integration and 'normalization'
.....ANSWER.....enabling
Passive (Negative) acceptance .....ANSWER.....Occurs when none
of the following are true: 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
Strengths Model enhancement .....ANSWER.....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
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Basic ethical principles .....ANSWER.....Refraining from engaging
in any behavior that would cause harm
Non-Maleficence .....ANSWER.....A service provider's
responsibility related to cases where the consumer is dangerous
to others and has identified targeted individual(s).
Duty to Warn .....ANSWER.....The responsibility of a service
provider to inform potential victims of a consumer's threats.
American Disability Act (ADA) .....ANSWER.....Divided into five
categories, including Employment, Telecommunications, and Public
Accommodations.
Overlapping Relationship .....ANSWER.....The CM knows the Ct.
from 2 different settings (e.g., you go to the same church).
Dual Relationship .....ANSWER.....The CM has a personal
relationship with the client (e.g., friend, neighbor, etc.).
ODMHSAS BHCM EXAMS (LATEST
UPDATES STUDY BUNDLE PACKAGE WITH SOLUTIONS)
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | GRADE A | 100%
CORRECT (VERIFIED SOLUTIONS)
Strengths Model Principle 1 .....ANSWER.....People can recover,
reclaim, and transform their lives
Strengths Model Principle 2 .....ANSWER.....The focus is on an
individual's strengths rather than deficits
Strengths Model Principle 3 .....ANSWER.....The community is
viewed as an oasis of resources
Strengths Model Principle 4 .....ANSWER.....The client is the
director of the helping process
Strengths Model Principle 5 .....ANSWER.....The relationship is
primary and essential
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Strengths Model Principle 6 .....ANSWER.....The primary setting
for our work is in the community
Case Management terms .....ANSWER.....Link, Advocate, Support
Rehabilitation terms .....ANSWER.....Teach, Learn, Skills, Practice
Life Domains .....ANSWER.....Activities of Daily Living,
Performance of Social Roles, Performance of Cultural Roles,
Performance of Occupational Roles
Importance of life domains for case managers
.....ANSWER.....These are the areas that your consumers will need
assistance with to have a better quality of life, live in the
community, and have meaningful relationships.
Recovery rates among people with serious mental illness
.....ANSWER.....68%
10 fundamental components of recovery .....ANSWER.....Holistic,
Self-directed, Non-linear, All of the above
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Factors that promote resilience .....ANSWER.....Hope,
Opportunities, Connectedness, All of the above
Formal Resource .....ANSWER.....Paid for
Informal Resource .....ANSWER.....Not paid for (free)
Community integration and 'normalization'
.....ANSWER.....enabling
Passive (Negative) acceptance .....ANSWER.....Occurs when none
of the following are true: 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
Strengths Model enhancement .....ANSWER.....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
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Basic ethical principles .....ANSWER.....Refraining from engaging
in any behavior that would cause harm
Non-Maleficence .....ANSWER.....A service provider's
responsibility related to cases where the consumer is dangerous
to others and has identified targeted individual(s).
Duty to Warn .....ANSWER.....The responsibility of a service
provider to inform potential victims of a consumer's threats.
American Disability Act (ADA) .....ANSWER.....Divided into five
categories, including Employment, Telecommunications, and Public
Accommodations.
Overlapping Relationship .....ANSWER.....The CM knows the Ct.
from 2 different settings (e.g., you go to the same church).
Dual Relationship .....ANSWER.....The CM has a personal
relationship with the client (e.g., friend, neighbor, etc.).
