.
The facts the client provides to the case manager.
The case managers current observations of the client.
How the client reports they are currently feeling.
All of the above
True
False
Judgment
Thought Processes
Intelligence
Insight
Differential Diagnosing and Manual of Disorders
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
Diagnosing Systematic Mental Illness
Dissolution of Statistical Manuals
To provide a diagnosis for a client’s mental health or substance use related symptoms
To put clients in categories of treatment based on their diagnosis
To make sure every assessment ends in a specific diagnosis
All of the above
True
False
Biological factors
Psychological factors
Social factors
All of the above
Comparing a client’s functioning and their medical conditions
A method by which a clinician determines what disorder caused a client’s symptoms
A method of utilizing standardized testing to determine client’s treatment
Evaluating the difference between physical health and mental health
True
False
True
False
Mental Health/Substance Use Diagnosis
Psychosocial Factors
Credit Scores
Diagnostic Formulation
A history of any health related disorder
A mental, behavioral, or emotional disturbance that significantly interferes with life activities.
Individuals with bipolar disorders and depression
Schizophrenia
Alcoholism
Remaining unmarried
Demonic possession
Defying social norms and traditions
Churches
Almshouses or specialized hospitals for the insane
Prisons
Private homes
Increased funding for in-patient psychiatric hospitalizations.
Started the HMO trend.
Led to the immediate cessation of all funding for mental hospitals.
Initiated the deinstitutionalization movement.
A lack of federal funding of community mental health centers.
Too many community mental health care facilities being built which competed with one another.
Not enough patients accessing community mental health centers
Not enough psychiatrists to staff community mental health centers
Provide information and referrals for patients
Prescribe medication, as needed
Provide child care for patients
Provide medical services, as needed
Creating a true universal single payer system
Increasing access to quality and affordable health care
Forcing out third-party payers, such as insurance companies
Creating a system involving free medical care as a human right for all
Keep fighting for life, even when all seems hopeless.
Continue curative medical treatment after receiving a terminal diagnosis.
Die with dignity and without pain.
Refuse all forms of treatment
Case management, coordination of services, and advocacy.
Home health care.
Legal advocacy.
Basic nursing services.