HSV-131 Week 4 Review Quiz

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    Which of the following is NOT important to document in the "Chief Complaint" section of a New Referral form?

    • The client's current mood
    • The reason the client is calling the agency today
    • What the client is wearing
    • What is motivating the client to seek services
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The HSV-131 Week 4 Review Quiz assesses knowledge on client documentation in human services. It covers chief complaints, client demographics, guarantors, consent forms, and disclosure statements. This quiz ensures learners understand crucial aspects of client management and their legal implications.

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  • 2. 

    Client Demographics include which of the following?

    • Phone number

    • Birth date

    • Gender

    • Social security number

    • All of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All of the above
    Explanation
    Client demographics include information such as phone number, birth date, gender, and social security number. These details are important for understanding and categorizing clients, as well as for communication and identification purposes. Collecting this information allows organizations to personalize their services and ensure that they are meeting the specific needs of their clients. Additionally, it helps in maintaining accurate records and complying with legal and regulatory requirements.

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    When reviewing a Consent for Treatment form with a client, should the human services worker do first?

    • Obtain a signature from the client

    • Sign and date the form

    • Review the form with the client and ensure their understanding

    • Send the form to their supervisor for signature

    Correct Answer
    A. Review the form with the client and ensure their understanding
    Explanation
    The correct answer is to review the form with the client and ensure their understanding. This is important because it allows the human services worker to explain the contents of the form to the client, answer any questions they may have, and ensure that the client fully understands what they are consenting to. Obtaining a signature from the client and signing and dating the form can be done after the client has reviewed and understood the form. Sending the form to their supervisor for signature is not the first step, as the client's understanding and consent should come first.

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    What is a Guarantor

    • A person who guarantees that the correct services are provided to the client.

    • A person, other than the client, who may be financially responsible for services provided to the client.

    • A person who guarantees the financial status of the client is correct.

    • A person who can access the financial records of the client.

    Correct Answer
    A. A person, other than the client, who may be financially responsible for services provided to the client.
    Explanation
    A guarantor is a person who takes on the financial responsibility for services provided to a client, in case the client is unable to fulfill their obligations. This means that if the client fails to pay for the services, the guarantor will be held accountable for the payment. The guarantor acts as a form of security for the service provider, ensuring that they will receive payment even if the client defaults.

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    What is the purpose of a Disclosure Statement?

    • To advise clients that all agency staff will have access to their records.

    • To advise clients that all their records are confidential between them and their human services case manager.

    • To advise clients that none of their information will be released to anyone outside the agency.

    • To advise clients that a case manager is being clinically supervised and that other staff will have access to all their file information.

    Correct Answer
    A. To advise clients that a case manager is being clinically supervised and that other staff will have access to all their file information.
    Explanation
    The purpose of a Disclosure Statement is to inform clients that their case manager is being clinically supervised and that other staff members will have access to their file information. This ensures transparency and informs clients about the supervision process and the confidentiality of their records within the agency.

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