Therapeutic Boundaries
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The purpose of this quiz is to measure the competency of the indiviual.
- 1.BOUNDARIES ARE DESCRIBED AS:
- A.
RULES OF BEHAVIOR WHICH GUIDE INTERACTION WITH OTHERS.
- B.
LIMITS THAT ALLOW A PATIENT AND STAFF TO CONNECT SAFELY IN A THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP BASED ON PATIENTS' NEEDS.
- C.
HELP US CONTROL THE IMPACT OTHERS HAVE ON US AS WELL AS OUR IMPACT ON OTHERS
- D.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
- 2.PURPOSE OF BOUNDARIES INCLUDE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING EXCEPT:
- A.
PROTECT CLIENT VULNERABILITY
- B.
PROVIDE LEGAL PROTECTION FOR CLIENT AND STAFF
- C.
KEEPS THE FOCUS ON STAFF
- D.
PROTECT STAFF FROM BECOMING OVER-INVOLVED WITH THE CLIENT
- 3.WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT EXAMPLES OF BOUNDARY CHALLENGES:
- A.
THE CLIENT ASKS YOU TO PICK UP SOME CIGARETTES FOR HIM AT THE STORE
- B.
THE CLIENTS ASKS ABOUT YOUR CREDENTIALS
- C.
THE CLIENTS ASKS FOR YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER
- D.
THE CLIENT GIVE YOU A GIFT
- 4.WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARE TRUE STATEMENTS ABOUT BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS:
- A.
BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS OFTEN BEGIN WITH GOOD INTENTIONS
- B.
BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS ARE NOT ALWAYS HARMFUL TO THE PATIENT
- C.
BOUNDARY VIOLATIONS CAN ALTER THE LIMITS OF CLIENT STAFF RELATIONSHIP
- D.
A AND C
- 5.WAY TO PREVENT BOUNDARY CROSSINGS/VIOLATIONS INCLUDE:
- A.
REVIEW CURRENT POLICIES AND ETHICAL CODES
- B.
RESIST FLATTERY AND FLIRTATION
- C.
REFLECT ON HOW OTHER STAFF MEMBERS WILL PERCEIVE YOUR INTENTIONS
- D.
A AND B ONLY
- E.
ALL OF THE ABOVE
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