21. The following is a high potency antipsychotic:
A. Clozaril
B. Thorazine
C. Mellaril
D. Haldol
Ans: D
22. The breathing capacity of the lungs is measured through:
A. Electromyography
B. Spirometry
C. Clinical observation
D. Fluorescent antinuclear antibody test
Ans: B
23. Time out of work under worker's compensation may be included in the FMLA twelve week period:
A. Only if the employee is offered COBRA by the employer.
B. If the employee is out of work for a period over 18 months.
C. If the employee is notified in writing.
D. If the employer agrees to hold the employees position for more than the twelve-week period.
Ans: C
24. If a Medicare recipient does not enroll in Part B insurance when he enrolls in Part A insurance:
A. The recipient may purchase Part B Medicare afterward, but will experience a rise in Part B premiums until he enrolls in Part B.
B. The recipient may not purchase Part B Medicare afterward.
C. The recipient may purchase Part B Medicare afterward, and will not experience a rise in premiums.
D. The recipient may purchase Part B Medicare afterward, but will experience a rise in Part A premiums until he enrolls in Part B.
Ans: A
25. Of the following test instruments, which would give you the most reliable results?
A. MAPI
B. Ruler
C. House-Tree-Person
D. Beck Depression Inventory
Ans: B
26. Which is not a category of mental disorder contained in the DSM IV?
A. Anxiety Disorders
B. Diagnostic Disorders
C. Cognitive Disorders
D. Mood disorders
Ans: B
27. An incomplete injury is one in which:
A. There is no communication between the outside body and the spinal cord.
B. There is some communication between the outside body and the spinal cord.
C. There is no signal whatsoever traveling through the site of injury.
D. There are some signals traveling through the site of injury.
Ans: D
28. Disability coverage programs:
A. May have limits of several years, or last until retirement age.
B. Typically end after a period of several years.
C. Invariably end after a two year duration.
D. Must continue until age of retirement.
Ans: A
29. The DSM-IV defines Anxiety as:
A. An impoverishment in thinking that is inferred from observing speech and language behavior
B. An inability to initiate and persist in goal-directed activities.
C. The apprehensive anticipation of future danger or misfortune accompanied by a feeling of dysphoria or somatic symptoms of tension
D. Waxy flexibility-rigid maintenance of a body position over an extended period of time.
Ans: C
30. Client abandonment is:
A. Termination of case management services.
B. A case manager's failure to annually renew criteria of consent for client.
C. Lack of sufficient termination notice resulting in harm to Client.
D. Lack of sufficient understanding of client necessity for additional services.
Ans: C
A. Clozaril
B. Thorazine
C. Mellaril
D. Haldol
Ans: D
22. The breathing capacity of the lungs is measured through:
A. Electromyography
B. Spirometry
C. Clinical observation
D. Fluorescent antinuclear antibody test
Ans: B
23. Time out of work under worker's compensation may be included in the FMLA twelve week period:
A. Only if the employee is offered COBRA by the employer.
B. If the employee is out of work for a period over 18 months.
C. If the employee is notified in writing.
D. If the employer agrees to hold the employees position for more than the twelve-week period.
Ans: C
24. If a Medicare recipient does not enroll in Part B insurance when he enrolls in Part A insurance:
A. The recipient may purchase Part B Medicare afterward, but will experience a rise in Part B premiums until he enrolls in Part B.
B. The recipient may not purchase Part B Medicare afterward.
C. The recipient may purchase Part B Medicare afterward, and will not experience a rise in premiums.
D. The recipient may purchase Part B Medicare afterward, but will experience a rise in Part A premiums until he enrolls in Part B.
Ans: A
25. Of the following test instruments, which would give you the most reliable results?
A. MAPI
B. Ruler
C. House-Tree-Person
D. Beck Depression Inventory
Ans: B
26. Which is not a category of mental disorder contained in the DSM IV?
A. Anxiety Disorders
B. Diagnostic Disorders
C. Cognitive Disorders
D. Mood disorders
Ans: B
27. An incomplete injury is one in which:
A. There is no communication between the outside body and the spinal cord.
B. There is some communication between the outside body and the spinal cord.
C. There is no signal whatsoever traveling through the site of injury.
D. There are some signals traveling through the site of injury.
Ans: D
28. Disability coverage programs:
A. May have limits of several years, or last until retirement age.
B. Typically end after a period of several years.
C. Invariably end after a two year duration.
D. Must continue until age of retirement.
Ans: A
29. The DSM-IV defines Anxiety as:
A. An impoverishment in thinking that is inferred from observing speech and language behavior
B. An inability to initiate and persist in goal-directed activities.
C. The apprehensive anticipation of future danger or misfortune accompanied by a feeling of dysphoria or somatic symptoms of tension
D. Waxy flexibility-rigid maintenance of a body position over an extended period of time.
Ans: C
30. Client abandonment is:
A. Termination of case management services.
B. A case manager's failure to annually renew criteria of consent for client.
C. Lack of sufficient termination notice resulting in harm to Client.
D. Lack of sufficient understanding of client necessity for additional services.
Ans: C
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