__________________________________ Bridging the Gap: Integrating Behavioral Health into Primary Care
116. A therapist receives a call from a patient’s family concerned about the patient’s recent behavior and asks if the patient is a danger to themselves or others. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate response by the therapist? A) Disclose the patient’s diagnosis and treatment plan to the family member. B) Inform the family member that the patient has not made any specific threats and assure them there is no need for concern. C) Explain the limits of confidentiality and the therapist’s duty to warn and protect and then gather more information from the family member to assess the situation. D) Immediately contact law enforcement to report the patient’s potential dangerousness. 117. What is the primary focus of the collaborative care model? A) Providing specialized psychiatric care B) Integrating behavioral health into primary care C) Offering inpatient mental health treatment D) Conducting psychological research
121. What is the primary goal of integrated care documentation? A) To satisfy legal requirements
B) To facilitate communication and coordination among healthcare providers C) To increase billing opportunities D) To replace face-to-face communication 122. Which of the following is NOT a typical comprehensive mental health assessment component? A) Mental status examination B) Risk assessment C) Functional assessment D) Genetic testing 123. A therapist is working with a patient from a culture different from their own. The patient describes experiencing symptoms that do not fit neatly into Western diagnostic categories. Which of the following is the MOST culturally competent approach for the therapist? A) Explain to the patient that their symptoms are likely due to cultural differences and do not require treatment. B) Refer the patient to a therapist from the same cultural background. C) Conduct a thorough cultural assessment to understand the patient’s beliefs about mental health and illness and consider adapting interventions to be more culturally relevant. D) Diagnose the patient with a culture-bound syndrome based on their reported symptoms. 124. Which of the following is a key principle of problem-solving therapy? A) A) Systematic evaluation of potential solutions B) Challenging irrational thought patterns C) Developing insight into unconscious conflicts D) Using exposure techniques to reduce anxiety 125. What is the primary purpose of care conferences in collaborative care? A) To monitor patient adherence to treatment plans B) To provide a platform for interprofessional consultation C) To foster collaboration and shared decision-making D) To conduct comprehensive diagnostic assessments
118. Which of the following is NOT a typical component of brief interventions in primary care?
A) Motivational interviewing B) Problem-solving therapy C) Long-term psychoanalysis D) Behavioral activation
119. What is the primary purpose of the GAD-7 screening tool? A) To diagnose generalized anxiety disorder B) To screen for depression C) To assess the severity of anxiety symptoms D) To evaluate substance use disorders 120. Which of the following is a key component of behavioral activation? A) Exploring childhood trauma B) Prescribing medication C) Activity scheduling D) Practicing mindfulness meditation
Course Code: PYIL09BG
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