The nation's leading medical problem is not cancer, lung or heart disease. The problem has definite causes and effects on one in five adult Americans. Research suggests genetic, neurological, biochemical, psychological and environmental origins. What condition is being described?

A. Hearing loss

B. Vision loss

C. Mental illness

D. Physical disability

Citalopram or Celexa is often used to treat anxiety. It comes in tablet form and should be taken by mouth

one time per day. This drug is in a class of antidepressants called selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors

(SSRIs).

How does citalopram work?

A. It reduces circulation

B. It speeds up circuits in the brain.

C. It increases the amount of serotonin in the brain.

D. It decreases the amount of serotonin in the brain.

A basic model of how people experience grief and loss comes from a well-known theory first posited by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. It involved five stages that people move through as they work through their loss. Which ofthe following is not one of those stages?

A. Denial

B. Bargaining

C. Resolution

D. Acceptance

Bethany seeks the help of a clinical social worker and is soon diagnosed with schizophrenia. The client wants to know how she developed this psychiatric disorder and what she can do to alleviate the symptoms. The social worker brings in some of Bethany' s family members to get background information. It is soon discovered that prior studies done on schizophrenia were correct in their findings. A high degree of influence relies on what?

A. Environment

B. Physical health

C. Heredity

D. Alcoholism

Clinical social workers are often part of power imbalances due to a client needing the professionaI's services. There is a vulnerability of the client due to his/her trust in the social worker. Occasionally a professional will put their needs above those ofthe client to gain personally. This is known as what?

A. Boundary violation

B. Discrimination of power

C. Power of limitations D. Non-disclosure