1. When conducting a client intake by phone, which of the following is not deemed an appropriate reason for speaking
with an individual other than the client him- or herself?
The client is in the midst of a mental-health-related crisis.
The referred client is 14 years old.
The client is mute and needs a helper to facilitate the call.
The referral is court mandated.
2. A client intake is taking place. The individual has recently completed high school and is scheduled to begin studies at
Wake Forest University in two short months. The line on the form pertaining to “school” should read:
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3. The information included in Step 1, at the top of the form, is:
Person’s name, DOB, your name
Person’s name, sex, DOB, address, your name
Person’s name, sex, DOB, address
Person’s name, DOB, sex, address, type of referral, your name
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4. If the person undergoing intake is employed, input the following information to the form:
Name, address, and telephone number of employer
Name and telephone of employer, length of employment
Name and telephone number of employer
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5. Pertaining to the intake item of “chief complaint,” it is essential to record:
Why the client called but only in general terms
The specific catalyst for the call
How the client obtained the contact details for the agency (if self-referred) plus the complaint itself
Why the client decided to call now
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6. When recording the “chief complaint,” the person conducting the intake should:
Strive to be concise yet accurate
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