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DIVERSITY QUIZ Many are afraid that they will be deported if they seek help. The social workers are asked to develop a solution that brings these residents to the clinic. The strategy with the greatest chance of success is A. Advertise in local ethnic newspapers and will not reveal their immigrationstatus C. Ask local schools to refer people @ health services D. Offer outreach medical services The social worker should FIRST A. Advise the youth that this information can not be withheld because he is a minor B. Persuade the youth to tell his family in a family session C. Inform the youth about safe sex D. Assist the youth in exploring his own identity is best understood in what context A. Concerns about medical nef @t 4 Institutional discrimination & Concerns about parent’s mental stability D. Staff burnout supervisor learns the student is in a wheel chair. The supervisor should FIR @s A. Discuss with the student what special accommodations may be needed B. Review goals and objectives for the semester C. Speak of the potential discriminations that the student wil] face D. Refer the student to a support group for students in wheel chairs when talking with him. The worker notices the client seems reluctant and hesitant when responding should the worker assess the situation A. The client is overly sensitive and may resent having to ask for services B. He is a demanding client and his wishes should be followed Q C. The worker misunderstood the client’s needs and became overly informal D. The client has an attitude problem ?l‘he local clinic has difficulty attracting undocumented Latino residents for services that they clearly need. 2. During a session a 15 year old boy informs a social worker that he is unsure about his sexual orientation. He asks the social worker not to tell his parents because he is afraid that they will disown him and ask him to leave home. 3. A Navajo couple bring their sick child to a health clinic close to the reservation. The non- Navajo physician and clinic supervisor criticize the family for first taking the child to a traditional Navajo healer. The staff’s behavigr 4. A supervisor has been assigned a social work student. The student’s application shows a 3.95 grade point averag and successful completion of two semesters of field placement at a mental health clinic. On the student’s first day the 5. A young social worker is assigned an intake with an elder] y client. He seems friendly and she uses his first name to her questions. He withdraws further as the interview progresses. Finally, he calmly tells the worker that he would prefer a worker who is similar in age and experience, and that he finds her disrespectful and overly familiar. How 51 B. Ask local Latino residents to visit community members and reassure that the clinic maintains client confidentiality (47