Under the NASW Code of Ethics 4

question 20

Multiple Choice

Under the NASW Code of Ethics 4.01, Competence, it states

• A) Social workers must understand oppression related to religion
• B) Social workers need to acquire the required competence before engaging in any practice, including religious and spiritual interventions
• C) Social workers should never exploit others for their own religious interests.
• D) Social workers should always prayer with clients

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Definitions:

Prognosis

The likely course or outcome of a disease or ailment, often considering the patient’s condition and treatment options.

End-stage Death

End-stage death refers to the final phase of a terminal illness where death is imminent and treatments no longer provide curative effects, focusing on palliative care.

Wet Lips

A condition in which the lips retain moisture, often considered a sign of adequate hydration but can also result from saliva, balms, or other external factors.

Hospice Care

Supportive care provided to patients in the final phase of a terminal illness, focusing on comfort and quality of life, rather than cure.