Biopsychosocial Approach

Who developed the biopsychosocial approach?

• Dr. Eric George

• Dr. George Engel

• Dr. Greg Angel

• Dr. Gregory Enhil

All of the following are biological factors except

• Socioeconomic status

• Age

• Genes

• Chronic disease

When Manan is stressed, he writes down his thoughts in a journal; in consideration of the biopsychosocial approach, this is an example of

• coping mechanism

• Biological factor

• Psychological factor

• Social factor

In order for the DSW to create a treatment plan they must

• Use the same treatment plan that was used on a different client with the same condition

• Consult with best practice evidence

• Ask the client for a family history of health conditions

• Develop a case formulation

Which of the 4P's is NOT part of the 4P formulation?

• Proactive

• Predisposing

• Precipitating

• Perpetuating

One of the negative side effects of Vyvanse (a medication used to treat ADHD) is appetite suppression. A negative consequence of appetite suppression is weight loss. This means that the DSW might have to include teaching their clients about planning nutritious meals and timing of meals. This is an example of

• A perpetuating factor

• A protective factor

• A precipitating factor

• A predisposing factor

When considering the biopsychosocial approach

• Biological factors are most important

• Chronic health conditions are not dependent on social factors

• Biological, psychological, and social factors always interact

• Treatment should be based on current available supports