Quantum Units Education®

Section A: The Counseling Relationship

1. In all instances, the primary obligation of rehabilitation counselors is to:

2. Sexual or romantic rehabilitation counselor-client interactions or relationships with former clients, their romantic partners, or their immediate family members are prohibited for a period of _____ following the last professional contact.

3. Rehabilitation counselors terminate counseling relationships when it becomes reasonably apparent that clients no longer need assistance, are not likely to benefit, or are being harmed by continued counseling.

4. Rehabilitation counselors take measures that enable clients to do which of the following?

Section B: Confidentiality, Privileged Communication, and Privacy

5. When clients disclose that they have a disease commonly known to be both communicable and life-threatening, rehabilitation counselors may be justified in disclosing information to identifiable third parties, if they are known to be at demonstrable and high risk of contracting the disease.

Section C: Advocacy and Accessibility

6. Rehabilitation counselors are knowledgeable about local, regional, and national systems and laws, and how they affect access to all of the following for people with disabilities, except for:

Section D: Professional Responsibility

7. Rehabilitation counselors practice only within the boundaries of their competence, based on their:

8. Rehabilitation counselors assist colleagues or supervisors in recognizing their own professional impairment and provide consultation and assistance when warranted with colleagues or supervisors showing signs of impairment and intervene as appropriate to prevent harm to clients.

9. Rehabilitation counselors do not have to differentiate between earned and honorary degrees when representing their educational attainment.

Section E: Relationship with Other Professionals

10. When providing consultation, rehabilitation counselors use clear and understandable language to inform all parties involved about:

Section G: Evaluation, Assessment, and Interpretation

11. Rehabilitation counselors are not responsible for explanations of scoring or interpretation if the assessment is completed by computer or other outside services.

12. The socioeconomic and cultural experiences of clients are considered when diagnosing.

Section H: Teaching, Supervision, and Training

13. Rehabilitation counselor educators infuse material related to _____ into all courses and workshops for the development of professional rehabilitation counselors.

Section I: Research and Publication

14. Deception may only be used when conducting research if the prospective value of the research outweighs the physical or emotional harm to research participants.

Section J: Technology and Distance Counseling

15. Electronic messages are considered part of the records of clients.

16. For purposes of crisis intervention, how many agencies or rehabilitation counselors-on-call must rehabilitation counselors provide referral information for within their geographical region?