Special CME Issue - West Virginia State Medical Association

Journal Of Health Care For The Poor And
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CME Po s t-Te s t
22. Patients receiving rural care can be
characterized by all of the following except
a. Are at an increased likelihood of
experiencing depression
b. Face unique challenges, such as
increased poverty, lower education level,
and heavy alcohol consumption
c. Not open to medical interventions
for mental health
d. A diminished gender difference in prevalence
23. A routine screening of adults is recommended
a. For high risk clients
b. Only when systems are in place
for the assessment, treatment,
and monitoring of patients
c. For all young adults
d. Never
24. Programs targeted at improving treatment adherence,
such as case management over time describe
a. Primary prevention
b. Secondary prevention
c. Tertiary prevention
d. None of the above
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