IC&RC Clinical Supervisor (CS) Examination

Question 1

When a supervisee reports that a client has made a direct suicidal threat, the CCS's FIRST action should be to:

Review the supervisee's documentation style Ensure the supervisee conducts or has conducted a thorough suicide risk assessment immediately Advise the supervisee to schedule a follow-up appointment next week Refer the client to a higher level of care without assessment

Correct Answer:

Ensure the supervisee conducts or has conducted a thorough suicide risk assessment immediately

Question 2

The acronym IS PATH WARM is used in suicide risk assessment to identify:

A structured suicide intervention protocol Warning signs of imminent suicide risk Levels of care for suicidal clients Documentation requirements for suicide risk

Correct Answer:

Warning signs of imminent suicide risk

Question 3

A supervisee's client expresses passive suicidal ideation with no plan or intent. The CCS should guide the supervisee to:

Hospitalize the client immediately Document the ideation, assess for risk factors, and increase monitoring while developing a safety plan Ignore the ideation since there is no plan Terminate therapy to avoid liability

Correct Answer:

Document the ideation, assess for risk factors, and increase monitoring while developing a safety plan

Question 4

Which risk factor is MOST strongly associated with completed suicide in the US?

Recent job loss Previous suicide attempt Social media use Low academic achievement

Correct Answer:

Previous suicide attempt

Question 5

When supervising a clinician working with a homicidal client, the CCS must ensure the supervisee understands the duty to protect under:

HIPAA regulations only Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California and applicable state laws Only the agency's internal risk management policy The ADA provisions for mental health clients

Correct Answer:

Tarasoff v. Regents of the University of California and applicable state laws

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