Which framework for clinical intake includes presenting problems, personal status, drug history, substance abuse history, and medical history?

• A. Medical intake
• B. Psychosocial intake
• C. Biochemical intake
• D. Biopsychosocial intake

Answer: (D)

This item relies on the biopsychosocial approach, which structures an intake to gather information across biological, psychological, and social domains. The presented items map neatly onto that framework: medical history and drug use/history cover biological and behavioral-health factors; presenting problems tap into the current psychological concerns; personal status addresses social context. Because this framework explicitly integrates all three areas into one comprehensive assessment, it’s the best fit for the listed elements. In contrast, a medical intake would focus mainly on physical health, a psychosocial intake would emphasize psychosocial aspects without necessarily covering medical history in depth, and biochemical intake isn’t a standard, widely used framework in clinical intake.