Here's the final KSA of the Day: VALUE ISSUES. How to prepare? The NASW Code of Ethics identifies six core values for social workers (links below go to the code):
Here's the KSA of the Day with the shortest list of bullets: CONFIDENTIALITY AND ITS LIMITS. Don't be tricked--this material will come up on the exam--more than two bullet-points worth! 
Next section of the exam is Professional Ethics and Values--18% of the current exam. The first KSA of the Day from the section: ETHICAL ISSUES. You already know where to go for this stuff, right? The NASW Code of Ethics. Covers everything on the list below.
KSA of the Day: CONSULTATION AND INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION. Will you be tested on this? Yes--chances are. The ASWB naturally wants to assess whether social workers understand the limits of what a social workers can do. A client presents with a diagnosis that could be accounted for by a medical condition? Refer to an MD. A client has a problem you have no experience with? Seek supervision. Like that. Some topics covered and potentially helpful links: Models of peer supervision; Consultation approaches; Elements of a case presentation; Client referral for services 
KSA of the Day: MANAGEMENT OF CASES. Some topics and potentially helpful links: Case recording for practice evaluation or supervision (pdf); The concept of client advocacy (ppt); Documentation and the management of practice records (pdf slides)
Here's a long one--a really long one. KSA of the Day: THE INTERVENTION PROCESS. Some helpful links for this section: Crisis intervention/treatment approaches; Solution-focused and brief interventions; Partializing techniques; Models of family-centered social work practice