CCMH/558 Crisis Intervention and Trauma The Latest Version A+ Study Guide **********************************************
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Question 1
What is the term for a strengths-based framework that is grounded in an understanding of the impact of trauma; that emphasizes physical, psychological, and emotional safety for both providers and survivors; and that creates opportunities for survivors to rebuild a sense of control and empowerment? 1. trauma-sensitive treatment 2. trauma-informed care 3. strengths-based intervention 4. effective supportive therapy 5. none of the above 2. Question 2 When a crisis worker makes tasks clear and consistent by maintaining boundaries that are appropriate to the agency, they are demonstrating which of the following qualities? 1. choice 2. trustworthiness
3. safety 4. empowerment 5. none of the above 3. Question 3 Acute stress disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder are characterized by exposure to severe trauma, impairment in functioning, and the presence of a variety of anxiety and depressive symptoms. What differentiates these two disorders? 1. the nature of the trauma 2. the duration of the symptoms from when the trauma occurred 3. the duration of the experience of going through the trauma 4. the duration since the trauma experience 5. the severity of the trauma 4. Question 4 Veterans frequently deal with issues related to their role in killing enemy combatants and/or civilians. The "stages of killing" model can be helpful in validating a veteran's emotional experience and educating the veteran. Which of the following is NOT a stage of the model? 1. exhilaration 2. rationalization 3. killing 4. denial 5. none of these are stages of this model 5. Question 5 There are numerous treatment options for PTSD, and the crisis worker should consider access to services, availability, safety, and client preference when selecting an intervention. The treatment option that helps the veteran understand and change how thoughts and beliefs about the traumas and about the world cause stress and
maintain current symptoms is the following: 1. cognitive-behavioral therapy 2. prolonged exposure therapy 3. stress inoculation therapy 4. secondary traumatization therapy 5. none of the above