Certified Psychiatric Rehabilitation Practitioner
(CPRP) Exam Prep 2026 UPDATE!!
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Terms in this set (356)
Mental health affects about 20% of True
the population.
Psychiatric rehabilitation emerged False
out of the deinstitutionalization
movement of the 1930's.
________________ is/are example(s) of All of the above
evidence-based practices.
Delusion are bizarre beliefs or True
ideas that a person cannot be
talked out of while hallucinations
are incorrect sensory information
that the individual experiences as
real.
Mood disorders effect between about 5-20% of the population.
The "Vermont study" by Dr. Hardng True
was one of the first longitudinal
studies to demonstrate that persons
with schizophrenia could have
positive long-term outcomes.
,Illness Management and Recovery psychoeducation and self-management
is an evidence based practice strategies.
consisting of
Recovery is a operationalized False
construct that can only be
measured by medical doctors.
The main goal of Psychiatric to promote recovery.
Rehabilitation is:
Shared decision making involves False
consumers defering to the needs of
the treatment team they are
working with.
The PsyR process has three stages: intervention stage.
the diagnostic stage, the planning
stage and the _________________ stage.
Since deinstitutionalization PsyR has True
had a focus on the concept of
interdependence.
A wellness coach helps individuals True
identify strengths in the 8
dimensions of wellness and then
helps them to clarify what they
hope to change or improve.
Much of the early development of False
psychiatric rehabilitation took place
in psychiatric hospitals and asylums.
, SMART goals are integral to the Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and
coaching process and are used to Time-framed.
help individuals achieve health and
wellness goals. The acronym
SMART stands for:
Research shows that the life span of False
individuals with mental illnesses is
10 years less than that of the
general population.
Psychiatric rehabilitation day False
programming services maintain a
strong reputation and are
overwhelmingly popular with
consumers and families.
The authors discussed 4 basic continuity of care, accessibility, accountability
service objectives of case and efficiency.
management. They include:
Historically, there are six models of Assertive Community Treatment.
case management. Which of the
following has been most
researched and is the only
evidence-based practice?
Research conducted by Dr. Gary less use of emergency, crisis intervention and
Bond on ACT programs found that other services.
service recipients have superior
treatment outcomes, such as:
Long-term unemployment can True
result in the deterioration of
physical, emotional and psychiatric
well-being and overall functioning.
(CPRP) Exam Prep 2026 UPDATE!!
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Terms in this set (356)
Mental health affects about 20% of True
the population.
Psychiatric rehabilitation emerged False
out of the deinstitutionalization
movement of the 1930's.
________________ is/are example(s) of All of the above
evidence-based practices.
Delusion are bizarre beliefs or True
ideas that a person cannot be
talked out of while hallucinations
are incorrect sensory information
that the individual experiences as
real.
Mood disorders effect between about 5-20% of the population.
The "Vermont study" by Dr. Hardng True
was one of the first longitudinal
studies to demonstrate that persons
with schizophrenia could have
positive long-term outcomes.
,Illness Management and Recovery psychoeducation and self-management
is an evidence based practice strategies.
consisting of
Recovery is a operationalized False
construct that can only be
measured by medical doctors.
The main goal of Psychiatric to promote recovery.
Rehabilitation is:
Shared decision making involves False
consumers defering to the needs of
the treatment team they are
working with.
The PsyR process has three stages: intervention stage.
the diagnostic stage, the planning
stage and the _________________ stage.
Since deinstitutionalization PsyR has True
had a focus on the concept of
interdependence.
A wellness coach helps individuals True
identify strengths in the 8
dimensions of wellness and then
helps them to clarify what they
hope to change or improve.
Much of the early development of False
psychiatric rehabilitation took place
in psychiatric hospitals and asylums.
, SMART goals are integral to the Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and
coaching process and are used to Time-framed.
help individuals achieve health and
wellness goals. The acronym
SMART stands for:
Research shows that the life span of False
individuals with mental illnesses is
10 years less than that of the
general population.
Psychiatric rehabilitation day False
programming services maintain a
strong reputation and are
overwhelmingly popular with
consumers and families.
The authors discussed 4 basic continuity of care, accessibility, accountability
service objectives of case and efficiency.
management. They include:
Historically, there are six models of Assertive Community Treatment.
case management. Which of the
following has been most
researched and is the only
evidence-based practice?
Research conducted by Dr. Gary less use of emergency, crisis intervention and
Bond on ACT programs found that other services.
service recipients have superior
treatment outcomes, such as:
Long-term unemployment can True
result in the deterioration of
physical, emotional and psychiatric
well-being and overall functioning.
