Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Exam Guide - Part II
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1. Certified Brain Exam Coverage
Injury Special-
ist (CBIS) Exam Exam coverage for the Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Exam Guide - Part II
Guide - Part II focuses on advanced brain injury knowledge, rehabilitation principles, functional
outcomes, and interdisciplinary approaches used in the care of individuals with
acquired and traumatic brain injuries. It emphasizes the practical application of
brain injury concepts to assessment, treatment planning, rehabilitation, commu-
nity reintegration, and long-term support. The guide also addresses the cognitive,
behavioral, emotional, physical, and psychosocial consequences of brain injury
and strategies for promoting safety, independence, and quality of life.
2. CHART-SF Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Techniques - Short Form; objective
assessment of a person's engagement in roles within society; first made in 1992
and later revised in 1999
3. M2P2 (MPAI-4) Mayo Portland Adaptability Inventory-4 Participation Index; designed to track
post-acute rehab outcomes of both children and adults with TBI
4. PART-O Participation Assessment with Recombined Tools-Objective; developed by TBIMS,
measures the frequency of engagement or level of involvement in an activity
5. What are three CHART-SF, MPAI-4, PART-O
outcome mea-
sures used in
post-acute reha-
bilitation?
6. Participation term used to described engagement in social roles -- a critical component of the
WHO-ICF biopsychosocial model
7. What are three DRS, Rancho Los Amigos Scale, FIM/FAM
outcome mea-
sures used in
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acute rehabilita-
tion?
8. What are five out- GCS, GOAT, O-Log, CRS-R, AIS
come measures
used early after
injury to gauge
cognitive status?
9. community en- relatively new concept involving the extend to which the person feels he or she
franchisement has options and control over participation, feels a part of the community, and feels
valued
10. MCID minimal clinically important differences; relevant in participation to evaluate effec-
tiveness of interventions in controlled studies
11. Post-injury em- Reported at less than 10-40% post-injury
ployment rates
12. "Gold standard" Return to work
in measuring
success in reha-
bilitation
13. Return to work more severe injury, older age at time of injury, being male, lower levels of
risk factors pre-injury educational or occupational status, lack of social support, significant
physical, psycho-social, or cognitive impairments, being of a minority race, history
of substance abuse
14. Return to work supported employment, comprehensive integrated day treatment, medical-voca-
models tional case coordination model
15. Comprehensive
integrated day
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treatment model includes individual and group therapies as well as vocational trials and supported
for RTW employment; developed by Prigatano and Ben-Yishay; demonstrated employ-
ment rates as high as 50-85%
16. Vocational case Developed by Malec and colleagues; services included in this model include early
coordination identification and hospital-based vocational case coordination, early medical and
model to RTW vocational rehabilitation interventions, work trials, employer education, temporary
work support, and supported employment; 80%+ of those receiving VCC were
employed in the community
17. Resource facilita- a partnership that helps people and communities choose, get and keep informa-
tion tion, services, and supports to make informed choices and meet their goals; can
reduce barriers and increase timely access to resources to improve employment
outcomes
18. Supported em- emphasizes the use of a vocational rehabilitation professional, known as an
ployment model employment specialist or job coach, to provide intensive individualized assistance
to RTW to help him or her with gaining and maintaining employment in a real job for real
pay in the community
19. True or false: True
Supported Em-
ployment Ser-
vices are au-
thorized under
the Rehabilita-
tion Act and are
a service option
under State Vo-
cational Rehabil-
itation (VR) ser-
vices
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20. What are typical assessment, job development, on the job training and support, case manage-
services offered ment, and long-term follow along
by an employ-
ment specialist?
21. The Rehabilita- provided federal grants to states to operate comprehensive programs of VR
tion Act of 1973 services to persons with disabilities -- should be considered a core resource for
as amended in persons with TBI
1998
22. State VR services Minimal intervention, education and preparation, advocacy level services, and
continuum workplace supports
23. Practical strate- work towards forming a coordinated system of care and community re-entry
gies to en- with timely VR referrals; request and obtain neuropsych evals and vocational
hance outcomes assessments that are functional/relevant; understand that services must be indi-
for persons with vidualized to the situation at hand; provision of 1-time services are often inade-
TBI + employ- quate; supported employment cannot be implement without funding to provide
ment long-term follow-up; providing vocational support to TBI pts is often complex and
multifaceted in nature
24. Measurement the assignment of numbers to objects or events; consistent and accurate mea-
definition surements allow for specific descriptions of individuals with BI and for comparison
to others and to their own progress over time
25. Psychometric refer to a given instrument's validity and reliability
properties
26. Reliability looks at how similar a rating would be comparing Therapist 1 and Therapist 2
when they assess the same person
27. Validity looks at whether an instrument is measuring what it intended to measure
28.
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1. Certified Brain Exam Coverage
Injury Special-
ist (CBIS) Exam Exam coverage for the Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Exam Guide - Part II
Guide - Part II focuses on advanced brain injury knowledge, rehabilitation principles, functional
outcomes, and interdisciplinary approaches used in the care of individuals with
acquired and traumatic brain injuries. It emphasizes the practical application of
brain injury concepts to assessment, treatment planning, rehabilitation, commu-
nity reintegration, and long-term support. The guide also addresses the cognitive,
behavioral, emotional, physical, and psychosocial consequences of brain injury
and strategies for promoting safety, independence, and quality of life.
2. CHART-SF Craig Handicap Assessment and Reporting Techniques - Short Form; objective
assessment of a person's engagement in roles within society; first made in 1992
and later revised in 1999
3. M2P2 (MPAI-4) Mayo Portland Adaptability Inventory-4 Participation Index; designed to track
post-acute rehab outcomes of both children and adults with TBI
4. PART-O Participation Assessment with Recombined Tools-Objective; developed by TBIMS,
measures the frequency of engagement or level of involvement in an activity
5. What are three CHART-SF, MPAI-4, PART-O
outcome mea-
sures used in
post-acute reha-
bilitation?
6. Participation term used to described engagement in social roles -- a critical component of the
WHO-ICF biopsychosocial model
7. What are three DRS, Rancho Los Amigos Scale, FIM/FAM
outcome mea-
sures used in
, Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Exam Guide - Part II
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jt7vuh
acute rehabilita-
tion?
8. What are five out- GCS, GOAT, O-Log, CRS-R, AIS
come measures
used early after
injury to gauge
cognitive status?
9. community en- relatively new concept involving the extend to which the person feels he or she
franchisement has options and control over participation, feels a part of the community, and feels
valued
10. MCID minimal clinically important differences; relevant in participation to evaluate effec-
tiveness of interventions in controlled studies
11. Post-injury em- Reported at less than 10-40% post-injury
ployment rates
12. "Gold standard" Return to work
in measuring
success in reha-
bilitation
13. Return to work more severe injury, older age at time of injury, being male, lower levels of
risk factors pre-injury educational or occupational status, lack of social support, significant
physical, psycho-social, or cognitive impairments, being of a minority race, history
of substance abuse
14. Return to work supported employment, comprehensive integrated day treatment, medical-voca-
models tional case coordination model
15. Comprehensive
integrated day
, Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Exam Guide - Part II
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jt7vuh
treatment model includes individual and group therapies as well as vocational trials and supported
for RTW employment; developed by Prigatano and Ben-Yishay; demonstrated employ-
ment rates as high as 50-85%
16. Vocational case Developed by Malec and colleagues; services included in this model include early
coordination identification and hospital-based vocational case coordination, early medical and
model to RTW vocational rehabilitation interventions, work trials, employer education, temporary
work support, and supported employment; 80%+ of those receiving VCC were
employed in the community
17. Resource facilita- a partnership that helps people and communities choose, get and keep informa-
tion tion, services, and supports to make informed choices and meet their goals; can
reduce barriers and increase timely access to resources to improve employment
outcomes
18. Supported em- emphasizes the use of a vocational rehabilitation professional, known as an
ployment model employment specialist or job coach, to provide intensive individualized assistance
to RTW to help him or her with gaining and maintaining employment in a real job for real
pay in the community
19. True or false: True
Supported Em-
ployment Ser-
vices are au-
thorized under
the Rehabilita-
tion Act and are
a service option
under State Vo-
cational Rehabil-
itation (VR) ser-
vices
, Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Exam Guide - Part II
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_jt7vuh
20. What are typical assessment, job development, on the job training and support, case manage-
services offered ment, and long-term follow along
by an employ-
ment specialist?
21. The Rehabilita- provided federal grants to states to operate comprehensive programs of VR
tion Act of 1973 services to persons with disabilities -- should be considered a core resource for
as amended in persons with TBI
1998
22. State VR services Minimal intervention, education and preparation, advocacy level services, and
continuum workplace supports
23. Practical strate- work towards forming a coordinated system of care and community re-entry
gies to en- with timely VR referrals; request and obtain neuropsych evals and vocational
hance outcomes assessments that are functional/relevant; understand that services must be indi-
for persons with vidualized to the situation at hand; provision of 1-time services are often inade-
TBI + employ- quate; supported employment cannot be implement without funding to provide
ment long-term follow-up; providing vocational support to TBI pts is often complex and
multifaceted in nature
24. Measurement the assignment of numbers to objects or events; consistent and accurate mea-
definition surements allow for specific descriptions of individuals with BI and for comparison
to others and to their own progress over time
25. Psychometric refer to a given instrument's validity and reliability
properties
26. Reliability looks at how similar a rating would be comparing Therapist 1 and Therapist 2
when they assess the same person
27. Validity looks at whether an instrument is measuring what it intended to measure
28.
