NSG-322 Exam 2 Questions with Verified
Correct Answers
complex trauma
developmental consequences of multiple traumatic events or prolonged exposure to trauma
complex trauma may develop from
-maltx
-neglect
-abuse
immediate emotional response
-numbness and detachment
-anxiety/severe fear
-guilt
-exhilaration
-anger. sadness
-helplessness
-depersonalization
-disorientation
-feeling out of control
-denial
-constriction of feelings
-feeling overwhelmed
delayed emotional response
,-irritability/hostility
-depression
-mood swings
-anxiety
-fear of trauma recurrence
-grief reactions
-shame feelings of fragility
-emotional detachment
immediate cognitive response
-Difficulty concentrating
-Racing thoughts
-Distortion of time and space
-Memory problems
-Strong identification with victims
delayed cognitive response
-Intrusive memories or flashbacks
-Reactivation of previous traumatic events
-Self-blame
-Preoccupation with event
-Difficulty making decisions
-Magical thinking
-Belief that feelings or memories are dangerous
-Generalization of triggers
-Suicidal thinking
,immediate behavioral response
-Startled reaction
-Restlessness
-Sleep and appetite disturbances
-Difficulty expressing oneself
-Argumentative behavior
-increased use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco
-Withdrawal and apathy
-Avoidant behaviors
delayed behavioral response
-Avoidance of event reminders
-social relationship disturbances
-Decreased activity level
-Engagement in high-risk behaviors
-Increased use of alcohol and drugs
-Withdrawal
trauma informed care
focuses on how trauma may affect an individual's life and his or her response to behavioral
health services from prevention through treatment
trauma informed approach incorporates
-realizing the prevalence of trauma
-recognizing how trauma affects all individuals involved in the program, org, or syst
-responding by putting this knowledge into practice
, Reactive Attachment Disorder
a consistent pattern of inhibited, emotionally withdrawn behavior toward adult caregivers
(child rarely seeks comfort or responds to comforting)
reactive attachment disorder symptoms
-limited pos affect
-irritability
-sadness
-fearfulness
-minimal soc responsiveness
reactive attachment disorder causes
-inconsistent care
-freq changes in caregivers
-living in foster homes/orphanages
reactive attachment disorder tx
-ind. and family therapy
-med for underlying depression/anxiety
-bibliotherapy
rape-trauma syndrome
specific type of PTSD which can develop after a client has been victim of sexual assault
symptoms of PTSD
1. re-experiencing symptoms
2. avoidance behavior
Correct Answers
complex trauma
developmental consequences of multiple traumatic events or prolonged exposure to trauma
complex trauma may develop from
-maltx
-neglect
-abuse
immediate emotional response
-numbness and detachment
-anxiety/severe fear
-guilt
-exhilaration
-anger. sadness
-helplessness
-depersonalization
-disorientation
-feeling out of control
-denial
-constriction of feelings
-feeling overwhelmed
delayed emotional response
,-irritability/hostility
-depression
-mood swings
-anxiety
-fear of trauma recurrence
-grief reactions
-shame feelings of fragility
-emotional detachment
immediate cognitive response
-Difficulty concentrating
-Racing thoughts
-Distortion of time and space
-Memory problems
-Strong identification with victims
delayed cognitive response
-Intrusive memories or flashbacks
-Reactivation of previous traumatic events
-Self-blame
-Preoccupation with event
-Difficulty making decisions
-Magical thinking
-Belief that feelings or memories are dangerous
-Generalization of triggers
-Suicidal thinking
,immediate behavioral response
-Startled reaction
-Restlessness
-Sleep and appetite disturbances
-Difficulty expressing oneself
-Argumentative behavior
-increased use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco
-Withdrawal and apathy
-Avoidant behaviors
delayed behavioral response
-Avoidance of event reminders
-social relationship disturbances
-Decreased activity level
-Engagement in high-risk behaviors
-Increased use of alcohol and drugs
-Withdrawal
trauma informed care
focuses on how trauma may affect an individual's life and his or her response to behavioral
health services from prevention through treatment
trauma informed approach incorporates
-realizing the prevalence of trauma
-recognizing how trauma affects all individuals involved in the program, org, or syst
-responding by putting this knowledge into practice
, Reactive Attachment Disorder
a consistent pattern of inhibited, emotionally withdrawn behavior toward adult caregivers
(child rarely seeks comfort or responds to comforting)
reactive attachment disorder symptoms
-limited pos affect
-irritability
-sadness
-fearfulness
-minimal soc responsiveness
reactive attachment disorder causes
-inconsistent care
-freq changes in caregivers
-living in foster homes/orphanages
reactive attachment disorder tx
-ind. and family therapy
-med for underlying depression/anxiety
-bibliotherapy
rape-trauma syndrome
specific type of PTSD which can develop after a client has been victim of sexual assault
symptoms of PTSD
1. re-experiencing symptoms
2. avoidance behavior
