CBIS CERTIFICATION PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉ Frontal Lobe Syndrome
Answer: Symptoms of other psychiatric disorders including
depression, psychosis, mood disorders and other various
conditions however the patient does not recognize these
conditions
* The difference between frontal lobe injury and regular
depression is the patient's ability to recognize and acknowledge
the deficit
◉ SUD interventions
Answer:
◉ Screens for SUD
Answer: *AUDIT - alcohol use disorder identification test
*CAGE: yes or no questions
*CRAFFT: screen for adolescents
*ASSIST: alcohol, smoking and substance use involvement
screening test
◉ Cranial Nerves
Answer:
,◉ concomitant spinal cord injury
Answer: Present of co-occurring spinal cord injury and brain
injury
*60% of SCI pt's
◉ Visual Functions
Answer:
◉ Somatoagnosia
Answer: Lack of awareness of body structure and body part
relationships
◉ Meninges
Answer:
◉ Vestibular conditions
Answer: *labrynththine concussion
*post-traumatic Meniere's disease
*basilar skull fx
*vestibular migraine
*perilymphatic fistula
*benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)
*B vestibular hypofunction
, *central vertigo
◉ Olmstead Decision
Answer: A ruling made by the US Supreme Court requiring the
provision of community based services with such services are
available and not opposed by the patient in question, As opposed
to being institutionalized.
◉ TBI model systems of care
Answer: *16 centers in US
* developing and demonstrating a model system of care for
persons with TBI
*Emphasizing continuity and Comprehensiveness of care
* maintaining a standardized national database for innovative
analysis of TBI treatment and outcomes
◉ Peak Maturation Milepost
Answer: Most brain maturation occurs from birth to 6 years.
Injury in that time frame may be the most devastating time for
injury to occur
◉ ages 3-5
Answer: *period of rapid brain growth
*perfecting ability to form images, use words, place things in
serial order, beginning problem solving
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
◉ Frontal Lobe Syndrome
Answer: Symptoms of other psychiatric disorders including
depression, psychosis, mood disorders and other various
conditions however the patient does not recognize these
conditions
* The difference between frontal lobe injury and regular
depression is the patient's ability to recognize and acknowledge
the deficit
◉ SUD interventions
Answer:
◉ Screens for SUD
Answer: *AUDIT - alcohol use disorder identification test
*CAGE: yes or no questions
*CRAFFT: screen for adolescents
*ASSIST: alcohol, smoking and substance use involvement
screening test
◉ Cranial Nerves
Answer:
,◉ concomitant spinal cord injury
Answer: Present of co-occurring spinal cord injury and brain
injury
*60% of SCI pt's
◉ Visual Functions
Answer:
◉ Somatoagnosia
Answer: Lack of awareness of body structure and body part
relationships
◉ Meninges
Answer:
◉ Vestibular conditions
Answer: *labrynththine concussion
*post-traumatic Meniere's disease
*basilar skull fx
*vestibular migraine
*perilymphatic fistula
*benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)
*B vestibular hypofunction
, *central vertigo
◉ Olmstead Decision
Answer: A ruling made by the US Supreme Court requiring the
provision of community based services with such services are
available and not opposed by the patient in question, As opposed
to being institutionalized.
◉ TBI model systems of care
Answer: *16 centers in US
* developing and demonstrating a model system of care for
persons with TBI
*Emphasizing continuity and Comprehensiveness of care
* maintaining a standardized national database for innovative
analysis of TBI treatment and outcomes
◉ Peak Maturation Milepost
Answer: Most brain maturation occurs from birth to 6 years.
Injury in that time frame may be the most devastating time for
injury to occur
◉ ages 3-5
Answer: *period of rapid brain growth
*perfecting ability to form images, use words, place things in
serial order, beginning problem solving
