TCI Training exam |10 questions and answers

Stress model of crisis triggering, escalation, outburst, recovery 3 situations in which restraint, while indicated should be avoided We cannot control young person safely, We are not in control or are too angry, Sexual stimulation is the motivation List 4 of 8 behavior support techniques Manage the environment, prompting, time away, proximity Anything tha makes challenging behavior more or less likely to happen is called setting conditions Non-verbal crisis co-regulation "help me, help myself" strategies to help a potentially violent child take a deep breath, use a protective stance, step back, give the situation time List the steps of an LSI Isolate, Explore young person's point of view, Summarize the feelings and content, Connect feelings to behavior, Alternatives, Plan, Enter List 3 predisposing risk factors that will put the young person at greater risk of serious injury during a physical restraint Obesity, alcohol and drugs, prolonged violent physical agitation A child in your care is very upset and screaming because another child in the group accidentally bumped into them causing them to drop and break the picture frame of one of their favorite photos from home. The child is not out of control and you want them to stay in the group that is currently working on a project. The best choice would be to Provide emotional first aid An example of a setting condition that may make challenging behavior more or less likely to happen with a young person in your care is the organizational culture As you enter the day room you find a youth becoming potentially violent and threatening to hurt another youth. Which one of the 4 elements of a potentially violent situation would choose to eliminate first the target