Adult 3 Trauma Questions With Complete Solutions

Adult 3 Trauma Questions With Complete Solutions There are two types of Trauma what are they and what defines them. - answer1. Simple trauma - a single event that knocks a child off their developmental trajectory 2. Complex trauma - ongoing trauma such as abuse which leads to long standing negative effects. What are the two major issues with complex childhood trauma - answerAttachment and emotion regulation What % of kids who experience a single traumatic event are expected to be back to normal functioning within 2-3 months - answer80% What are some of the common stress reactions for childhood trauma - answerDepression, anxiety, disruptive behaviours, anger, substance abuse What is the description of PTSD - answerAn event that has been experienced, witnessed, heard about or repeatedly heard about. Intrusive experiences, negative emotions or thoughts, changes in arousal occur as a result of the event. Complex PTSD - How is it defined - answerSymptoms are more pervasive than general PTSD. Problems occur with emotion regulation, consciousness, self-perception, distorted views of the perpetrator (if close to them), a system of meaning (such as belief in god) altered. What are some risk factors for PTSD - answerProximity to the event, being of a young age or female, prior vulnerability, low individual resilience and proximity of the abuser. Children have developmental needs such as - answerNeed for security, a theory of mind, order and communication. What age groups might you see post-traumatic play in - answerYounger children and older children but most likely not adolescents. The most common presenting symptom in children with PTSD from the Christchurch earthquake is - answerHyper arousal