PCM TRAINING Test Questions with Verified Answers
1. PCMA: Professional Crisis Management Association is the name of the Associa-
tion that provides training and Certification.
2. PCM: is the name of crisis management system
3. Non-physical strategies: 3
prevention
de-escalation
reintegration
4. Physical Procedure: 2
transportation
immobilization
5. CASH: continuous aggression continuous self injury continuous High magnitude
disruption
6. minor behavior problems, weather predictable or unpredictable, can very
often be eliminated using and strategies: prevention
de- escalation
7. practitioners only use the procedures needed to stop crisis, that
than necessary: restrictive
8. in the PCM system, means that the staff change their behavior
in real time based on the behaviors of the individual: dynamic
9. Practitioners must perform PCM procedures as taught. Practitioners must
not any PCM procedures: modify
10. there are levels of certification: 6
11. basic practitioner level- no physical procedures: one- Practitioner
12. Level P is a minimum . hours P1 is hours
P2P P2S P2PS are ____ hours: 14,16,22
13. practitioners must attend a hours (minimum) recertification course
annually: 7
14. transportation in mobilization procedures are teaching methods that rely
on blank and blank: shaping and fading
15. all PCM and procedures place an individual in a natural and blank position
and horizontal procedures always use a clean blank for the comfort and
protection of the individual: comfortable
safety mat
16. the emphasis on the comfort of the individual ensures that PCM and
practitioners keep a blank relationship with their client/students: positive
17. PCM's use of the lease restrictive intervention results in more opportu-
nities for the individual to even during Crisis Intervention: make
choices
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1. PCMA: Professional Crisis Management Association is the name of the Associa-
tion that provides training and Certification.
2. PCM: is the name of crisis management system
3. Non-physical strategies: 3
prevention
de-escalation
reintegration
4. Physical Procedure: 2
transportation
immobilization
5. CASH: continuous aggression continuous self injury continuous High magnitude
disruption
6. minor behavior problems, weather predictable or unpredictable, can very
often be eliminated using and strategies: prevention
de- escalation
7. practitioners only use the procedures needed to stop crisis, that
than necessary: restrictive
8. in the PCM system, means that the staff change their behavior
in real time based on the behaviors of the individual: dynamic
9. Practitioners must perform PCM procedures as taught. Practitioners must
not any PCM procedures: modify
10. there are levels of certification: 6
11. basic practitioner level- no physical procedures: one- Practitioner
12. Level P is a minimum . hours P1 is hours
P2P P2S P2PS are ____ hours: 14,16,22
13. practitioners must attend a hours (minimum) recertification course
annually: 7
14. transportation in mobilization procedures are teaching methods that rely
on blank and blank: shaping and fading
15. all PCM and procedures place an individual in a natural and blank position
and horizontal procedures always use a clean blank for the comfort and
protection of the individual: comfortable
safety mat
16. the emphasis on the comfort of the individual ensures that PCM and
practitioners keep a blank relationship with their client/students: positive
17. PCM's use of the lease restrictive intervention results in more opportu-
nities for the individual to even during Crisis Intervention: make
choices
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