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Crisis Prevention Intervention CPI Questions with Detailed
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Anxiety
Ans: a noticeable increase or change in behavior
Challenge Position
Ans: a body position in which one individual is face-to-face, toe to toe, and
eye to eye in relation to another individual
Classroom Model
Ans: demonstrating physical interventions in order to show the application of
basic principals
Coping Model
Ans: a model that staff members can use to guide them through the process
of establishing Therapeutic Rapport with an individual after a crisis individual
Decision-Making Matrix
Ans: a tool that can help staff reach objective critical decisions about risks
Defensive Level
Ans: the beginning stage of loss of rationality. At this stage, an individual often
becomes belligerent and challenges authority. It is the second level in the Crisis
Development Model
Directive Staff Attitude/Approach
Ans: an approach in which a staff member takes control of a potentially
escalating situation. It is the recommended staff attitude/approach to an
individual at the Defensive level.
Disengagement
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Ans: the use of a physical intervention to gain a release from any holding
situation while minimizing risk of pain or injury in situations in which the
behavior has been assessed as a lower, medium, or higher risk to self or
others.
Empathic Listening
Ans: an active process to discern what a person is saying
Grab/hold
Ans: a situation in which another person maintains physical contact without
consent and there is the intentional or unintentional risk of harm to a part of
one's body
Haptics
Ans: communication through touch; a form of nonverbal communication
Higher-Level Holding
Ans: physical intervention necessary to restrict a person's range of movement
in relation to high-risk behavior as determined by a behavioral risk assessment.
Integrated Experience
Ans: the concept that behaviors and attitudes of staff impact behaviors and
attitudes of those in their care and vice versa
kinesics
Ans: the nonverbal behavior that communicates messages to others via body
position, posture, and movement
likelihood
Ans: the chance that an event or behavior may occur
Limit Setting
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vPretest - Stuvia US
Crisis Prevention Intervention CPI Questions with Detailed
Verified Answers (100% Correct Answers) /Already Graded
A+
Anxiety
Ans: a noticeable increase or change in behavior
Challenge Position
Ans: a body position in which one individual is face-to-face, toe to toe, and
eye to eye in relation to another individual
Classroom Model
Ans: demonstrating physical interventions in order to show the application of
basic principals
Coping Model
Ans: a model that staff members can use to guide them through the process
of establishing Therapeutic Rapport with an individual after a crisis individual
Decision-Making Matrix
Ans: a tool that can help staff reach objective critical decisions about risks
Defensive Level
Ans: the beginning stage of loss of rationality. At this stage, an individual often
becomes belligerent and challenges authority. It is the second level in the Crisis
Development Model
Directive Staff Attitude/Approach
Ans: an approach in which a staff member takes control of a potentially
escalating situation. It is the recommended staff attitude/approach to an
individual at the Defensive level.
Disengagement
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vPretest - Stuvia US
, 2
Ans: the use of a physical intervention to gain a release from any holding
situation while minimizing risk of pain or injury in situations in which the
behavior has been assessed as a lower, medium, or higher risk to self or
others.
Empathic Listening
Ans: an active process to discern what a person is saying
Grab/hold
Ans: a situation in which another person maintains physical contact without
consent and there is the intentional or unintentional risk of harm to a part of
one's body
Haptics
Ans: communication through touch; a form of nonverbal communication
Higher-Level Holding
Ans: physical intervention necessary to restrict a person's range of movement
in relation to high-risk behavior as determined by a behavioral risk assessment.
Integrated Experience
Ans: the concept that behaviors and attitudes of staff impact behaviors and
attitudes of those in their care and vice versa
kinesics
Ans: the nonverbal behavior that communicates messages to others via body
position, posture, and movement
likelihood
Ans: the chance that an event or behavior may occur
Limit Setting
Approved By:
vPretest - Stuvia US
