ACBIS Exam Questions & Answers (100% VERIFIED)
Question 1:
2ndary causes of sexual dysfunction
Answer:
physical changes, cog impairment, emotion/ behavior changes, social changes, role changes, medication
side effects etc
Question 2:
1. Primary injury - direct impact from wave of explosion
Secondary injury - energized debris or explosive fragments impacts head or body
Tertiary injury - body impacts wall, ground or object
Quarternary injury - inhalation of toxic gases or substances
Answer:
4 levels of blast related injuries
Question 3:
6 domains of cognition
Answer:
attention, memory, metacognition, processing speed, executive fx and categorization
Question 4:
a person who shows improvement in self-awareness after TBI is...
Answer:
30x more likely to have successful treatment outcomes
Question 5:
ABI
Answer:
Injury that's not hereditary congenital or from birth trauma. Results and change of neural activity includes
external and internal forces of damage
Question 6:
abuse
Answer:
willfull infliction of injury, confinement or punishment with resulting harm.
,Question 7:
abuse includes
Answer:
deprivation of goods/ services necessary to well-being neglect
exploitation
Question 8:
academic intelligence
Answer:
intellectual capacity as measured by performance on tasks typically encountered in school or on standard
IQ tests
Question 9:
acquiring new skills is worse the
Answer:
younger the child is
Question 10:
acute measures
Answer:
FIM; FAM; disabilty rating scale; the rancho los amigos level of cognitive functioning scale
Question 11:
anosognosia
Answer:
inability to recognize one's own impairment
Question 12:
applied behavior analysis goal
Answer:
to discover factors that reliably influence behaviors in order to predict/ promote behavior changes
Question 13:
aspiration
Answer:
severe TBIs have 90% dysphagia early aftery injury. 65% with oral dysphagia & 73% with pharyngeal
dysphagia
, Question 14:
autonomic storming
Answer:
aka dysautonomia; auto fx such as heart rate, BP, temp are disrupted & dystonia rigidity & spasticity
Question 15:
Barriers to return to work
Answer:
severity of injury
sex (M worse than F) age
pre-injury edu social support
h/o substance abuse race
Question 16:
benign neglect
Answer:
Staff discomfort or inexperience in treating LGBT patients
Question 17:
Biomedical Model of Disability
Answer:
Treatment methods are concerned with changing the individual
Experts define characteristics, prognosis and treatment Concerned with "getting better"
therapy is limited once pt is medically stable
Question 18:
Bladder issues after TBI
Answer:
UTIs are more frequent and might need retraining or catheterization
Question 19:
C
Answer:
Character-sensation & intensity of HA i.e. throbbing
Question 20:
CARF (Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities)
Answer:
for post-acute BI programs, residential, outpatient, vocational, home & community programs, stroke &
pediatrics
Question 1:
2ndary causes of sexual dysfunction
Answer:
physical changes, cog impairment, emotion/ behavior changes, social changes, role changes, medication
side effects etc
Question 2:
1. Primary injury - direct impact from wave of explosion
Secondary injury - energized debris or explosive fragments impacts head or body
Tertiary injury - body impacts wall, ground or object
Quarternary injury - inhalation of toxic gases or substances
Answer:
4 levels of blast related injuries
Question 3:
6 domains of cognition
Answer:
attention, memory, metacognition, processing speed, executive fx and categorization
Question 4:
a person who shows improvement in self-awareness after TBI is...
Answer:
30x more likely to have successful treatment outcomes
Question 5:
ABI
Answer:
Injury that's not hereditary congenital or from birth trauma. Results and change of neural activity includes
external and internal forces of damage
Question 6:
abuse
Answer:
willfull infliction of injury, confinement or punishment with resulting harm.
,Question 7:
abuse includes
Answer:
deprivation of goods/ services necessary to well-being neglect
exploitation
Question 8:
academic intelligence
Answer:
intellectual capacity as measured by performance on tasks typically encountered in school or on standard
IQ tests
Question 9:
acquiring new skills is worse the
Answer:
younger the child is
Question 10:
acute measures
Answer:
FIM; FAM; disabilty rating scale; the rancho los amigos level of cognitive functioning scale
Question 11:
anosognosia
Answer:
inability to recognize one's own impairment
Question 12:
applied behavior analysis goal
Answer:
to discover factors that reliably influence behaviors in order to predict/ promote behavior changes
Question 13:
aspiration
Answer:
severe TBIs have 90% dysphagia early aftery injury. 65% with oral dysphagia & 73% with pharyngeal
dysphagia
, Question 14:
autonomic storming
Answer:
aka dysautonomia; auto fx such as heart rate, BP, temp are disrupted & dystonia rigidity & spasticity
Question 15:
Barriers to return to work
Answer:
severity of injury
sex (M worse than F) age
pre-injury edu social support
h/o substance abuse race
Question 16:
benign neglect
Answer:
Staff discomfort or inexperience in treating LGBT patients
Question 17:
Biomedical Model of Disability
Answer:
Treatment methods are concerned with changing the individual
Experts define characteristics, prognosis and treatment Concerned with "getting better"
therapy is limited once pt is medically stable
Question 18:
Bladder issues after TBI
Answer:
UTIs are more frequent and might need retraining or catheterization
Question 19:
C
Answer:
Character-sensation & intensity of HA i.e. throbbing
Question 20:
CARF (Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities)
Answer:
for post-acute BI programs, residential, outpatient, vocational, home & community programs, stroke &
pediatrics
