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Q1 Maturational/developmental crisis is a situation in which a client is
A unable to move towards a different level of development. This can include a mid-life experience, or sudden
awareness of mortality.
Q2 Disposition crisis is
A sudden and unexpected outside of the client's control.
Q3 Life transition crisis can occur when
A a large life change happens.
Q4 Traumatic stress is experienced
A after an acute injury.
Q5 Crisis reflecting psychopathology or psychiatric emergency occurs
A due to an underlying mental health condition.
Q6 A crisis has the following factors:
A a sudden or rapid event disturbs a balance in one's life client's coping mechanisms are ineffective usually brief and
can resolve quickly the client experiences either growth or injury, or both
Q7 The severity of the crisis is based on the
A perception of the person experiencing it. While one person may experience an event as a crisis and become
debilitated, another person may not perceive it as a crisis event.
Q8 Phase 1: Event occurs and is perceived as a crisis. Symptoms of
A anxiety increase, and regular problem-solving strategies are started.
Q9 Phase 2: Problem solving strategies fail; coping skills are attempted and fail. Symptoms include
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, A increased anxiety, helplessness, confusion, and/or disorganization. Function is compromised.
Q10 Phase 3:
A Resources are requested to solve the problem and reduce the symptoms of anxiety and helplessness. New problem
solving and/or coping skills are used that both offer a solution and reduce the symptoms.
Q11 Phase 4:
A If the crisis remains unresolved, anxiety becomes panic. Disorientation, and decreased function get worse, and
psychosis can occur. Emotions, behaviors, and function fail, and external help is needed.
Q12 Three variables impact the course and severity of a crisis. They are:
A Perception of the Event or Problems Available Support Coping Mechanisms
Q13 Disposition crisis: This is an event crisis that is triggered by an external situational stressor for example
A illness or death of a relative
Q14 Life transition crisis: A planned transition in life in which the client may feel a sense of
A loss of control. Starting college, getting married, or the move to a new home could be stressful to some to the point
of crisis.
Q15 Traumatic stress: Crisis caused by an unexpected external stressor for which the client has no control over.
Examples can include
A violent crime, accidents, sexual assault, or abuse.
Q16 Maturational/developmental crisis: A situation in which a client is unable to move towards a different level
of development. This can include a
A mid-life experience, or sudden awareness of mortality.
Q17 Crisis reflecting psychopathology: This may be triggered by an underlying mental health pathology and
may require further workup. For example,
A severe depression or generalized anxiety.
Q18 Psychiatric emergency: a situation where general function is severely impaired, and the client is unable to
assume personal responsibility for behavior. This client is rendered incompetent to prevent injury to self or
others. Examples include
A suicide risk, overdose, acute psychosis, acute psychosis, uncontrolled anger, and acute suicide interpretation.
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Study Questions and Answers
Q1 Maturational/developmental crisis is a situation in which a client is
A unable to move towards a different level of development. This can include a mid-life experience, or sudden
awareness of mortality.
Q2 Disposition crisis is
A sudden and unexpected outside of the client's control.
Q3 Life transition crisis can occur when
A a large life change happens.
Q4 Traumatic stress is experienced
A after an acute injury.
Q5 Crisis reflecting psychopathology or psychiatric emergency occurs
A due to an underlying mental health condition.
Q6 A crisis has the following factors:
A a sudden or rapid event disturbs a balance in one's life client's coping mechanisms are ineffective usually brief and
can resolve quickly the client experiences either growth or injury, or both
Q7 The severity of the crisis is based on the
A perception of the person experiencing it. While one person may experience an event as a crisis and become
debilitated, another person may not perceive it as a crisis event.
Q8 Phase 1: Event occurs and is perceived as a crisis. Symptoms of
A anxiety increase, and regular problem-solving strategies are started.
Q9 Phase 2: Problem solving strategies fail; coping skills are attempted and fail. Symptoms include
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, A increased anxiety, helplessness, confusion, and/or disorganization. Function is compromised.
Q10 Phase 3:
A Resources are requested to solve the problem and reduce the symptoms of anxiety and helplessness. New problem
solving and/or coping skills are used that both offer a solution and reduce the symptoms.
Q11 Phase 4:
A If the crisis remains unresolved, anxiety becomes panic. Disorientation, and decreased function get worse, and
psychosis can occur. Emotions, behaviors, and function fail, and external help is needed.
Q12 Three variables impact the course and severity of a crisis. They are:
A Perception of the Event or Problems Available Support Coping Mechanisms
Q13 Disposition crisis: This is an event crisis that is triggered by an external situational stressor for example
A illness or death of a relative
Q14 Life transition crisis: A planned transition in life in which the client may feel a sense of
A loss of control. Starting college, getting married, or the move to a new home could be stressful to some to the point
of crisis.
Q15 Traumatic stress: Crisis caused by an unexpected external stressor for which the client has no control over.
Examples can include
A violent crime, accidents, sexual assault, or abuse.
Q16 Maturational/developmental crisis: A situation in which a client is unable to move towards a different level
of development. This can include a
A mid-life experience, or sudden awareness of mortality.
Q17 Crisis reflecting psychopathology: This may be triggered by an underlying mental health pathology and
may require further workup. For example,
A severe depression or generalized anxiety.
Q18 Psychiatric emergency: a situation where general function is severely impaired, and the client is unable to
assume personal responsibility for behavior. This client is rendered incompetent to prevent injury to self or
others. Examples include
A suicide risk, overdose, acute psychosis, acute psychosis, uncontrolled anger, and acute suicide interpretation.
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