CBIS EXAM 2024| ACTUAL TEST QUESTIONS AND
COMPREHENSIVE ANSWERS|EXPERT VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS| LATEST UPDATE
Attention process training program (APT) - CORRECT ANSWER - Process specific approach to
cognitive rehab. Hierarchy organized by difficulty
Categorization - CORRECT ANSWER - Important in the speed of processing, problem-solving,
and other higher order cognitive processes.
* BI pt tend to categorize by single attribute only
Stages of Memory - CORRECT ANSWER - Encoding, Storage, Retrieval
Long term memory - CORRECT ANSWER - Explicit vs implicit
Executive Functions - CORRECT ANSWER - * complex cognitive processes that involve
reasoning, planning, judgment, initiation and abstract thinking
Cognitive rehab approaches - CORRECT ANSWER - *approach in systemic manner
*analyzing problems
*consider alternative solutions
*prioritizing solutions
*review outcomes
Metacognition (n) - CORRECT ANSWER - Awareness of thoughts
3 levels of metacognition - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) awareness of deficits
2) awareness of functional implications
3) awareness to set realistic goals
,Anosognosia - CORRECT ANSWER - Diminished self awareness and failure to recognize a
personal disability
Cognitive Rehab - Compensatory Approach - CORRECT ANSWER - *assumes some cognitive
functions can't be recovered
*focus on development of strategies
*functional application is important
Cognitive Rehab - Restorative Approach - CORRECT ANSWER - *repeated exposure &
repetition through experience
*therapeutic exercise to re-establish/strengthen specific cog skills
Principles of Cognitive Rehab - CORRECT ANSWER - *tx of impairments must be hierarchical
*basic cognition skills first
*target attention, perception, categorization, abstract thinking, & memory
Extinction - CORRECT ANSWER - When a previously reinforced response no longer produces
a consequence, leading to an eventual decline in rate
continuous reinforcement - CORRECT ANSWER - the reinforcement of each and every correct
response
intermittent reinforcement - CORRECT ANSWER - reinforcement for some responses and not
for others
Topography - CORRECT ANSWER - What a behavior looks like physically
Behavior TX Approach - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) assess behavior
2) define target behavior
3) collect data
,4) change behavior
Consequences - CORRECT ANSWER - 4 types
Branches of Neuropsychology - CORRECT ANSWER - Experimental - intact/healthy brain
Clinical - brain with lesions
dual diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER - the client with both substance abuse and another
psychiatric illness
Axis I disorders - CORRECT ANSWER - Clinical disorders
*major depressive disorder is most common
Axis II - CORRECT ANSWER - Personality disorders and intellectual disabilities
Major Depressive Episode - CORRECT ANSWER - At least 2 wks which a person has loss of
interest or depressed mood accompanied by 4 additional symptoms:
Change in appetite, change in weight, decreased energy, feelings of worthlessness, suicidal
ideation
manic episode - CORRECT ANSWER - At least 1 wk where a person is noticeably elevated,
expansive or irritable mood and 3 additional symptoms: extremely amplified self-esteem,
decrease desire for sleep, grandiose ideas, distractibility, risky activities
bipolar I disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - One or more manic episodes
bipolar II disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - One or more depressive episode followed by one or
more hypomanic episode
cyclothymic disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - Chronic fluctuation mood disturbance including
both depressive and hypo manic states
, Schizophrenia - CORRECT ANSWER - Disorder lasting for at least 6mo with minimum of a 1
month phase of symptoms that include: delusions, hallucinations, incoherent speech, Catalonia or
avolition.
personality disorders - CORRECT ANSWER - 23% of TBI pts
Organic personality disorder
Frontal Lobe Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER - Symptoms of other psychiatric disorders
including depression, psychosis, mood disorders and other various conditions however the
patient does not recognize these conditions
* The difference between frontal lobe injury and regular depression is the patient's ability to
recognize and acknowledge the deficit
Screens for SUD - CORRECT ANSWER - *AUDIT - alcohol use disorder identification test
*CAGE: yes or no questions
*CRAFFT: screen for adolescents
*ASSIST: alcohol, smoking and substance use involvement screening test
Olmstead Decision - CORRECT ANSWER - A ruling made by the US Supreme Court requiring
the provision of community based services with such services are available and not opposed by
the patient in question, As opposed to being institutionalized.
TBI model systems of care - CORRECT ANSWER - *16 centers in US
* developing and demonstrating a model system of care for persons with TBI
*Emphasizing continuity and Comprehensiveness of care
* maintaining a standardized national database for innovative analysis of TBI treatment and
outcomes
COMPREHENSIVE ANSWERS|EXPERT VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS| LATEST UPDATE
Attention process training program (APT) - CORRECT ANSWER - Process specific approach to
cognitive rehab. Hierarchy organized by difficulty
Categorization - CORRECT ANSWER - Important in the speed of processing, problem-solving,
and other higher order cognitive processes.
* BI pt tend to categorize by single attribute only
Stages of Memory - CORRECT ANSWER - Encoding, Storage, Retrieval
Long term memory - CORRECT ANSWER - Explicit vs implicit
Executive Functions - CORRECT ANSWER - * complex cognitive processes that involve
reasoning, planning, judgment, initiation and abstract thinking
Cognitive rehab approaches - CORRECT ANSWER - *approach in systemic manner
*analyzing problems
*consider alternative solutions
*prioritizing solutions
*review outcomes
Metacognition (n) - CORRECT ANSWER - Awareness of thoughts
3 levels of metacognition - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) awareness of deficits
2) awareness of functional implications
3) awareness to set realistic goals
,Anosognosia - CORRECT ANSWER - Diminished self awareness and failure to recognize a
personal disability
Cognitive Rehab - Compensatory Approach - CORRECT ANSWER - *assumes some cognitive
functions can't be recovered
*focus on development of strategies
*functional application is important
Cognitive Rehab - Restorative Approach - CORRECT ANSWER - *repeated exposure &
repetition through experience
*therapeutic exercise to re-establish/strengthen specific cog skills
Principles of Cognitive Rehab - CORRECT ANSWER - *tx of impairments must be hierarchical
*basic cognition skills first
*target attention, perception, categorization, abstract thinking, & memory
Extinction - CORRECT ANSWER - When a previously reinforced response no longer produces
a consequence, leading to an eventual decline in rate
continuous reinforcement - CORRECT ANSWER - the reinforcement of each and every correct
response
intermittent reinforcement - CORRECT ANSWER - reinforcement for some responses and not
for others
Topography - CORRECT ANSWER - What a behavior looks like physically
Behavior TX Approach - CORRECT ANSWER - 1) assess behavior
2) define target behavior
3) collect data
,4) change behavior
Consequences - CORRECT ANSWER - 4 types
Branches of Neuropsychology - CORRECT ANSWER - Experimental - intact/healthy brain
Clinical - brain with lesions
dual diagnosis - CORRECT ANSWER - the client with both substance abuse and another
psychiatric illness
Axis I disorders - CORRECT ANSWER - Clinical disorders
*major depressive disorder is most common
Axis II - CORRECT ANSWER - Personality disorders and intellectual disabilities
Major Depressive Episode - CORRECT ANSWER - At least 2 wks which a person has loss of
interest or depressed mood accompanied by 4 additional symptoms:
Change in appetite, change in weight, decreased energy, feelings of worthlessness, suicidal
ideation
manic episode - CORRECT ANSWER - At least 1 wk where a person is noticeably elevated,
expansive or irritable mood and 3 additional symptoms: extremely amplified self-esteem,
decrease desire for sleep, grandiose ideas, distractibility, risky activities
bipolar I disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - One or more manic episodes
bipolar II disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - One or more depressive episode followed by one or
more hypomanic episode
cyclothymic disorder - CORRECT ANSWER - Chronic fluctuation mood disturbance including
both depressive and hypo manic states
, Schizophrenia - CORRECT ANSWER - Disorder lasting for at least 6mo with minimum of a 1
month phase of symptoms that include: delusions, hallucinations, incoherent speech, Catalonia or
avolition.
personality disorders - CORRECT ANSWER - 23% of TBI pts
Organic personality disorder
Frontal Lobe Syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER - Symptoms of other psychiatric disorders
including depression, psychosis, mood disorders and other various conditions however the
patient does not recognize these conditions
* The difference between frontal lobe injury and regular depression is the patient's ability to
recognize and acknowledge the deficit
Screens for SUD - CORRECT ANSWER - *AUDIT - alcohol use disorder identification test
*CAGE: yes or no questions
*CRAFFT: screen for adolescents
*ASSIST: alcohol, smoking and substance use involvement screening test
Olmstead Decision - CORRECT ANSWER - A ruling made by the US Supreme Court requiring
the provision of community based services with such services are available and not opposed by
the patient in question, As opposed to being institutionalized.
TBI model systems of care - CORRECT ANSWER - *16 centers in US
* developing and demonstrating a model system of care for persons with TBI
*Emphasizing continuity and Comprehensiveness of care
* maintaining a standardized national database for innovative analysis of TBI treatment and
outcomes
