Certified Brain Injury EXAM 2025 AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS |ACCURATE ANSWERS| VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS |GRADED A |NEW VERSION

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) found evidence of causal relationships between: a. Penetrating TBI and unprovoked seizures b. Penetrating TBI and premature death c. Moderate or severe TBI and unprovoked seizures d. A, B & C e. None of the above - ANSWERS-d. A, B & C Which is more common with individuals with TBI? a. Hypersexuality b. Hyposexuality c. Both are equal d. Neither are relevant e. Asexuality - ANSWERS-b. Hyposexuality When does most brain maturation occur? a. Ages 14 - 15 b. Ages 3 - 5 c. Ages 8- 10 d. Birth - 5 e. Ages 19 – 21 f. - ANSWERS-d. Birth - 5 What are the diagnostic indicators for Abusive Head Trauma (AHT)? a. Bleeding of the brain b. Brain Swelling c. Bleeding in the eyes d. None of the above e. A, B & C f. - ANSWERS-e. A, B & C Which law can support a student from preschool through post-secondary education and employment? a. IEP b. IDEA c. Section 504 of the Rehab Act of 1973 d. ITP e. All of the above f. - ANSWERS-c. Section 504 of the Rehab Act of 1973 What does IDEA define as IEP as? a. A contract between the student's family and the school system designating the kinds and extent of services that the student needs as a result of a comprehensive assessment. b. A contract between the student's family and the student themselves c. A contract between the child's PCP and parents d. A contact between the city where the child resides and the school e. All of the above f. - ANSWERS-a. A contract between the student's family and the school system designating the kinds and extent of services that the student needs as a result of a comprehensive assessment. What percentage of service members returning from Operation Iraqi Freedom had mTBI and PTSD a. 8% b. 44% c. 25% d. 37% e. 89% f. - ANSWERS-b. 44% What level of blast injury can result from flying or falling debris and bomb fragments? a. Primary b. Secondary c. Tertiary d. Quaternary e. B & C f. - ANSWERS-b. Secondary What percentage of caregivers of persons with TBI report significant caregiver burden? a. 75% b. 40% c. 60% d. 10% e. 90% f. - ANSWERS-e. 90% Which theoretical framework is grounded in the notion that whole is greater than the sum and that families have the strength and capacity to solve problems? a. Family Centered Service (FCS) b. Family Systems Theory (FST) c. Resilience theory d. Cognitive - Behavioral Family Theory e. All of the above f. - ANSWERS-b. Family Systems Theory (FST) Why was the Brain Injury Family Intervention (BFI) created? a. To assist families in meeting the complex needs of a family member with TBI b. To assist professionals in practicing self care c. To assist children with adjusting to their TBI d. To assist professionals in obtaining CEUs e. None of the above f. - ANSWERS-a. To assist families in meeting the complex needs of a family member with TBI What unique challenges may a military family have after a family member has a brain injury? a. Relocation b. Deployment c. Reintegration of the family member d. Adjusting to absence of their loved one e. All of the above f. - ANSWERS-e. All of the above How many case management domains are there? a. 4 b. 7 c. 8 d. 6 e. 9 f. - ANSWERS-d. 6 What should a case manager look for when selecting a service provider? a. Accreditation b. Staff Qualifications c. Structure d. Satisfaction data e. All of the above f. - ANSWERS-e. All of the above What elements should a Life Care Plan (LCP) include? a. Evidenced based standards b. Provide a blueprint for families to assist with management and care c. A & B d. Only needs to be temporary e. A, B &D f. - ANSWERS-c. A & B Who can serve as an advocate for a person with a brain injury? a. Individual b. Organization c. Corporation d. B & C e. A & B f. - ANSWERS-e. A & B What is a written guarantee of basic rights for individuals in treatment programs? a. Patient's Bill of Rights b. Provider's Bill of Rights c. The US Constitution d. State Law e. City ordinance f. - ANSWERS-a. Patient's Bill of Rights Which of the following could be considered a medically prescribed restraint? a. Vests b. Helmets c. Lap Belts d. Lap trays e. All of the above f. - ANSWERS-e. All of the above What type of guardianship manages both the personal needs and property of the person? a. Guardian of the Estate b. Guardian of the Person c. Plenary Guardianship d. Natural Guardianship e. None of the above f. - ANSWERS-c. Plenary Guardianship Which of the following contains instructions, determined by the person, for the provision, withholding, or withdrawing of life-sustaining procedures should the person be in terminal or unconscious condition? a. Power of attorney b. Living Will/Advanced Directive c. Guardian of the Estate d. Life Care Plan e. A & C f. - ANSWERS-b. Living Will/Advanced Directive When was Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) enacted? a. 2001 b. 1989 c. 1983 d. 1996 e. 2010 f. - ANSWERS-d. 1996 Which of the following is defined as a failure to provide for the basic needs of a dependent individual? a. Abuse b. Neglect c. Exploitation d. B & C e. None of the above f. - ANSWERS-b. Neglect Which State Funded VR approach is appropriate for those people with severe disabilities? a. Minimal Intervention b. Education & Preparation c. Advocacy Level Services d. Workplace Supports e. None of the above - ANSWERS-c. Advocacy Level Services