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CBIS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE TEST. 1. Why is Brain Injury considered the silent epidem- Many problems that result from a ic? 2. True or False? Brain Injury is frequently not identified. brain injury are not always readily apparent. a. The ettects of the brain injury (BI), such as changes in thinking, may not be readily apparent to an out- side observer b. Negative consequences occur when the general public and med- ical providers do not recognize the ettect of BI: i. Problems at work/ school ii. Changes in personal relation- ships iii. Legal problems iv. Homelessness True 3. Define Acquired Brain Injury An injury to the brain that is not hereditary, congenital, degenera- tive, or induced by birth trauma 4. Acquired brain injury is an umbrella definition as external; internal it includes injuries caused by both and factors 5. Match the following ABI with its cause: Traumatic Impact- Open & Closed Open: GSW, stabbing, fall, sports, MVC Causes (bank): Closed: Blast, Assault, Fall, Sports, Blast Assault GSW Hypoxia/ anoxia Fall Stabbing MVC Ischemia Neurotoxic poisoning MVC Sports Tumor Infection CVA 6. Match the following ABI with its cause: Traumatic Internal: (3) 7. Match the following ABI with its cause: Non-Tramatic Causes (bank): Blast Assault GSW Hypoxia/ anoxia Fall Stabbing Ischemia Neurotoxic poisoning MVC Sports Tumor Infection CVA 8. True or False? The importance of understanding the epidemiol- ogy of a brain injury assists in passing legislation. 9. True or False? 83% of all TBI's are mild 10. True or False? After the first brain injury, a person is 3x more likely to have another brain injury and 10x more likely after a second to have a third. 11. Falls are the highest rate of TBI's in what age range? 12. Highest rate of TBIs from firearms are in what age ranges? Sports, MVC, Fall Tumor, infection, CVA, hypox- ia/anoxia, ischemia, neurotoxic poisoning. True False, 75% False, 8x 0-4 y/o (50% of all TBIs) 65+ y/o (61% of all TBIs) 20-24 and 75+ y/o 13. True or False? 2/3 children under the age of 3 y/o who are phys- ically abused have TBIs 14. What percent of women who suffer domestic violence also have TBIs? A. 64% B. 67% C. 70% D. 72% 15. True or False? TBI signs and symptoms frequently go undiag- nosed in the community, sports, prisons, mili- tary, children and domestic violence. 16. True or False? Progress along the continuum of care only goes in one direction True B. 67% True False 17. What are the 2 national accreditation agencies? CARF, Joint Commission 18. Annual cost of TBI (medical and lost productivity) D. 76.5 billion are estimated at A. 75.6 million B. 76.5 million C. 75.6 billion D. 76.5 billion 19. Which of the following is not part of the Home and Community-Based waiver programs? A. Homemaker services B. Personal care D. All of the above C. Adult day D. All of the above 20. Match the following: A. Rehabilitation Act of 1973 B. Olmsted Decision C. TBI Act of 1996 D. TBI Mod Systems E. Set the stage for funding of surveillance re- search on TBI, effectiveness research, and im- provising systems of care. F. Conducts prospective, longitudinal research to demonstrate the course of recovery and out- comes following TBI G. Typically contract with private brain injury ser- vice providers H. People should be allowed to live in the least confining setting that they qualify 21. Those that have survived a TBI have a reduced life expectancy by how many years? A. 5 B. 6 C. 7 D. 8 22. What percent of TBIs are considered to be Mild? A. 50% B. 65% C. 75% D. 85% A, G B, H C, E

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CBIS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE TEST.

1. Why is Brain Injury considered the silent epidem- Many problems that
result from a
ic? brain injury are not always readily
apparent.

a. The ettects of the brain
injury (BI), such as changes in
thinking, may not be readily
apparent to an out- side
observer

b. Negative
consequences occur when
the general public and med-
ical providers do not recognize
the ettect of BI:
i. Problems at work/ school
ii. Changes in personal
relation- ships
iii. Legal problems
2. True or False? iv. Homeles
Brain Injury is frequently not
identified. sness True


3. Define Acquired Brain Injury An injury to the brain that is
not hereditary, congenital,
degenera- tive, or induced by
birth trauma

4. Acquired brain injury is an umbrella definition as external; internal
it includes injuries caused by both and
factors


, CBIS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE TEST.


5. Match the following ABI with its Open: GSW, stabbing, fall, sports,
cause: Traumatic Impact- Open & MVC
Closed






, CBIS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE TEST.

Causes (bank): Closed: Blast, Assault, Fall, Sports,
Blast Assault GSW Hypoxia/ anoxia Fall Stabbing MVC
Ischemia Neurotoxic poisoning
MVC Sports Tumor Infection
CVA

6. Match the following ABI with its 12. Highest rate of
cause: Traumatic Internal: (3) TBIs from
firearms are in
7. Match the following ABI with its what age
cause: Non-Tramatic ranges?

Causes (bank):
Blast Assault GSW Hypoxia/ anoxia Fall
Stabbing Ischemia Neurotoxic poisoning
MVC Sports Tumor Infection CVA

8. True or False?
The importance of understanding the
epidemiol- ogy of a brain injury assists in
passing legislation.

9. True or False?
83% of all TBI's are mild

10. True or False?
After the first brain injury, a person is 3x
more likely to have another brain injury
and 10x more likely after a second to
have a third.

11. Falls are the highest rate of TBI's in what
age range?



, CBIS COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE TEST.

Sports, MVC, Fall


Tumor, infection, CVA, hypox- ia/anoxia, ischemia, neurotoxic
poisoning.




True




False, 75%


False, 8x




0-4 y/o (50% of all TBIs)
65+ y/o (61% of all TBIs)

20-24 and 75+ y/o

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