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Suspension from school and a lack of sleep are categorized under? - CORRECT ANSWERareas of occupation What is the delineating factor that seperates complex trauma from PTSD for children younger than 6 years old? - CORRECT ANSWERpolyvictimization from a caregiver The domains of impairment related to complex trauma? - CORRECT ANSWERattachment, cognition, self-concept, affect regulation, dissociation, and behavioral regulation child fatalities are often the result of? - CORRECT ANSWERnegle...

A client's response to trauma includes characteristics that relate to which factors? Select all that apply. A. The individual B. The traumatic experience C. The recovery environment D. The loss of control - CORRECT ANSWERA. The individual B. The traumatic experience C. The recovery environment A nursing student presents to the psychiatric mental health unit to begin their clinical shift. Their assigned client experienced the death of their child at home six months ago. Which statem...

The ability to adapt and perform under stressful conditions while remaining emotionally healthy and stable - CORRECT ANSWERhardiness an active process in which one appropriately adapts or bounces back after excessive adversity, trauma, or other stressors - CORRECT ANSWERresilience according to Bartone et al. (2013), the main features of hardiness are - CORRECT ANSWERcontrol, challenge, commitment Posttraumatic growth can occur through each of the following except: a. therapy b. learn...

What is a traumatic event? - CORRECT ANSWERA traumatic event can involve a single experience, or enduring repeated events that completely overwhelm the individual's ability to cope or integrate the ideas and emotions involved in that experience What is trauma? - CORRECT ANSWERTrauma is a unique individual experience of an event or enduring conditions in which the individual's ability to integrate his/her emotional experience is overwhelmed and the individual experiences (either objectiv...

What is the main difference between Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) and Disinhibited Social Engagement Disorder (DSED)? - RAD involves inhibited social interactions with/trust of others, while DSED involves uninhibited social interaction with/trust of others PTSD Criterion B requires how many intrusion symptoms to qualify for a diagnosis? - 1 Acute Stress Disorder is a diagnosis of posttraumatic stress that occurs more than 3 days but less than ____ after a trauma - 1 month Is neglec...

Secondary Traumatic Stress - CORRECT ANSWERis the natural consequent behaviours and emotions resulting from knowledge about a trauma experienced by another person. It's also the stress resulting from helping or wanting to help a traumatized person. post-tramatic stress disorder (PTSD) - CORRECT ANSWERan anxiety disorder characterized by haunting memories, nightmares, social withdrawal, jumpy anxiety, and/or insomnia that lingers for four weeks or more after a traumatic experience Counte...

The cognitive key refers to the emotions one deals with during a crisis. - CORRECT ANSWERFalse A stressor that triggers a crisis is often referred to as a precipitating event. - CORRECT ANSWERTrue There is no possible benefit when one goes through a crisis. - CORRECT ANSWERFalse It is always best to stifle emotions during a crisis. - CORRECT ANSWERFalse Some anxiety helps motivate people to work through a crisis. - CORRECT ANSWERTrue Ego strength refers to how vain someone is. - C...

What does PTSD stand for? - CORRECT ANSWERPost traumatic stress disorder Apporoximately how many Americans will be exposed to a traumatic event in their lifetime? Do most who experience a traumatic event develop PTSD? - CORRECT ANSWER1/2 of Americans are exposed. 8% or 25 million will develop. What professions have the highest exposure to traumatic events? - CORRECT ANSWERmilitary personnel, police, firefighters, emt Significance of dose-response relationship (magnitude of traumatic eve...

True or False Highlighting a person's strengths constitutes a major part of trauma informed counseling, especially at the stabilization level. - CORRECT ANSWERTrue As noted in lecture, which of the following can be identified as positive resources? (Choose all answers that are correct. There is more than one correct answer.) - CORRECT ANSWERReligion, Spirituality, and spiritual practices Having a pet, Emotional Support Animal (ESA) Hobbies Motivation What is a possible issue (negati...

adrenal glands - CORRECT ANSWERrelease cortisol-fight, flight, or freeze affect - CORRECT ANSWERhave an effect on; make a difference to. agency - CORRECT ANSWERthe ability to think, act, and make choices independently Amygdala - CORRECT ANSWERA limbic system structure that controls fear, emotion and startle response Anhedonia - CORRECT ANSWERinability to experience pleasure anterograde amnesia - CORRECT ANSWERinability to form new memories anxiety disorders - CORRECT ANSWERpsyc...