A.T.I Trauma, Crisis, Disaster and Related Disorders
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A nurse is preparing a teaching for high school students regarding trauma and interpersonal
violence. Which of the following statements should the nurse plan to include in the teaching?
a. "Interpersonal violence includes physical, sexual, and emotional maltreatment, which are
types of trauma."
b. "Interpersonal violence are acts of aggression occurs between two adults and is a form of
sexual maltreatment."
c. "Interpersonal violence occurs most frequently between people who do not know each
other."
d. "Interpersonal violence is the result of unintentional force and maltreatment against another
person." - ...answera. "Interpersonal violence includes physical, sexual, and emotional
maltreatment, which are types of trauma."
A nurse has attended an in-service education regarding trauma-informed care approach. Which
of the following statements by the nurse reflects an accurate description for the goal of trauma-
informed approach?
a. "A trauma-informed approach to care is a process of steps which evaluates injury to
determine priority of care."
b. "Nurses should focus on immediate client care rather than the trauma that has happened to
the client."
c. "Trauma-informed care is most important in the emergency department and with first
responders. They see the most trauma."
d. "Nurses should understand the effects of trauma and structure client care to promote
positive outcomes." - ...answerd. "Nurses should understand the effects of trauma and structure
client care to promote positive outcomes."
, A nurse is working with a local crisis response team to evaluate students following a school
shooting. After ensuring the safety of the students, which of the following trauma-informed
approaches should the team take next?
a. Establish a supportive environment that facilitates trust and transparency
b. Provide resources to students for trauma support and recovery
c. Explain what trauma is and the symptoms of trauma
d. Report any students exhibiting inability to cope with their traumatic event - ...answera.
Establish a supportive environment that facilitates trust and transparency
A nurse is at a clinic screening clients for trauma. The nurse should identify that which of the
following factors increases a client's risk for developing a trauma-related disorder?
a. The client has a history of physical abuse
b. The client belongs to a marginalized group
c. The client was active military during the Iraq war
d. The client is from a large family
e. The client is male
f. The client has stable income - ...answera, b, c
A nurse is caring for a client who was recently diagnosed with PTSD. The client asks, "what is the
difference between acute stress disorder and PTSD?" Which of the following responses should
the nurse make?
a. "With acute stress disorder, the traumatic experience and response to it is less severe."
b. "PTSD is diagnosed if the symptoms persist for longer than 1 month."
c. "PTSD can only be diagnosed if the trauma is experienced firsthand."
Exam Questions And Answers Latest Update 2025
2026, Guaranteed Success
A nurse is preparing a teaching for high school students regarding trauma and interpersonal
violence. Which of the following statements should the nurse plan to include in the teaching?
a. "Interpersonal violence includes physical, sexual, and emotional maltreatment, which are
types of trauma."
b. "Interpersonal violence are acts of aggression occurs between two adults and is a form of
sexual maltreatment."
c. "Interpersonal violence occurs most frequently between people who do not know each
other."
d. "Interpersonal violence is the result of unintentional force and maltreatment against another
person." - ...answera. "Interpersonal violence includes physical, sexual, and emotional
maltreatment, which are types of trauma."
A nurse has attended an in-service education regarding trauma-informed care approach. Which
of the following statements by the nurse reflects an accurate description for the goal of trauma-
informed approach?
a. "A trauma-informed approach to care is a process of steps which evaluates injury to
determine priority of care."
b. "Nurses should focus on immediate client care rather than the trauma that has happened to
the client."
c. "Trauma-informed care is most important in the emergency department and with first
responders. They see the most trauma."
d. "Nurses should understand the effects of trauma and structure client care to promote
positive outcomes." - ...answerd. "Nurses should understand the effects of trauma and structure
client care to promote positive outcomes."
, A nurse is working with a local crisis response team to evaluate students following a school
shooting. After ensuring the safety of the students, which of the following trauma-informed
approaches should the team take next?
a. Establish a supportive environment that facilitates trust and transparency
b. Provide resources to students for trauma support and recovery
c. Explain what trauma is and the symptoms of trauma
d. Report any students exhibiting inability to cope with their traumatic event - ...answera.
Establish a supportive environment that facilitates trust and transparency
A nurse is at a clinic screening clients for trauma. The nurse should identify that which of the
following factors increases a client's risk for developing a trauma-related disorder?
a. The client has a history of physical abuse
b. The client belongs to a marginalized group
c. The client was active military during the Iraq war
d. The client is from a large family
e. The client is male
f. The client has stable income - ...answera, b, c
A nurse is caring for a client who was recently diagnosed with PTSD. The client asks, "what is the
difference between acute stress disorder and PTSD?" Which of the following responses should
the nurse make?
a. "With acute stress disorder, the traumatic experience and response to it is less severe."
b. "PTSD is diagnosed if the symptoms persist for longer than 1 month."
c. "PTSD can only be diagnosed if the trauma is experienced firsthand."
