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What are the 8 uses of electrolysis? - correct answer Purification of metals Electroplating Chlorine production Extraction of Hydrogen from water Extraction of oxygen from water Extraction of Reactive metals Hair removal Production of sodium hydroxide What is Electrolysis? - correct answer The passing of an electric current through an molten ionic compound causing a chemical change resulting in a change in the elements that make up the compound. What is an Electrolyte? - correct ans...

What is electrolysis? - correct answer passing an electric current through an ionic substance that's molten or in a solution and breaks it down into new substances What is electrolysis used for? - correct answer To make new substances What is an electrolyte? - correct answer a liquid that conducts electricity How are electrolytes made? - correct answer by melting or dissolving ionic compounds Which part of an electrolyte conducts electricity? - correct answer The free electrons W...

What level disinfectant is used on non-critical items? - correct answer Intermediate disinfectant Ringworm is considered to be a - correct answer Fungi The reproductive structure of a virus is: - correct answer Parasitize of a living cell The risks of diabetes are: - correct answer Kidney disease What is the first step if an electrologist is bleeding: - correct answer Take gloves off and let it bleed How long does the effectiveness of the HBV vaccine last for? - correct answer 15 ...

The removal of surperflous hair by the electrolytic action of galvanic current had its beginning in 1875, when a report was submitted to the medical profession by: - correct answer Charles E. Michel, M.D. When the needle is introduced into the hair follicle and the current is applied, the body salts combine with moisture in the tissue, which results in the production of: - correct answer LYE The current may be available along the entire length of the needle, but it affects tissue only wher...

Hope is the belief that one has both the _________ and the __________ to engage in the recovery process. - correct answer ABILITY and the OPPORTUNITY (Session 1) What do you believe are the 3 greatest barriers to a person's recovery and why? - correct answer 1) The symptoms and side-effects of medication or triggers of a behavioral health disorder 2) Negative beliefs that others have about a person with a behavioral health disorder 3) Negative beliefs that the person diagnosed with a beh...

Recovery - correct answer a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential Hope - correct answer Belief that one has both the ability and opportunity to engage in the recovery process. Trauma - correct answer The event, experience, and effect of the event on the individual What is the ACE Study? - correct answer Adverse Childhood Experience (looks at the long term impact of certain advers...

adult - correct answer an individual who is 18 years of age or older beneficiary/recipient - correct answer an individual who receives peer services from a Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist California Mental Health Services Authority (CalMHSA) - correct answer the certifying entity approved by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) to certify peer support specialists, peer support specialist training entities, and peer support specialist continuing education providers c...

What is the definition of recovery? - correct answer The process of gaining control over one's life, and the direction one wants that life to go, on the other side of a psychiatric diagnosis and all of the losses usually associated with that diagnosis. what is the difference between a recovery story and an illness story? - correct answer illness story focuses on symptoms recovery story focuses on recovery and the possibility of hope. what is meant by the term "peer support"? - corre...

examples of peer supporters - correct answer peer specialist wellness coach recovery coach community health workers peer supporter certified peer counselor peer support training comes from Medicaid funding - correct answer true the goal of state training programs is to train people who will work in - correct answer Medicaid seeting requirements for peer counselor - correct answer 1. has to be a consumer 2. cannot have substance use disorders without having mental challenges associ...

When the Learning Agreement that says "What is said in the room stays in the room," it means I can tell only certain people the personal things a fellow classmate chooses to talk about. - T/F - correct answer False 2. Only the moderator is allowed to add or subtract things from our Learning Agreement. - T/F - correct answer False Who heads up the Department of Behavior Health & Developmental Services (DBHDS)? - correct answer The Commissioner VOCAL, SAARA and NAMI are examples of what...

Peer Support Specialists should encourage people to seek employment because it... - correct answer Improves self-esteem + Increases income + Decreases isolation + Decreases recidivism Young adults who had been hospitalized believed they could no longer aspire to working or school. One program found that this self-stigma could be reversed by connecting them with... - correct answer Peers who also had diagnoses who were working or going to school Self-help support groups help people ...

What is a Peer Support Specialist? - correct answer CPS provides peer support to people receiving services to Mental Health and/or Substance Abuse. Where do Peer work? - correct answer Often a peer run organization on a team entirely composed of other Peer Support Professionals or part of a recovery team with other clinicians and service providers. What is the roll of CPS? (1of 2) - correct answer 1.Cultivate empowering & supportive relationships. of self-disclosure about lived experienc...

What is SAMHSA's definition of recovery? - correct answer "Mental Health Recovery is a journey of healing and transformation enabling a person with a mental health problem to live a meaningful life in a community of his or her choice while striving to achieve his or her full potential." (p. 16) What are SAMHSA's ten elements of recovery? - correct answer 1) Self Direction; 2) Strengths-Based; 3) Individualized and Person Centered; 4) Peer Support; 5) Empowerment; 6) Respect; 7...

What best describes a Peer Support Specialist? - correct answer A person who has personally experienced and is in recovery from mental health or substance use issues, or who is the family member or parent of someone with mental health or substance use issues, and has formal training to support others in recovery. You REDUCE relationship rapport with someone you are supporting by: - correct answer Being unaware of your power A benefit of sharing your recovery story is to: - correct answer S...

SAMHSA specifies 4 major dimensions that support a life in recovery. - correct answer Health, home, purpose, & community Health - correct answer Managing ones disease(s) as well as living as well as living in a physically & emotionally healthy way. Home - correct answer A stable & safe place to live. Community - correct answer Relationships & social networks that provide support, friendship, love , and hope. Purpose - correct answer Meaningful daily activities, such as job school vol...

The ability to bounce back or cope in the face of adversity is known as - correct answer Resilience. Research has shown that the most powerful way to reduce stigma associated with behavioral health disorders is - correct answer Contact. One technique that can help boost confidence and encourage peers to stretch their comfort zones in relationship building is: - correct answer role playing. The most common factor in increasing resilience is - correct answer a caring relationship The a...

1. When you are developing a recovery/wellness plan you should include: - correct answer B: Recovery and/or wellness plans help those receiving services to plan for immediate needs, anticipate triggers and identify supporters. With the help of peers they can identify both short and long term goals to support their recovery. 2. Advocacy is intended to: - correct answer D: One major role of a peer who provides recovery support is to advocate for the peer, protect the peer's rights and reduce t...

Hope is the belief that one has both the ______ and the ______ to engage in the recovery process. - correct answer Ability & Opportunity What are 3 barriers to a person's recovery. Just name some - correct answer symptoms/ side effects of medication. Internal Negative Beliefs External Negative Beliefs What is the difference between treatment goal and a recovery goal. - correct answer One is clinically driven while the other is client driven.(Self directed) What are the 5 stages of r...

recovery - correct answer remembering who you are and using your strengths to become all that you were meant to be the five recovery pathways are - correct answer hope, choice, empowerment, recovery environment, spirituality the empowerment model (six empowering interactions) - correct answer listen, validate strengths, reflective statements, relating statements and empathy, permission questions, open-ended questions "become the expert by..." - correct answer "not being the expert" ...

Peers - correct answer The individuals we serve Peer Support Specialist - correct answer A person who has a mental illness diagnosis and works as a provider of mental health services. He or she has been trained and has the ability to use his recovery experience to help his peers recover. Recovery - correct answer a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential How do you help a peer achi...