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HISTORY - correct answer we want to honor the work that has already been done. we dont want any more hospitals built. we want people to have choices about their lives and recovery that go beyond medication and treatment. RECOVERY FROM MENTAL HEALTH - correct answer moving on with life despite ones challenges and experiences. SAMHSAS DEFINITION OF RECOVERY - correct answer health and wellness, live a self directed life and strive to reach their full potential. 3 PRINCIPLES OF IPS - corre...

What is the most researched form of stress reduction and how is it elicited? - correct answer Most stress experts recommend setting aside at least 10 to 20 minutes a day for your relaxation practice. What is the definition of recovery? - correct answer Is process of gaining control over one's life and the direction they want it to go after a psychiatric diagnosis and the losses often associated with diagnosis. What is the difference between a recovery story and an illness story? - correct...

supporting recovery - correct answer is what the community and system does. co-occurring disorder - correct answer a mental health and an addiction diagnosis peer specialists - correct answer should have a good understanding of the impact of trauma in recovery Mercy Maricopa Integrated Care (MMIC) - correct answer ADHS/ DBHS contracts with the RBHA throughout the state Arnold v. Sarn - correct answer A class action suit was filed in 1981 against the state of Arizona alleging that the...

B - correct answer When you are developing a recovery/wellness plan you should include: A) Only long term goals B) Short term and long term goals C) Only short terms D) The best thinking of the peer D - correct answer Advocacy is intended: A) provide education to peers/consumers B) Support and find appropriate employment for peers/consumers C) Provide housing and shelter for peers/consumers D) Promote the dignity of and reduction of stigma against peers/consumers C - correct answe...

Definition of Recovery - correct answer Recovery is remembering who you are and to become all that you are meant to be. What are the Recovery Pathways? (Hint S.H.R.E.C) - correct answer Spirituality, Hope, Recovery environment, Empowerment, and Choice. What are some empowering actions from the Peer Support Approach? - correct answer Listen -> Reflect, Relate with Empathy, Validate, Ask Permission, Ask Open Ended Questions, Partner Plan. Peer Support is about: - correct answer being a...

Person-Centered - correct answer A person-centered approach is where the person is placed at the center of the service and treated as a person first. What are the OARS tools in Motivational Interviewing? - correct answer O Open-ended questions invite others to "tell their story" in their own words without leading them in a specific direction (as opposed to questions that can be answered yes or no). Be cautious about asking too many questions as it can damage the peer relationship. A Af...

What is "The Ultimate Question"? - correct answer "Will doing or saying ___________ bring us closer together or push us further apart?" Extended Question: "By helping, am I disempowering? Doing harm? Reinforcing feelings of helplessness?" What is the mission of SHARE!? - correct answer Help people in Los Angeles pursue personal growth and change At a self-help group, I may decline to . . . - correct answer share, read out loud, join in prayers and give my phone number "No Cros...

1. What is meant by the term peer support? - correct answer Emotional support that is provided by a peer support specialist to others with similar mental, substance use, or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders in order to achieve a desired social or personal change. 2.What is the SAMHSA Working Definition of 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 p...

Recovery - correct answer the process of gaining control over one's life and the direction they want to go. Hope - correct answer the belief that you have the ability, the opportunity, and the supports to engage in the recovery process is... Peer Support - correct answer the process of giving and receiving non-clinical assistance to achieve long-term recovery is... Peer Specialist - correct answer a person who has a mental illness diagnosis and works as a provider for Mental Health ser...

Recovery - correct answer Remembering who you are and using your strengths to become all that you were meant to be. The journey for a peer support specialist - correct answer knowing how to take all your experiences,regardless of the pain and use them to transform your life into "living hope" for others who want to recover The "key" to the recovery pathway - correct answer love pathways to recovery - correct answer Hope, Choice, Empowerment,Recovery Environment, and Spirituality ...

Basic Gamma Camera Components - correct answer Collimator, NaI scintillation crystal, light guide, PMT array How does the collimator work? - correct answer Controls which gamma rays are accepted by absorptive collimation, forming a projected image of the distribution on the surface of the crystal. What information do event signals contain? - correct answer Position and energy information (could also contain time information). Reflective Material Around Crystal - correct answer Maximizes...

Thallium 201 method of decay and energy - correct answer Thallium 201 decays by electron capture with gamma emissions 135 and 167 kiloelectron volts but the majority of imaging is achieved with it's daughter mercury 201 xrays of about 80kev Stannous chloride - correct answer A reducing agent which changes the valence state of Technetium in pertechnetate. It has no effect on the amount of aluminum ions or the radiation dose Iodine 131 t 1/2 - correct answer 8.06 days Effective half life...

Before tracer administration, all of the following preparations are required for a 27- year- old woman referred for total-body bone imaging except - correct answer removing attenuating materials from the patient Which of the following structures normally appear as areas of increase activity on the bone images of children - correct answer costochondral junctions and epiphyseal plates If the tracer concentration is visualized in the skeleton, stomach, thyroid, and salivary glands on a bone i...

radiopharmaceuticals - correct answer nuclear medicine is a medical specialty that focuses on the use of radioactive materials called function - correct answer NM studies determine the cause of a medical problem based on organ or tissue injection, swallowing or inhalation - correct answer in a NM test the radioactive material or tracer is generally introduced into the body by gamma or scintillation camera - correct answer what is used to transform these emissions into images that provid...

Two devices necessary to produce the radionuclides used in nuclear medicine: - correct answer -particle accelerator (cyclotron) -nuclear reactor Radiopharmaceuticals obtained from a cyclotron: - correct answer -Thalium 201 -Iodine 123 -Flourine 18 Radiopharmaceuticals obtained from a nuclear reactor: - correct answer -molybdenum 99 (Tc 99 parent) Radionuclide most commonly utilized in nuclear medicine and its parent: - correct answer -Technesium 99 (Tc 99m) (byproduct) -molybdenum 9...

What year did Becquerel discover radioactivity? - correct answer 1896 What year did Marie Curie discover radium? - correct answer 1898 What year did Roentgen discover x-rays? - correct answer 1895 What year did Georg de Hevesy use his radioactive soufflé? - correct answer 1913 What year did Blumgart perform the first human use aqueous radon to monitor blood flow? - correct answer 1927 When did Marie Curie and her husband Joliet discover artificial radioactivity? - correct answer ...

What is nuclear medicine? - correct answer Small amount of radioactive substance called radiopharmaceuticals are used for imaging or treating a disease A medical specialty What areas/conditions is nuclear medicine used in? - correct answer Endocrinology (thyroid) Cardiovascular (perfusion/venography) Genitourinary (renogram/testicular) Pulmonary (perfusion/ventilation) Skeletal (bone scan) GI (Liver scan, reflux study) Tumor (lymphoma) What are advantages of nuclear medicine? - co...

Nuclear Medicine demonstrates: - correct answer function Nuclear Medicine is under the radiology umbrella because: - correct answer radiation is used Types of radiation used for conventional radiography - correct answer Alpha, Beta, Particulate, Ionizing Types of radiation used for nuclear medicine - correct answer Gamma Rays, Nonparticulate Source of radiation for conventional radiography - correct answer x-ray tube Source of radiation for nuclear medicine - correct answer patien...

You will have to inject patients in Nuclear Medicine. (Quiz1). - correct answer True. You will be dealing with radioactivity in Nuclear Medicine. (Quiz1). - correct answer True. You will be exposed to bodily fluids while working in Nuclear Medicine, and have to inject patients. (Quiz1). - correct answer True. Needle diameter is measured by "gauge". Which of the needles listed below has the largest diameter: (Quiz2). - correct answer 18G. Radioactive materials and needles can be dis...

A patient with a chest tube arrives in the nuclear medicine department for an Imaging study. The technologist should: A. Cancel the procedure because the chest tube apparatus will interfere with the study B. Place the chest tubes external apparatus on the Imaging table next to the patient C.Hang the chest tubes external apparatus from an IV pole and raise it above the patient's chest D.Place the chest tubes external apparatus on a level lower than the patient's chest - correct answ...