Trauma Assessments

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Trauma is…

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An emotional response to distressing evenings that overwhelmed an individual’s ability to cope

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Which of the following can cause trauma: Only physical injuries or medical conditions, Minor inconveniences and daily frustrations, Positive life changes such as getting a promotion or moving to a new home, Abuse, neglect, violence, accidents, natural disasters, or chronic stress

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Abuse, neglect, violence, accidents, natural disasters, or chronic stress

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Which is NOT an importance of assessing trauma? Identifies the impact on daily activities and mental health, To guide treatment planning and therapeutic interventions, Ensures early identification of PTSD, anxiety, depression, and dissociation

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It’s contribution to research

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Which type of trauma-informed care consideration gives the client control over their healing journey? Options: Safety, Trustworthiness & Transparency, Peer support, Collaboration & Empowerment

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Collaboration & Empowerment

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Who developed the Child and Adolescent Trauma Screening?

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Lucy Goldberg and Lucy Berliner

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What US Department developed the Clinically Administrated PSTD Scale for DSM-5? Options: Trauma Research Department, The Child and Adolescent Department, The Tortured Poets Department, The Veterans Department

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Trauma Research Department

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Brief Trauma Questionnaire has ___ brief questions

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10

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This trauma assessment has a 35 item self-report questionnaire that assess combat related trauma in veteran populations

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Mississippi Scale for Combat Related PTSD