Trauma-Informed Care Quiz 2

Trauma triggers are external stimuli that can evoke distressing reactions in trauma survivors.

• A. True

• B. False

One of the ways our bodies can react to intense stress is by placing us in an anxious state of high alertness. This is called…

• A. Hyperattention

• B. Hyperarousal

• C. Hypoarousal

What is Complex Trauma?

• A. A single traumatic incident that has a lasting impact on an individual's well-being.

• B. Trauma that results from chronic, cumulative and prolonged interpersonal harm.

• C. Trauma that involves positive experiences.

Why is avoiding retraumatization crucial in TIC?

• A. Re-traumatization can make survivors hate the supporters.

• B. Re-traumatization is necessary for survivors to confront their past experiences.

• C. It helps prevent the recurrence of trauma-related symptoms due to triggering events.

Flashback is an abrupt surge of intense anxiety, often stemming from prolonged stress

• A. True

• B. False

What are the four R's of trauma-informed care?

• A. Rationalize, Recognize, Reconcile, Reconnect

• B. Realize, Recognize, Respond, Avoid Retraumatization

• C. Remember, Respond, Reinterpret, Reinforce

What does dissociation involve?

• A. A state of euphoric delusion and enhanced cognitive clarity.

• B. A disconnection from one's thoughts, identity, or consciousness.

• C. A temporary boost in memory recall and cognitive functioning.

How does trauma typically impact the functioning of the brain?

• A. The brain becomes highly sensitive, leading to heightened emotional responses and memory changes.

• B. The brain adapts to trauma by becoming desensitized, minimizing emotional responses and memory changes.

• C. Trauma has no lasting effects on the brain's emotional regulation or memory processes.

Which of the following are trauma-informed strategies to help clients get emotionally regulated/ grounded?

• A. Breathing exercises. Movement and music

• B. Being outside/time with nature

• C. Sharing positive experiences

• D. All of the above

Incorrect order of importance, the four essentials of trauma-informed support to survivors of human trafficking…

• A. be connected, feel safe, get information/knowledge, and get regulated

• B. get regulated, be connected, feel safe, and get information/knowledge

• C. feel safe, be connected, get regulated, and get information/knowledge

• D. feel safe, get regulated, get information/knowledge, and be connected