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WorksheetsPTSD Day 4 Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which statement best reflects the guideline-based approach to treating C-PTSD when dedicated clinical trial evidence is lacking?
Delay treatment until C-PTSD-specific trials are completed
Provide evidence-based PTSD treatments recommended by NICE (2018)
Use only supportive counseling without structured therapies
Limit intervention to pharmacotherapy alone
Which statement best describes the primary purpose of the International Trauma Questionnaire (ITQ) in the context of ICD-11?
To diagnose DSM-5 PTSD exclusively
To provide a self-report measure of ICD-11 PTSD and complex PTSD symptom severity based on a described traumatic experience
To replace clinical interviews for all trauma-related disorders
To screen for risk factors unrelated to trauma exposure
Based on the the model for C-PTSD, which option correctly lists the three treatment phases shown in sequence?
Stabilisation → Trauma-focused therapy → Reclaiming/rebuilding
Reclaiming/rebuilding → Stabilisation → Trauma-focused therapy
Trauma-focused therapy → Reclaiming/rebuilding → Stabilisation
Stabilisation → Reclaiming/rebuilding → Trauma-focused therapy
Which component is explicitly listed as part of the stabilisation phase in C-PTSD treatment?
Exposure to traumatic memories
Establishing safety and support (including risk management)
Pharmacological augmentation
Vocational rehabilitation
According to the Window of Tolerance model, which state corresponds to hyper-arousal?
Dissociated
Terrified
Good
Asleep
Which process is used to update appraisals in trauma focused therapy?
Avoidance
Reliving
Suppression
Distraction
Schauer & Elbert (2010) present a normalising model that suggests dissociation is what kind of response?
Pathological deterioration
Evolutionary adaptive response
Purely cognitive bias
Pharmacologically induced
Within the defence cascade, which phase is associated with para-sympathetic ‘shut-down’ activation and a drop in arousal?
Fright
Fight
Flag
Faint
Which statement best reflects the therapeutic rationale for understanding Dissocciation?
Understanding why dissociation happens can help in managing it
Dissociation is always harmful and cannot be addressed
Only pharmacological interventions affect dissociation
Dissociation prevents any form of therapeutic progress
When reviewing goals, which step supports accountability and momentum?
Keeping goals private to avoid pressure
Setting timelines and tracking progress
Changing goals weekly regardless of progress
Focusing only on long-term outcomes
