Trauma-informed care: Definition & Adverse Effects Of Untreated Trauma (Nv)
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- 1.
In order to help minimize trauma symptoms in children it is helpful to create ____________________________.
- A.
Child friendly areas where children play
- B.
Sterile environments that have no distractions
- C.
New family environments with new and attentive caregivers
- D.
Learning areas where children can learn about trauma informed care
Correct Answer
A. Child friendly areas where children play -
- 2.
The effects of trauma are impacted by characteristics of the _______________________.
- A.
Home, the family, and the child
- B.
The child, the event, and the family
- C.
The parent, the home, and the event
- D.
The parent, the child, and the family
Correct Answer
B. The child, the event, and the family -
- 3.
The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study was initiated by ____________________________.
- A.
Kaiser Permanente insurance company
- B.
Duke University Medical Center
- C.
The Department of Health and Human Services
- D.
The State of Florida
Correct Answer
A. Kaiser Permanente insurance company -
- 4.
The purpose of the ACE Study was to look at how ________________ impact ___________________.
- A.
Adverse childhood experiences; adult health
- B.
Positive childhood experiences; child health outcomes
- C.
Adult trauma; adult health
- D.
Child sexual abuse; adult suicide attempts
Correct Answer
A. Adverse childhood experiences; adult health -
- 5.
If a child lives in a home with ongoing domestic violence, then their brain focuses on___________________________.
- A.
Building memory
- B.
How to survive
- C.
Speech and language
- D.
Controlling emotions
Correct Answer
B. How to survive -
- 6.
If a child is removed from a traumatic environment and has been stabilized and recieved trauma treatment, then their IQ scores___________________________.
- A.
Will be higher than their peers
- B.
Can improve over time
- C.
Will be significantly lower than those in trauma settings
- D.
Will remain the same
Correct Answer
B. Can improve over time -
- 7.
When working with a biological parent who does not seem to trust you, you should ________________________.
- A.
Continue to try and a build a relationship
- B.
Ask them for their perspective of their situation
- C.
Ask them what they hope to get out of the system involvement
- D.
All choices are correct
Correct Answer
D. All choices are correct -
- 8.
When a parent is telling you about past traumatic experiences, it is important to ___________________________.
- A.
Keep your emotional reaction neutral
- B.
Call the caseworker and put the parent on the phone with them
- C.
Let them know that everything they say will be documented for the court
- D.
Advise them that most people do not suffer that much trauma
Correct Answer
A. Keep your emotional reaction neutral -
- 9.
When you are building a relationship with a biological parent it is NOT helpful to __________________________.
- A.
Consider that the parent may have their own trauma history
- B.
Tell the parent that they must comply with their case plan, or else
- C.
Remember that some parent's can overcome adverse experiences and parent their children
- D.
Keep in mind that the parent may consider you as the 'bad guy'
Correct Answer
B. Tell the parent that they must comply with their case plan, or else -
- 10.
All persons who experience the same traumatic event will also have the same reaction and traumatic stress symptoms_______________.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
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