The Repressed Role Of Adverse Childhood Experiences In Addiction, Disease, And Premature Death (CA)

1. Early on, prior to the ACE study, Dr. Felitti found that 55% of the patients in his obesity program

Had been sexually abused as a child.

Needed surgery to overcome their obesity.

Had habits of ‘sleep eating’.

Were fabricating stories of sexual abuse histories.

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2. During the ACE study, they found that the key to gathering information was to

Listen and accept what the patient had to say.

Interrogate the patient for hours in the office.

Listen and suggest alternatives for weight loss.

Ask questions and quietly blame the patient for their poor choices.

4. While methamphetamine today is considered an illicit substance used by drug abusers; 50 years ago it was

Used to treat depression.

Also considered an illegal substance.

Not as powerful as it is today.

Not considered to have the same addictive properties as it does today.

5. The ACE study helped to discover that what we think is a problem in an individual (substance abuse, homelessness, violence) is often

The individual’s, typically unconscious, solution to a problem that we know nothing about.

The fault of the individual and their bad choices.

Because they were never taught how to make good decisions.

The result poorly funded social systems.

7. A subsequent patient data analysis found that the use of the questionnaire and listening to the patient resulted in

A 35 % reduction of Dr visits in the following year.

An increased psychiatric care for the patient.

A lower ACE score for the patient on the following visit.

No benefit for the patient, and higher physician costs.

8. The 10 categories of Adverse Childhood Experiences were identified

Because they were the most common experiences identified.

Because they were the only experiences identified.

By the CDC.

By general consensus of the researchers.

The Repressed Role Of Adverse Childhood Experiences In Addiction, Disease, And Premature Death (CA)

1. Early on, prior to the ACE study, Dr. Felitti found that 55% of the patients in his obesity program

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. During the ACE study, they found that the key to gathering information was to

3. The ACE score is the sum of the number of categories of types of events, not actual events, that someone may experience in childhood.

4. While methamphetamine today is considered an illicit substance used by drug abusers; 50 years ago it was

5. The ACE study helped to discover that what we think is a problem in an individual (substance abuse, homelessness, violence) is often

6. The ACE study only looked at the experiences of subjects who were enrolled in the obesity program.

7. A subsequent patient data analysis found that the use of the questionnaire and listening to the patient resulted in

8. The 10 categories of Adverse Childhood Experiences were identified

9. It is likely that each physician in the country will see 2 or 3 patients ____________ with an ACE score of 5 or higher.

10. The most destructive form of parental loss was