Certified Brain Injury Practice Test Flashcards

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List 4 major causes of acquired brain injury.

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Hypoxia
Falls
Gunshots
DIffuse Axonal Injury

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Why is brain injury often called the silent epidemic?

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Issues resulting from a brain injury are not always immediately apparent

Brain injury is not always diagnosed correctly

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True or False?

A secondary etiology of brain injury is hydrocephalus.

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True

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What type of injury has the highest incidence rate of TBI?

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Falls

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Accredited programs must demonstrate compliance with what 3 things?

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Quality Standards
Performance Standards
Licensing Requirements

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What is the most common symptom of mTBI?

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Headache

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What is the most common physical symptom of TBI?

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DIzziness/ loss of balance

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When do symptoms associated with mTBI occur and resolve?

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Symptoms occur almost immediately and often resolve in 2-4 weeks.

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What would a CT image determine?

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Allow us to see swelling
brain hemorrhage
use x-ray beam to create a new image
Allow us to see a foreign object

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Neuroplasticity is the ability of the nervous system to

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change itself
form new connections
create new neurons
increase synapses

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What are the two best treatment strategies for TBI?

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Neuroprotection and neuroplasticity

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A past assumption of prognosis for a Disorders of Consciousness that is now considered false is…

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that neurons, once damaged, do not repair or recover

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Arousal is maintained by the…

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Reticular activating systems (RAS), a collection of primitive structures and nerve pathways in the brain

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What type of post traumatic event is not typically termed or treated as epilepsy?

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Immediate post-traumatic convulsions

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What is the incidence of Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?

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Incidence is as high as 54% after TBI

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Sleep disorders after TBI is reported in what %?

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Reported in 30-70% of individuals with TBI.

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4 things that persistent fatigue after a brain injury can contibute to…

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engagement in day to day tasks
energy at work
concentration at school
social interaction

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Psychological fatigue is associated with what?

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stress, anxiety and depression
prolonged mental activity
decreased motivation

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If a person presents with complaints of fatigue after a brain injury, the clinician should assess possible factors that may contribute including

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attention and processing speed
mood
medication
sleep disturbances

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20
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Women with brain injuries are at an increased risk for

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earlier onset of menopause

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Medications after brain injury can increase an individual’s risk of…

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can increase an individual’s risk for falling

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Some of the most common neurologic complication of brain injury are:

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seizure
headache
chronic pain

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Individuals with a spinal cord injury are at risk for

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increased mortality and morbidity

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Individuals who incur a Spinal Cord Injury

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more than half also incur a brain injury

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A compensatory approach to rehabilitation is based on...
the assumption that certain neurological damage cannot be fully recovered so strategies are developed to accommodate these limitations
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Patient factors that should be considered when providing cognitive rehabilitation after a brain injury
emotional and behavioral control communication skills medical status
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Factors that should be considered when designing cognitive rehabilitation services for individuals
Functional Abilities | Level of Awareness
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The three primary areas that must be addressed in order for overall stability to be established and maintained. The stability triangle
Establish Behavior Stability Establish Medical Stability Establish Stable Activity Plan
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Neuropsychology focuses on the interaction of
Behavior and the nervous system
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An organic personality disorder (3 things) is...
is a disorder that can include apathy, affective lability, uncontrolled emotions and aggression is a post-injury diagnosis of personality disorder for individuals living with TBI Is a disorder characterized by a change in personality from pre-injury personality
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Pseudobulbar affect is defined as...
an involuntary loss of control of emotional expression without triggers
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Up to ___/___ of people receiving rehabilitation for TBI or treatment for substance misuse have a history of both TBI and substance misuse
2/3
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___% of those over 16 entered brain injury rehab that were using illicit drugs
12% entering were using illicit drugs
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__% of those over 16 entering brain injury rehab who were misusing alcohol
23% of those over 16 entering brain injury rehab who were misusing alcohol
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Screening tools developed to assess Substance Use Disorders (SUD) C-A-C-S
CAGE AUDIT CRAFFT SBI
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Which severity of TBI and substance use disorder (SUD) that benefits from screening for TBI, accommodations and linages in a substance use disorder setting?
Persons with Low Severity TI and High severity SUD
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The set of factors that had evidence of causal relationships in long-term consequences of TBI
Penetrating TBI and unprovoked seizures
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Predictive outcomes of cognitive and functional outcomes in older adults with TBI are dependent on...
Age at injury, pre-existing medical conditions, Medication use
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The environmental model
- rehabilitation addresses both the physical and social environments of the individual - philosophy behind the development of supported living and supported employment - can cause, define, and exaggerate disability
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4 critical components to facilitating and maintaining therapeutic relationships include
person-first language humaneness communication non-judgmental approaches
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Iatrogenic is...
an Induced disease or problem caused by a physician, therapy or the medical setting itself
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Tenets representative of a Person Centered Approach include...
Caregiver attitudes can help determine the outcome of the therapeutic process all people have the capacity for self-direction
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The Biopsychological Model of human behavior takes the following factors into consideration (4 things)
biological cognitive-affective social-interpersonal cultural
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Males have a return to work rate of nearly 24%, women have a return to work rate of __%
5%
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Examples of acadenic accommodations that may be written into a 504 Accommodation Plan
Extended time on tests/assignments Note takers for lectures Dictation of written assignmetns or use of speech to text software preferential seating
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IDEA stands for
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
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SBS/AHT causes
bleeding in the brain brain swelling bleeding in the eyes 70-85% of children who survive will have long term disabilities
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Military families face...(4)
constant relocation repeated deployment shifting of emotional resources shifting of material resources
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Family Centered Services emphasizes
The person with the brain injury and families are partners Care is comprehensive tailored to meet need and values of patient and family
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Cognitive Behavioral therapy includes the following components....
Activating event, belief, consequence
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When a blast injury occurs, and energized debris or explosive fragments impact the head or body, this is considered
a secondary blast injury
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Primary combat related injuries include
falls blast events gunshot wounds
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When selecting a service provider, the patient should review the following...
accreditation turnover rates care guidelines
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The legal rights of an individual with a brain injury
are the same as for any citizen may be exercised by a legal representative if the individual is unable to exercise those rights, as determined by state law
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State and Federal law mandate that the use of restraints
is a measure of last resort
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The definition of validity is...
the degree to which an instrument actually measures what it is intended to measure
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Who funds the TBI Model System?
The National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research
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Measures used in post-acute rehabilitation include
Functional INdependence Measure (FIM) and Glasgow Coma Scale
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The supported employment model emphasizes the use of a...rehabilitation professional, known as an employment specialist or job coach, to provide... What are four barriers for return to employment?
Individualized assistance to help patient gain and maintain employment. ``` Four barriers for return to employment are: If there was a cognitive impairment The age at time of injury Minority status Pre-injury educational status ```
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List 4 components of the The Comprehensive Integrated Day Treatment Model
Comprehensive Integrated Day Treatment Models are authorized under state vocational rehab plans They use both individual & group therapy in a day tx model They incorporate a vocational trial They provide supported employment
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Supported Employment Model provides...(3 things)
``` A jobseeker function assessment Job development with a job coach (employment specialist) On the job support Case management Long-term follow-up ```
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Predominant factors of care giver burden include
physical impairments | mobility impairments
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Impairments in metacognition affect a person's
insight into their deficits
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What is the stronger predictor of the cause of brain injury in children?
Age
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The most brain maturation occurs during
0-5 years old
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Male TBI outnumbers female TBI
2:1
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DVT is the # cause of death in TBI beyond the first day of injury?
Third leading cause of death in TBI beyond the first day of injury
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What are the Types of prophylaxis used for TBI
Prophylaxis can include medications, vena cava filters, and compression stockings