Members Involved In A Traumatic Critical Incident

Question 1

In determining whether an event should be reported as aTraumatic Critical Incident, the decision should be based on
A. The nature and circumstances of the event
B. The reactions, or lack of reactions of the involved individuals
C. Whether it meets the SIU notification criteria
D. A & B
E. All of the above

Answer 1

A. The nature and circumstances of the event

Question 2

Critical Incident Response Team (CIRT) members
A. Are trained as counselors and are qualified to lead defusing and debriefing sessions
B. Are trained in trauma response measures and are qualified to lead defusing and debriefing sessions
C. Are trained as counselors and are qualified to lead defusing sessions
D. Are trained in trauma response measures and are qualified to lead defusing sessions and assist in debriefing sessions
E. Are trained in trauma response measures and are qualified to lead counselling sessions

Answer 2

D. Are trained in trauma response measures and are qualified to lead defusing sessions and assist in debriefing sessions

Question 3

A debriefing session occurs
A. Immediately after a traumatic critical incident and can be led by 2 CIRT/PSVs
B. Immediately after a traumatic critical incident and can be led by EFAP and/or a Service psychologist
C. A few days after the conclusion of the traumatic critical incident and can be led by 2 CIRT/PSVs
D. A few days after the conclusion of the traumatic critical incident and can be led by EFAP and/or a Service psychologist
E. Immediately after a traumatic critical incident and is part of the operational debriefing

Answer 3

D. A few days after the conclusion of the traumatic critical incident and can be led by EFAP and/or a Service psychologist