Trauma

Question 1

What are the 7 mental disorders from major trauma

Answer 1

Acute stress disorder
PTSD
Reactive attachment disorder
Disinhibited social engagement disorder
DID
Dissociative amnesia
Depersonalization/Derealization disorder

Question 2

What are the five types of trauma?

Answer 2

Acute
Chronic
Complex trauma
Domestic
Vicarious

Question 3

What is acute trauma?

Answer 3

Single event, experience or witness

Question 4

What is chronic trauma but

Answer 4

Repeated events, like war zones, abuse, neglect, war, violence and extreme medical trauma

Question 5

What is complex trauma?

Answer 5

I caregiver fails to take care of a child in early childhood. Disrupting attachments.

Question 6

What is considered DV?

Answer 6

Between partners, our spouses. Stalking, terrorizing, humiliating, manipulating and isolation.

Question 7

What is vicarious trauma?

Answer 7

 Working with trauma survivors. Someone in human service has experience with supporting others trauma h

Question 8

What is a positive way families respond to trauma?

Answer 8

Coming together after the trauma and strengthen their bonds and speed up the recovery process

Question 9

What are some negative ways families go through trauma

Answer 9

Due to limited resources, high stress, I repeated exposure. They can have significant impaired functioning chaos, and repeated events

Question 10

How can parents either support children’s recovery of trauma?

Answer 10

Have a positive response to the trauma and the child symptoms

Question 11

How can parents hinder child’s recovery to trauma

Answer 11

By not being emotionally available

Question 12

What are the 5 trauma assessment tools?

Answer 12

Brief trauma questionnaire
Trauma history questionnaire
Life events check list
Clinician admin PTSD reaction index
UCLA reaction index

Question 13

What are 7 of some of the most common treatments for trauma

Answer 13

EMDR
PROLONGED EXPOSEE
TRAUMA FOCUSED CBT
INTERPERSONAL PAYCHOTHERAPT
CPT
CHILD CENTERED PLAY THERAPY
PArent child interaction therapy

Question 14

What is abuse, defined as?

Answer 14

Improper or excessive use or treatment

Question 15

What are the five consequences for children of abuse

Answer 15

Cognitive, developmental delays
Poor School achievement
Fee friends?
Problems in relationships with teachers and other adults
Aggressiveness another behavioral problems

Question 16

When parents or abuse themselves, how does the impact of parenting?

Answer 16

They have lower tolerance for normal child behaviors.
 They can have high level of anger or frustration at children
They can treat children like they are older, or should know more than developmentally capable
They can view the child as having negative intentions for typical boundary, pushing behavior

Question 17

What what are seven signs of abuse in the child?

Answer 17

Send changes in behavior
Non-medical attention for problems, but to the parents attention
Learning problems or difficulty concentrating I cannot be attributed to disabilities
Lax adult supervision
Tends to be watchful, expecting something to happen
Overly compliant, passive or withdrawn
Comes to school or other activities early stays late or doesn’t wanna go home

Question 18

What are signs of abuse in the parent?

Answer 18

Shows little concerned
Blames the child or denies that their problems at school or home
Ask the child’s teacher to use physical discipline
Scribe. Child is bad or burdensome.
Demands high levels of academic and physical performance
Relies on the child for care, attention, and emotional needs

Question 19

What are the three signs of abuse between a parent and a child?

Answer 19

They do not look at her touch each other
The view of the relationship is only
They say that they do not like each other

Question 20

What is the first cycle of abuse?

Answer 20

Tension building stage with anger, blaming, and arguing

Question 21

What is the second phase of a cycle of abuse?

Answer 21

This is a cute battery incident where there is hitting, slapping use of weapons, sexual abuse, verbal threats

Question 22

What is the third phase of the cycle of abuse?

Answer 22

Honeymoon phase, her calm stage, the mail made, and I violence make excuses or apologize and promise reform the stage may decrease or vanish is the pattern continues

Question 23

What is the difference between corporal punishment and child abuse?

Answer 23

If it is standard practice, it is corporal punishment. If it crosses the line or the parent is angry. Well, it’s been a minister than it is abuse.

Question 24

What are some overt signs of susicial ideation?

Answer 24

When they settle their own affairs
Gives away private possessions
States feeling insignificant
Chronically depressed
Verbal references or clear threats of suicide
Define plan for suicide

Question 25

What are some patterns of suicide?

Answer 25

Family history
Multiple trauma history
Previous attempts
Self damaging behaviors
Bereavement

Question 26

What questions do you ask about suicidal plans?

Answer 26

How developed are they?
How recent were they?
How defined are they?
How much thought on the plan?
Are the tools attainable?
What is the time table?
Have they picked a place?
How committed are they to the idea?

Question 27

What degree of risk do you contact parents in suicidal clients?

Answer 27

Low or high. Even very minor.

Question 28

What happens if a teens risk is high at school?

Answer 28

Parents have to pick them up.
Advise parents of around clock supervision
Give resources for community mental health
CPS can be notified if parents don’t follow through.

Question 29

If a child commit suicide, how is the school supposed to handle that?

Answer 29

I need to have a crisis plan in place. They need to talk to each classroom with a similar story you need to have community resources available for students.