Understanding Trauma Quiz 2020

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Please complete this quiz after part 1 and 2 of the Understanding Trauma Module

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To be trauma informed, one must consider the impact of:

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Individual trauma

Collective trauma

Historical trauma

All of the above

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The following is an example of trauma, under trauma informed care:

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Racism

Witnessing domestic violence

Islamophobia

All of the above

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An essential component of trauma informed care is:

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Inviting and utilizing service user voice in program design and implementation.

Asking people about their trauma history, multiple times, over a period of time.

Excusing and justifying behaviors of those people who have experienced trauma.

Screening everyone for trauma, but not doing anything about it.

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Which type of people should you use a trauma informed care approach with?

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Those experiencing houselessness

Those with recognizable mental health disorders

Everyone, use TIC as a universal precaution

Those who have had negative experiences with the healthcare system

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Which of the following is a TIC best practice for working with a patient or service user?

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Limit the number of options given to the person

Give as much control and choice as possible to the person

Discourage the person from asking too many questions

Ask the person to describe the traumatic events in their life in detail

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All of the following are strengths-based features of TIC EXCEPT:

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Restoring control through empowerment

Building self worth through compassion and collaboration

Justifying unacceptable behaviors

Respecting experience and expertise

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A potential source of retraumatization in healthcare is:

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Physical touch

Sense of vulnerability and loss of control

History of mistreatment by healthcare systems

All of the above

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All of the following may be traumatic stress reactions EXCEPT:

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Nightmares or flashbacks

Positive changes in beliefs or feelings

Constantly scanning environment for potential danger

Feeling numb, shut down, or distant from normal life

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Which of the following is true of trauma and development?

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Childhood adversity impacts health and well-being, but effects rarely persist into adulthood

Only traumatic events experienced between ages 2 and 5 interfere with developmental tasks

Trauma at the hand of a caregiver can be especially damaging to development

There is no correlation between adverse childhood experiences and neurodevelopment

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Which of the following steps can be taken to avoid retraumatization when interacting with a patient?

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Assume that your patient will speak up if they are experiencing discomfort

Explain each exam maneuver and obtain consent before every step of care

Value your own understanding of trauma over your patient’s experience of trauma

Avoid discussing the impacts of trauma your patient might be experiencing

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