The Treatment of PTSD in Older Adults - Post Training Quiz
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Question 1 of 10
Which of the following are principles of trauma informed care?
Safety & stability
Expertise and training
Collaboration & empowerment
both A and C
Question 2 of 10
In order for a PTSD diagnosis to to assigned, how long do the symptoms need to have been present?
2 weeks
one month
three months
six months
Question 3 of 10
"We don't go to therapy, we just pull ourselves up by our bootstraps" is an example of which category in the Comprehensive Cognitive Formulation (CFF)?
health status
sociocultural context
cohort beliefs
intergenerational linkages
Question 4 of 10
Which factor can imply a physiological cause of anxiety in older adults?
anxiety is a known side effect of a recently started medication
patient has experienced a major life event or stressor
mood disorder predates physical illness
anxiety predates physical illness
Question 5 of 10
In psychoducation of PTSD with older adults, what is important to discuss?
how older age prevents healing of trauma
how the clinician feels about working with older clients
general and specific examples
how CBT is the only effective treatment approach for trauma
Question 6 of 10
In the trash can metaphor for trauma therapy, what was the analogy given?
the trash can represents the client's soul
the paper represents the client's values
the trash can is turned upside down to represent containment of trauma
the paper represents various traumas in the client's life
Question 7 of 10
Marie is 76 years old and has PTSD. Today she is feeling tension, shaking, and has racing thoughts. What zone in the Window of Tolerance is Marie currently in?
optimal
hyperarousal
vagal zone
hypoarousal
Question 8 of 10
The thought "I should have prevented the trauma" is an example of what?
stuck point
core belief
affective state
Question 9 of 10
The primary goal of the Life Review with older adults who have experienced trauma is to:
find out every detail of a client's life
determine the unhealthy phases of a client's life
point out life strengths, accomplishments, and reframe mistakes as learning opportunities
identify other mental health diagnoses
Question 10 of 10
When clinicians are overwhelmed and exhausted by client stories of trauma, this is referred to by Figley as:
compassion fatigue process
trauma stewardship
formulaic stress
continual bonds