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major life influencing event leads to intense stress that can contribute to development/aggravation of existing disorder
objective
Psychosocial stressor
Stressor
Goal
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Ability to accept uncritically all the info that is presented within therapy
Alliance
integrity
Empathy
Warmth
3
providers can make what recommendations
encourage check ins
force inpatient stay
inspect barracks
restricted access to military weapons
4
when approaching an agitated pt maintain what distance?
Arms length
2 arm's length
5
The first person to make contact with the pt should be?
person designated to de-escalate the pt
A bht
the provider
Someone to alert a provider
6
clinical work should be conducted in a room that is?
private
clear from distractions
Bright
crowded
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Attention seeking, untidy, disheveled, formal, seductive, or unconventional. clothing is inappropriate for interview
Eye contact
Hair
Grooming
Dress
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who orients the pt as to where they are
the first person
the provider
A technician
9
A comprehensive case formulation should contain all the info necessary to craft what?
Course assessment
Follow up appointment
Treatment plan
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a standardized press of collecting information concerning BH risk prior to a clinical encounter
BH risk Screening
High BH risk
Low BH risk
BH risk
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warning signs,using internal coping skills,distractions,family/friends, emergency contacts,safe enviro,reason for living
Steps for PCL-5
steps of a GAD-7
Steps for interview
steps of a safety plan
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Closed body language, such as arm folding or turning away can communicate what?
Anger
Respect for pt
lack of interest
avoidance
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pt with substantially increased bh risk that needs scheduled contact with BH services to manage and track safety
BH risk screening
High BH risk
BH risk
Low BH risk
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BHTs and thier pts should think of the treatment plan as a
safety plan
future goal
living document
legal document
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Agitated pts may be impaired in their ability to process verbal info so be?
helpful
aware of others
calm
concise and keep it simple
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What is a research base, standardized MSE, you shouldn't deviate from the instructions when administering the exam
GAD
PRIMS
Saint Lous university mental status
SLUMS
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Throughout history there has been wide ranges of treatments for MH. They are provided by?
sorcerers
shamans
philosophers
other religious figures
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Appropriate affective response, shifting appropriately from varied moods during the session
Broad/full ranging
flat
shallow
Labile
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Pt talks but gives nothing during the interview
linear
Evasive
fragmental
loose association
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Therapist ability to take on the perspective of the client & understand the world from their standpoint
empathy
Warmth
Counseling
therapy
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What helps an individual restore their sense of vitality & purpose
Self-care
First impression
Interviews
Interruptions
22
Aim or desire result the pt wishes to achieve by attending counseling
Objective
SMART
Goal
Intervention
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The perception of the therapist expertise, trustworthiness, & helpful can be?
Impacted by therapist attire
Safety
Impacted by providers office
First impressions
24
R in OARS stands for
redirect
restart
Reflective listening
respectful
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Reason for the the initial interview
Gather family history
to learn more about them
Access medical records
26
When is the treatment plan updated
every two weeks
each month
each week
initial appointment
27
Ask follow up question for each suicidal thought or incident throughout the pts lifetime
When did this start
Do you have these thoughts often
Are you thinking about killing yourself
28
any buildings associated with federal funds are required to comply with federal standards for physical accessibility
Architectural barriers act
ABA 1968
ABA 1957
Newtons las
29
needs of the client will help determine the utilization of more supportive or expressive techniques
skills and techniques
purpose of counseling
Supportive expressive continuum
expressive
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The establishment of a professional relationship impact change, reduces symptoms or a deeper understanding of self
required skill set
purpose
main core of counseling
problems
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Involves making decisions that are constructive or adaptive. Involves the ability to understand & draw conclusions
Judgement
Insight
Reliability
32
Professional and personal emergences are?
Unavoidable interruptions
Self care
opening communication
Safety
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recommended terms for BH risk issues
Suicide
Suicide attempts
self directed violence
prepatory behavior
34
After documenting an interview who will you inform about the pt
relevant agencies
OIC
Commanding officer
Superior
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Essential to cover at the outset (beginning) of the session
Emotional expression
Confidentially & informed consent
Verbal fluency
structured interview
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Monotonous and stuttering
volume
articulation
pressured speech
Rhythm
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ensure that space is safe, protected, and private but DO NOT?
Hit the alarm
Run off
Yell at the pt
Lock the office
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pt's understanding of the nature of the problem or illness
Trust
Judgement
Empathy
Insight
39
Provide contact info for emergency and routine referral resources (common provider interventions)
no elevated risk
Low risk
chronic risk
high risk
40
Staffing the pt demographics, presenting problem, current functioning, MS exam are for what
Providing counseling
Giving screeners
Placing a referral
Staffing the intake interview
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Collaborative bond that is formed between the pt & therapist. Should be cultivated, fostered, & nurtured
Therapeutic alliance
Function of counseling
career options
Seduction
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A step, action, activity, or treatment conducted by the BHT or another provider
stessor
Intervention
Objective
Goal
43
obtained informed consent or signed authorization form prior to reviewing records
introduction
treatment
potential interviewees
collateral data
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Often rapid but constantly talking, can't be interrupted, often a sign of a manic episode
rhythm
volume
vocabualry
pressured speech
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what is a challenge when communicating tx recommendations with pts, it can be difficult to predict
if they need a referral
what treatment they will adhere to
reaction to feedback
What diagnosis they need
46
Screen individuals for the presence of cognitive deficits & identify changes in cognition overtime
Purpose of mental status exam
Purpose of MSE
purpose of pcl-5
Purpose of therapy
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a therapeutic approach that educates pt & their support group on the risk associated with readily available means
Lethal means of safety counseling
EMDR
SLUMS
LMSC
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Pts self reported strengths and weakness
overview of current functioning
social history
diagnostic impression
completing records
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Listening, questioning, interpretation and confrontation
supportive expressive continuum
required skill set
problems
counseling
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brief description of current interpersonal, psychological, social, and occupational functioning
case formulation
overview of current functioning
diagnostic impressions
basic treatment plan
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for collateral interviews clarify that the client is
voluntary
by direction
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O in OARS stands for
Overcoming obsticales
Open ended questions
Obstacle
Objective
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Pt & therapist create and agree on goals together
Intake packet
Goal courses/assessment
Safety plan
Treatment plan
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Administered at every follow up appointment
Current suicide risk screening form
Baseline suicide risk screening form
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pt established too close of a relationship to you, too soon
Integrity
Fraternization
Seductive
Judgement
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Any buildings associated with federal funds are required to?
Comply with federal standards foir physical accessibility
To understand the law
Help the provider with the pt
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a pt with a small increased BH risk where routine BH care practices are often appropriate to manage such risk
BH risk screening
BH risk
High BH risk
Low BH risk
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providers assessment of a risk that may deliberately act in a manner that may result in a serious harm/death to the pt
BH risk
High BH risk
BH risk screening
Low BH risk
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to hear/elaborate & discuss the problem the client is presenting with & better understand how they experience problems
to be concise
To help others
Counseling
purpose of initial interview
60
When the data indicates that the client is not achieving their goals who can collaborate with the client to modify goals
therapist
BHT
PCM
Sailor
61
electronic method of collecting pt data replaced old system consisting of clipboards, pens, & hardcopy packets
NAVADM
BHDP
DHA
PFA
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When working with clients who are not proficient with English use?
A tech
Random provider
Trained/ licensed interpreter
Trained professionals
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ruptures and repair of the therapeutic allaince
physical attending skills
validation behaviors
opportunity for growth
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outlined by Sigmund freud. built upon by other therapist.
the talking cure
moral treatment
18th century
western world
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If a pts C-SSR is negative don't assume what?
A pt is safe
there is no Suicide risk
They don't need therapy
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S in OARS stands for
Summarize
Sympathy
stand up for yourself
study
67
Avoid which terns for BH risk issues
suicide
Para-suicide
suicide attempt
suicide gesture
68
BH providers can't recommend what?
alternate housing
Unit or buddy watch
voluntary securing of weapons
restrict duty
69
A score of 0 on the C-SSR means?
The screen was positive
the screen was negative
Dont use it again
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Closely related to carl rogers theory of unconditional positive regard for the client
Hope
persuasive
Warmth
Empathy
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A in OARS stands for
Aid
Affect
Affirmations
affections
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Understanding the fine line between respecting the clients/pts autonomy while providing competent care
Alliance rupture
semi structured
personal values vs pt's autonomy
Morals