MHT 1010, MHT 1020, MHT 1030

According to the objectives, the CIT program began development in the year 1999.

Which is not a characteristic of Autism:

According to the objectives, schizophrenia is one of the most chronic and disabling of the major mental illnesses.

The possibility of ____ is the most serious complication of depressive disorders.

Who conducted the first CIT training for Salt Lake City Officers in 2001?

Developmental Disability v. Mental Illness: Low intellectual functioning

Substance Abuse is defined as a pattern of use leading to impairment or distress one to two times within a...

______ is a deterioration in one's personality to a point where feelings, thoughts and behavior are not coherent.

Alzheimer's disease is primarily found in young populations and is characterized by confusion and loss of memory.

Substance Dependency is defined as a pattern of use leading to impairment or distress three or more times within a...

_____ are severe depression and bipolar disorders (also known as manic depression).

According to the objectives, a stroke is caused by...

"A person committed under this section may be held for a max. of _____ hrs, excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays"

Between ____ and ____ % of individuals have a reduction of symptoms with pharmacological and psychosocial treatment.

Cerebral palsy is a disorder of _____ and _____ due to dysfunction of a portion of the brain.

What is the code for Utah Substance Abuse and Mental Health Act? (You have time to look it up le.utah.gov)

Developmental Disability v. Mental Illness: May be temporary or chronic. Episodes may ebb and flow.

To become CIT certified, one must pass a State of Utah Crisis Intervention Team written exam.

According to this statute, after 24 hours, the person shall be released UNLESS...

Developmental Disability v. Mental Illness: Usually develops during early childhood or is present at birth.

According to the objectives, which is not considered a "Crisis Incident:"

Alcohol is a psychotropic drug.

According to the objectives, what is not listed as something the CIT Training Team does?

What is the CIT?

Severe episodes of depression can cause the person to have hallucinations and delusions.

According to the national Institute of Mental Health, one in _____ Americans live with serious mental illness.

Developmental Disability v. Mental Illness: Characterized by disturbances in thinking, feeling, and relating to others.

Developmental Disability v. Mental Illness: Can strike anyone at anytime.

Multiple personality disorder is a rare dissociative reaction where the person develops two+ distinct personalities.

What is the statute for "Temporary Commitment Requirements and Procedures?" (Look it up le.utah.gov)

The U.S. Surgeon General reports that ten percent of children in the U.S. suffer from serious mental disorders.

"Temporary Commitment Requirements and Procedures," is the code to lawfully commit someone to a mental health facility.

Developmental Disability v. Mental Illness: Is permanent, but can be compensated for through education and development.

Which of the following are the three types of anxiety disorders (choose three):

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a personality disorder:

Thorazine, prozac, valium, lithium, ritalin, paxil, and zoloft, are all what type of medications?

Psychogenic Fugue is a personality dissociation characterized by _____.

Manic depression is also called....