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TRUST Bridger 2
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What would be an example of limit setting?
telling a pt. they can't break things when they are mad
writing as a form of therapy
coloring to allow a pt. to calm down when they are upset
allowing a pt. to express their feelings
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Cutting and substance abuse are effective long-term strategies.
False
True
3
Limit setting does what?
Is the incentive system
Shows the patients where the bathroom is
Clarifies the boundaries of acceptable behavior
Prompts the patient it's time for group
4
Which of the following is an example of an environmental factor influencing behavior?
Staff's lack of cultural awareness
Changes in routine
Body language/voice tone
Effects of chemical substances
5
Pleading and Demanding statements usually occur in what stage
Middle Stage
Early Stage
Late Stage
6
Some strategies to end power struggles are:
Offer Choices
All of the above
Remind of Limits and Outcomes
Space and time
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A trigger is...
a way of using body language to communicate.
a behavior used to cope with stress.
a person, thing, or event that causes an emotional response.
a way of thinking about emotional problems.
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What are some coping strategies?
Exercise never
Count to 10 slowly
All of the above
Smash the walls
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We choose our intervention based on the behavior of the individual and/or the driving need.
False
True
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Choosing not to bring attention to undesirable behavior
Praise
Selective Focus
Active Listening
Undivided Attention
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Responding to the person's expression of anger by voicing your perception of what the person is really feeling
Dislocation of Expectations
Clarifying the Emotional Status
Active Listening
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De-escalation means...
to cool down an increasingly dangerous situation.
to stop going up and start going down.
make something more exciting.
to make something funny.
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Patients do not have coping strategies upon admission
False
True
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Imminent danger occurs in what stage of behavior:
Early
Middle
Late
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Helping an individual consider likely-natural outcomes of their intended behavior in a non-confrontational manner
Ventilation
Exploring Outcomes
Fogging
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Engaging the person in an alternate activity. Shifts focus away from the emotions they are feeling.
Redirection
Distraction
Reassurance
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Choices provide individuals with power and reduce power struggles.
True
False
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Making brief comments/questions in order to direct the conversation to a less upsetting topic
Redirection
Reassurance
Distraction
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Journaling is a coping strategy.
False
True
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Redirection is making brief comments to direct the conversation to something less volatile
False
True
21
Which of the following is a Psychosocial factor influencing behavior?
All of the above
Trauma History
Projection of self concept
Staff attitudes
Lack of autonomy
Power Difference
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What are the keys to effective limit setting?
ALL of the above
Provide reasonable choices with consequences
Weigh the choices, offering two positives
Explain why the behavior is inappropriate
Being Proactive
Clear and simple
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De-Escalation
Help People Find Options
Validate Feelings/Experience
Tell them to get over it
Allow them to make their own choices
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What does TRUST stand for?
Trauma, Resiliency, Understanding and Safety Techniques
Therapeutic Relationships and Universal Safety Training
Trauma, Relationships and Universal Safety Training
None of the above
25
What is limit setting?
Acknowledging the difficulty in changing but pushing for action
Pointing out specific behaviors and giving impressions of reactions
informing a client what behavior is acceptable (or expected)
Giving feedback on positive behaviors.
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Calming Time
Has explicit/implicit consequences for refusal
Has a time limit
Offers comfort and sensory modulation to someone who is able to self-soothe
Is appropriate for everyone
27
Why are crisis plans important?
All of the above
Prevent setbacks to clients recovery after a crisis
Reduce the need for emergency behavioral treatment
Avert danger to the client or others involved in the crisis
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De-escalation techniques include:
Active listening, redirection, setting limits
Restraining clients until they are calm
Helping People Find Options
Withdrawing attention, contracting
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Any change that is different from a person's usual behavior occurs in what stage?
Middle
Late
Early
