Trauma-Informed Care (SD)

First & Last Name *
1The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) study questionnaire has 10 questions related to adverse childhood experiences. *
- True
- False
2As ACE scores increase, so do the incidences of problem health conditions. *
- True
- False
3The percent of public mental health consumers who have been exposed to trauma is: *
- 70%
- 100%
- 80%
- 90%
4Most mental health consumers only experience one traumatic event in their lifetime. *
- True
- False
5Nearly one-half of men and women in substance use disorder treatment report childhood abuse and neglect. *
- True
- False
6Trauma can be defined as a psychologically distressing event that is outside of the range of usual human experience, often involving a sense of intense fear, terror, or helplessness that creates significant and lasting damage to a personâ€™s mental, physical and emotional growth. *
- True
- False
7Which of these are types of traumatic events: *
- Sexual abuse, physical abuse, neglect, living in poverty, and witnessing domestic violence
- Abandonment, such as abuse by a caregiver, bullying, house fire or other reasons for loss of home or dwelling
- The death of a loved one, life-threatening illness of a caregiver, life-threatening health situations and/or painful medical procedures
- Military combat, serious automobile accident, personal incarceration, police violence, terrorism
- All of these are types of traumatic events.
8Which of these are common trauma responses: *
- Sleep disturbances, nightmares, insomnia, over sleeping
- Flashbacks
- Suicidal ideation
- Intense fear/anxiety, hypervigilance, excessive worry
- All of the above are common adult trauma responses
- None of the above are common adult trauma responses
9Trauma-informed services are designed to treat specific trauma symptoms. *
- True
- False
10Creating a warm, welcoming environment can help an individual with a history of trauma feel more comfortable. *
- True
- False
11Clear instructions and information about possible changes are not necessary in helping a person feel safe and secure in the environment. *
- True
- False
12Sensible and fair rules help individuals with a history of trauma feel secure. *
- True
- False
13Self-esteem, autonomy, external supports, affiliation, and safe adults are all factors of resiliency that help promote trauma recovery. *
- True
- False
14A smile and a hello can go a long way for individuals with a trauma history. *
- True
- False
15Fifty percent of all people who work with trauma survivors experience some form of secondary traumatic stress. *
- True
- False