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1
The ACE study questionnaire has 10 questions related to adverse childhood experiences.
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False
2
As ACE scores increase so do the incidences of problem health conditions.
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False
3
Most mental health consumers only experience one traumatic event in their lifetime.
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4
Half of men and women in substance use disorder treatment report childhood abuse and neglect.
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False
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Trauma can be defined as a psychologically distressing event that is outside the range of usual human experience, often involving a sense of intense fear, terror, or helplessness that creates significant and lasting damage to a person's mental, physical, and emotional growth.
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6
Trauma- informed services are designed to treat specific trauma symptoms.
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Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) is an approach to the delivery of behavioral health services that includes an understanding of trauma and an awareness of the impact that it can have across settings, services, and populations.
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True
False
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Trauma can have lasting effects.
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False
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Trauma effects how an individual seeks out services.
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Trauma can occur within the service delivery system.
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Trauma symptoms can be adaptations or ways trauma survivors cope with their trauma.
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12
Creating warm welcoming environments does not help individuals with a trauma history feel more comfortable.
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A smile and a hello can go a long way for individuals with a trauma history.
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14
Clear instructions and information about possible changes are not necessary in helping a consumer feel safe and secure in the environment.
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True
False
15
Self-care practices should not become a regular part of a practitioner's daily routine to help combat secondary trauma because self-care makes no difference.
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True
False
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