Cbis Study Guide 11

Front 1

What does Dx stand for?

Back 1

Dual diagnosis: set of TBI symptoms resemble symptoms of psychiatric disorderd

Front 2

Depression tends to be a _____ hemisphere injury

Back 2

Left

Front 3

Changes that fall into the category of personality disorder

Back 3

Apathy, affective lability, uncontrolled emotions, aggression

Front 4

SUD definition

Back 4

Substance use disorder: continued use despite health, psychological or social consequences

Front 5

How to assess Substance misuse? What acronym to remember for alcohol assessment? What assessment for alcohol, drugs and smoking?

Back 5

Standardized assessment;

CAGE

ASSIST

Front 6

Name the components of SUD treatment/ what type of therapy

Back 6

Behavior therapy & counseling; self help/ peer support groups, appropriate duration

Front 7

What 3 main things do you look for in order to make sure you choose a good measure?

Back 7

Validity, reliability and widely accepted

Front 8

What do Comprehensive Day Treatment, Vocational Case Coordination, Supported Employment all have in common?

Back 8

Return to Work Models

Front 9

What are differences in the Comprehensive Integrated Day Treatment and Vocational Case Coordination Models? (VCC) similar?

Back 9

Comprehensive...includes individual and group therapy. VCC is an early medical and vocational rehab intervention; both give work support and work trials

Front 10

Which RTW model offers real pay, real job and job coach?

Which Act authorizes this?

Back 10

Supported employment model

Rehabilitation Act

Front 11

For services offered by employment specialists, how do they do an assessment?

Back 11

Practical, functional approach; situational assessments

Front 12

Under the Rehabilitation Act, services and supports such as assessment, vocational counseling, and job placement are offered under ______________ model (think of funding)

Back 12

State Funding Vocational Rehabilitation Service Model

Front 13

State funded VR follows 4 approaches that range from _____ to ____ (levels of involvement)

Back 13

Discreet to intrusive

Front 14

State funded VR: minimal intervention is not a good service approach for which pop?

Back 14

Significant cognitive issues

Front 15

State funded VR: workplace supports is a good service approach for which pop?

Back 15

Cognitive difficulties, possible social and behavior problems

Front 16

Which cognitive process should be targeted across all cognitive skills?

Back 16

Processing speed

Front 17

_____ (fraction) of people receiving rehabilitation for TBI or treatment for SUD have a history of both TBI and substance misuse

Back 17

2/3

Front 18

If a person misuses alcohol or drugs before a TBI, the person is ____ times more likely to resume after the injury

Back 18

10

Front 19

Models of Disability as Foundations for Rehabilitation: Functional (3 more)

Back 19

Biomedical/medical, environmental and sociopolitical

Front 20

Assistive technology is an example of _____ model:

Biomedical, environmental, functional or sociopolitical

Back 20

Functional

Front 21

Importance of treatment: people who improve one level of self awareness are ___ times more likely to be in the successful treatment outcome group

Back 21

30

Front 22

______ has been called a socio-intellectual movement that promotes cultural diversity as a core principal and insists on equality and respect of all groups

Back 22

Multiculturalism

Front 23

There is a disparity in the use of health care services. Only ___ in 3 people who need mental health services access them

Back 23

1 in 3

Front 24

_____ recognizes the social and historical aspects of a group of people, providing information about customs, norms and social aspects of a group

Back 24

Sociorace

Front 25

______ is defined as any group that shares a theme or issues. This can include shared world views, language, behavioral norms

Back 25

Culture

Front 26

_____ is the way in which people perceive their relationships to nature, institutions, other people and things

Back 26

Worldview