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what makes an event traumatic? - Answer sudden, unexpected, and extreme
usually involves harm or threat
which of the following is not a traumatic event?
a. losing a family member
b. terrorism
c. tripping
d. natural disaster - Answer c
unless it is in front of ur crush then id say none
what is physical trauma? - Answer bodily injury from an accident, self-inflicted, or
violence
psychological trauma is known as - Answer emotional injury caused by an overwhelming
stressful event that threatens a person
the capacity to withstand stress and catastrophe is known as
a. trauma
b. resilience
c. coping mechanism
d. healthy thinking - Answer b
the 4 components of trauma are - Answer connection
wellness
healthy thinking
meaning
which of the following place someone more at risk for trauma? select all that apply
a. prior diagnosis of acute stress disorder
b. high anxiety
, c. living alone
d. low-self esteem
e. personality disorders - Answer a, b, d, e
are men or women more likely to have trauma - Answer women
what are male triggers for trauma? - Answer fires, disasters, accidents, assaults,
combat missions
what are female triggers for trauma? - Answer anxiety, depression, child abuse,
sexual/physical abuse
t/f- Childhood psychological and physical abuse including sexual abuse can lead to a
lifelong struggle with trauma and stress related disorder - Answer true
the CDC Kaiser ACE Study categorizes adverse childhood experiences into what three
groups - Answer abuse
household challenges
neglect
which is an example of household challenges?
a. struggling in school
b. dad ignoring the mothers phone calls
c. father beats mother - Answer c
what is PTSD - Answer im not even gonna bother putting the answer to this like pls
can PTSD worsen during times of stress? - Answer yes
what are the 4 general symptoms of PTSD that appear for a diagnosis? - Answer
intrusive symptoms
negative moods or thoughts
hyper arousal
sleep disturbances
what are examples of intrusive symptoms? - Answer avoidance of person, places, or
objects as reminders of event
hyperarousal is seen with what kind of behavior - Answer aggressive, reckless, or
self-destructive
what is intrusion? - Answer involuntary thoughts, memories, or dreams associated with
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