MILT 675 Quiz 3

MILT 675 Quiz 3

1. A blast injury may effect the functional integrity of the brain, but it seldom effects the structural integrity of the brain.
2. Which of the following is NOT true in regards to Equine Therapy?
3. Adventure therapies often include all of the following, EXCEPT
4. _________ appears to be the most effective treatment approach for PTSD and co-occurring affect and anxiety disorders
5. Prochaska and DiClemente have a 5 stage basic model which includes the following stages
6. More common clinically recommended stress management techniques include
7. ___________ is the gold standard for the assessment and diagnosis of SUDs
8. Which of the following may contribute to the discomfort of assessing suicide risk?
9. Trauma can be related to attachment relationships, and may begin before birth.
10. Research shows that the co-occurrence of anxiety with PTSD does not have a genetic component.
11. The term “the eight C’s” is associated with:
12. Which of the following statements about mild TBI is NOT true?
13. Some evidence-based treatments may be harmful to patients at risk of suicide.
14. Which of the following is true in regards to acupuncture?
15. The third variable hypothesis suggests that the co-occurrence between PTSD and SUDs might be driven by common factors such as
16. In connection with TBI, blast force is considered:
17. Historically, the suicide rates among military personnel have been higher than the general U.S. population.
18. Which of the following is NOT one of the common co-occurring anxiety disorders among people with PTSD?
19. One of the primary questionnaires use to determine substance use is represented by the acronym
20. Which of the following is NOT true in regards to mindfulness practice?
21. UP and ACT are:
22. Emerging approaches to treating TBI include all of the following, except
23. In addition to ASD and PTSD, three other disorders are often linked to trauma. Which of those below do not belong to this group?
24. Proposed mechanisms of PTSD and SUDs co-occurrence include
25. There is growing evidence that much of the overlap between PTSD and depression may be accounted for