23. According to Timms and Connors, touch bypasses the __________ system, facilitating emotional release of muscle memory and recovery of repressed memories. a. Cognitive. b. Parasympathetic. c. Lymphatic. d. Muscular. 24. A flashback is defined as: a. A nightmare of a real past trauma. b. A severe panic attack. c. An acute phase post-traumatic event. d. The mental re-experiencing of a traumatic event. 25. All of the following are good practical preparations of your treatment for someone experiencing PTSD except: a. Calming music without lyrics. b. Having open doors and unconfined space available. c. Having PTSD as an option to check on your intake form. d. Preparing the space with strong smelling relaxing essential oils. 26. Trauma touch therapy has no set protocols, and it varies with the needs of each client. However, the modality is typically provided in an increment of how many sessions? a. 10. b. 5. c. 15. d. 20. 27. What type of exercise is most utilized in trauma- informed physical activity (TIPA)? a. Walking. b. Yoga. c. Running. d. Weight lifting. 28. Who was one of the first researchers to look into the
17. Panic attacks are one of the common symptoms of PTSD. All of the following are common physical symptoms of panic attacks except: a. Rapid heartbeat. b. Shortness of breath. c. Sweating. d. Migraine. 18. This racial demographic makes up most negative outcomes from childbirth in the United States. a. Caucasian. b. Hispanic. c. Black. d. Asian. 19. Some factors that affect the likelihood of developing PTSD are all of the following except: a. Proximity to the trauma. b. Regular exercise prior to trauma. c. Support from friends and family. d. Severity of the trauma and perceived fear and danger. 20. Traumatic birth PTSD symptoms can go easily misdiagnosed as: a. Postpartum depression. b. Sepsis. c. Morning sickness. d. All of the above. 21. A client is more likely to experience __________ than a flashback in a session. a. Depression. b. Anxiety. c. Dissociation. d. Uncontrollable crying. 22. What percentage of people who are exposed to trauma will develop the range of symptoms referred to by psychologists as PTSD?
a. 50%-70% b. 10%-15% c. 2%-5% d. 20%-30%
psychobiology of PTSD? a. Timms and Connors. b. Chris Smith. c. Dr. Bessel van der Kolk. d. Sigmund Freud.
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