TRMA830 Quiz Trauma 2021

Which part of the brain is synonymous with the term “declarative memory?”  Hippocampus Cingulate gyrus Hypothalamus Locus coeruleus Which part of the brain is synonymous with the term “emotional memory?” Thalamus ...

Which part of the brain is synonymous with the term “declarative memory?”  Hippocampus Cingulate gyrus Hypothalamus Locus coeruleus Which part of the brain is synonymous with the term “emotional memory?” Thalamus Cerebellum Hippocampus  Amygdala Walter Cannon’s idea that people under stress experiences the “fight or flight” syndrome. With our modern understanding of trauma and stress, what term could we add to his original syndrome? Fissure Failure  Freeze None of the above There are many possible behaviors for those experiencing “hyper-arousal.” Which answer below is NOT one of those behaviors? Social isolation Uncontrolled rage Incorrect-> Defensiveness Conduct disorder (Correct answer: Schupp pp. 6-7) The clinical term used for someone who indicates they were “unable to move or take any action” is: “Deer in the headlights” Panicking anxiety Tonic immobility Incorrect-> All the above (Correct answer: Schupp p. 8) Who characterized stress as: “Stress is the inability to cope with a perceived (real or imagined) threat to one’s physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.” Mark Lerner  Brian Seaward Hans Selye Arnold Lazarus ___________, one of the survival chemicals, rearranges the distribution of our energy to assist with prolonged stress. Norepinephrine  Cortisol Serotonin Catecholamine When someone is diagnosed as “PTSD with delayed onset,” it means that the onset of symptoms takes place at least _____________ after the stressor: 1 month 3 months  6 months 12 months Therese Rando indicates that there are six factors which contribute to a death being labelled as “traumatic” when dealing with grief and trauma. Which choice below is NOT one of those factors? Loss of a child  Poor appetite or overeating Suddenness, and lack of anticipation Multiple deaths This study source was downloaded by 100000842722785 from CourseHero.com on 07-26-2022 08:44:22 GMT -05:00 https://www.coursehero.com/file/98700062/TRMA830-Quiz-Traumadocx/ At one time, a client suffering with Dissociative Identity Disorder was called: Obsessive-Compulsive personality disorder Borderline personality disorder Depersonalization disorder  Multiple personality disorder Emotional and behavioral symptoms that occur within 3 months of the onset of a stressor are diagnosed as:  Adjustment disorders Generalized anxiety disorders Bereavement Complex PTSD The diagnosis for someone suffering with excessive anxiety and worry about numerous minor events is called: Somatic symptom disorder Acute stress disorder  Generalized anxiety disorder Posttraumatic stress disorder There several factors that complicate grief and trauma resolution. Which choice below is NOT one of those factors?  Conversion reactions Holding onto false hopes Absence of emotion Personality factors The ___________________ cluster of PTSD diagnostic symptoms reflects the manner in which traumatic memory functions. avoidance respiratory allostasis  re-experiencing The domain of PTSD symptom clusters is defined by five interrelated sets of symptoms. Which answer is NOT one of those clusters? self and ego processes hyperarousal  organismic valuing re-experiencing of trauma The multilevel impact of PTSD on organismic functioning produces syndrome constellations that are built on the triad of core PTSD symptoms. Which choice below is not one of those three given in the reading? hyperarousal  multimodal re-experiencing avoidance ____________________ describes the return to baseline or normal functioning.  Homeostasis Stability Dynamic Regulation All the above PTSD ___________________ is an automatic, psychobiologically determined response pattern designed to adapt to the perception, or existence of, threats to the well-being of the organism. hyperfocus  hypervigilance hyperconcentration None of the above The hallmark feature of PTSD is _________________ and forms of reliving, re-experiencing, or reenacting aspects of the original trauma. being in combat surviving an accident  traumatic memory None of the above