Psychosocial Aspect of Wellbeing Midterm Practice Test

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• Which statement best reflects considerations for treating veterans?
• Which option is NOT aligned with the RULE framework?
• According to the explanatory model, the clinician should do which of the following?
• Active coping is best described as:
• IDD onset occurs before which age?
• An advanced directive is primarily used to ensure a person's wishes regarding medical treatment are carried out when they cannot communicate them.
• What components are included in safety planning for imminent suicide risk?
• Which statement best summarizes why health literacy is important in psychosocial care and how providers should communicate?
• What does the GAD-7 screen for?
• Which statement best matches the goal of palliative care?
• What is the core philosophy of psychologically informed practice?
• Mindfulness-based interventions have several psychosocial benefits. Which is a commonly observed benefit?
• What PIPT component involves gradually increasing activity to build capacity?
• Which subgroup of veterans has the highest rates of suicide?
• Which PERMA component is most directly linked to being fully absorbed in activities?
• Which strategy involves empathy without over-identification?
• The goal of trauma-informed care includes avoiding re-traumatization and prioritizing safety, trust, and choice. Which of the following is an example of avoiding re-traumatization?
• In the RESPECT model, which component helps ensure patients feel confident in the care relationship?
• Which factor is a contributor to IDD health disparities?
• What is the impact of technology and social media on psychosocial wellbeing?
• Pain education emphasizes which concepts?
• What is the stratified care approach?
• Which of the following is NOT a part of the ALGEE plan?
• How does trauma exposure impact caregivers and how can they be supported?
• To what does stratified care primarily refer?
• How is gender role defined?
• Social model of disability describes?
• Following trauma exposure, which signs may develop into PTSD symptoms?
• Biopsychosocial model describes?
• In the Mental Health First Aid action plan ALGEE, what does the 'A' stand for?
• Why are confidentiality and professional boundaries critical in psychosocial care?
• Which item is NOT listed as a cause of health disparities in IDD?
• During SMART, which component corresponds to 'Attainable'?
• Outline essential components of a suicide risk assessment in psychosocial practice. Which statement best captures essential elements?
• Equity refers to which concept?
• How does stigma affect help-seeking for mental health and psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which health disparity is associated with IDD?
• Which principle emphasizes improving functional outcomes rather than solely reducing pain?
• In a primary care psychosocial workflow, what are the recommended steps after an initial positive screen?
• Palliative care vs hospice care: which statement is correct?
• Which mechanism best explains how regular physical activity supports psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which issue is commonly observed in older adulthood?
• What psychosocial challenges are commonly faced by older adults, and how can care address them?
• What best describes therapeutic use of self?
• PIPT element for gradual exposure to activities without fear?
• In Elicit-Provide-Elicit, what is the second step?
• In the explanatory model of illness, the clinician should:
• Chronic sleep deprivation is most likely to lead to which outcome?
• Which statement best describes the difference between cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) in psychosocial wellbeing interventions?
• Palliative care is defined as?
• Which statement about nutrition and mood is most accurate?
• Why is self-care important for professionals addressing psychosocial wellbeing?
• What is the role of family systems in individual psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which strategies help address health literacy in psychosocial care?
• In Seligman’s PERMA model, which option lists the correct set?
• Which factor is associated with a higher likelihood of using physical therapy?
• Social determinants of health are shaped by the distribution of money, power, and resources at which levels?
• Which of the following is part of the common sense illness model?
• What strategies support caregivers experiencing burnout and secondary trauma?
• In psychosocial wellbeing interventions, CBT primarily aims to do what?
• Which statement describes the moral model of disability?
• Which statement best defines IDD?
• True or False: You can talk to children in the clinic the same way as adults and they will understand.
• Which statement best describes the Preparation stage of behavior change?
• Response shift is defined as?
• What is the typical goal of transitioning in gender identity?
• Which statement best reflects the core purpose of confidentiality in psychosocial care?
• Which term is favored in cross-cultural care?
• Quality of Life Vs Health: Which statement is true?
• Which element is included in using person-centered care?
• Which stage involves pros outweighing cons and clearer intention to change?
• Which of the following is a domain of quality of life?
• Which RESPECT model component emphasizes confirming patient understanding of information?
• Consent versus assent: which statement correctly describes both concepts?
• In Elicit-Provide-Elicit, what is the first step?
• What are the three key elements of motivational interviewing?
• PTSD is best described as which of the following?
• Which practice is commonly used in mindfulness-based interventions?
• Which strategy in PIPT reinforces gradual pacing to avoid flare-ups?
• Inclusivity is defined as what?
• What approach should providers use to communicate with patients who have IDD?
• Which of the following is a domain of quality of life?
• Role of Physical therapy in palliative/hospice care includes which of the following?
• What is a major benefit of daily routines for psychosocial wellbeing?
• What is a typical emotional progression in bereavement?
• Health disparity is defined as a health difference that is closely linked with social, economic, and/or environmental disadvantage.
• How do people transition?
• Moral Injury is defined as damage done to an individual's core morality or moral worldview as a result of a stressful or traumatic life event.
• What is FUNFitness?
• How are PHQ-9 scores used in clinical decision-making?
• Which statement best describes hospice care?
• What are the three core parts of mental health literacy for a physical therapist?
• In crisis intervention, which is a key first step?
• Relationship between degree of impairment and QoL?
• In the Diversity Dimension Wheel, which is the outer layer?
• In the Diversity Dimension Wheel, what is the innermost layer?
• Is QoL strongly tied to degree of impairment?
• Mental health literacy EXCEPT
• Which model is the oldest model of disability?
• Which sign may indicate the need for intervention when trauma distress impairs functioning or lasts more than one month?
• In the DARN CAT framework, what does the 'D' stand for?
• Definition of disability?
• Diversity is best defined as which option?
• Which statement best differentiates resilience from coping strategies in psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which resource is commonly used for immediate psychosocial crisis support?
• Which statement best distinguishes psychosocial wellbeing from mental health?
• Which of the following is a primary aim of palliative care?
• Which statement best describes a poor sleep hygiene practice?
• WHO definition of quality of life?
• Which of the following is an example of a social determinant of psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which aspect of PIPT aims to address avoidance behavior due to fear?
• Sleep disorders and mental health are often interrelated. Which statement is true?
• Which concept is emphasized as part of using person-centered care?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with major depressive disorder that could affect PT care?
• Social determinants of health are defined as the conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age, shaped by what?
• Which statement about IDD health disparities is true?
• Which statement best describes a comprehensive approach to treating veterans?
• Which option is NOT a component of the OARS approach?
• PIPT component most concerned with how information is conveyed to the patient?
• What is recommended for communicating with IDD patients?
• In the DARN CAT framework, what do the letters 'CAT' stand for?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between military sexual trauma and suicide?
• Intervention after trauma is typically warranted when distress lasts longer than how long?
• How is psychosocial wellbeing best defined?
• NOT a listed component of PIPT?
• Which PERMA component is associated with having a sense of meaning in life?
• What is the purpose of quality-of-life measures in psychosocial wellbeing practice?
• Which of the following is an emotion-focused coping strategy?
• Which of the following is NOT typically considered a burnout indicator?
• Which practice is helpful to prevent diagnostic overshadowing in IDD care?
• Which statement best distinguishes active coping from accommodative coping?
• Which statement best reflects family systems theory in psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which of the following is a PTSD criterion?
• What is an appropriate initial response when someone expresses suicidal ideation in a non-clinical setting?
• How does substance use impact psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which of the following is a social determinant of psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which personality trait is commonly linked to better coping and functioning in psychosocial wellbeing?
• In an integrated screening workflow for psychosocial wellbeing in primary care, which step should occur first when screening for concerns?
• What is a common barrier to mental health care among racial and ethnic groups?
• Which statement about Explain Pain concepts is NOT true?
• Cultural competence is best described as what?
• Which mindset is associated with reduced disability in pain management?
• Which coping style is associated with improved adjustment according to the three coping styles?
• Which statement best captures the difference between moral injury and PTSD?
• What is the purpose of the Provide step in Elicit-Provide-Elicit?
• In the stages of behavior change, which stage has no intention to change?
• In using person-centered care, what matters to the patient?
• Gender dysphoria is described as which of the following?
• Which of the following is a core principle of trauma-informed care relevant to psychosocial wellbeing?
• What is the overall purpose of IDD care guidelines?
• Which coping style is associated with less adjustment?
• Which is an example of a positive psychology intervention and its intended outcome on wellbeing?
• Cultural humility is defined as:
• Why are dual relationships discouraged in psychosocial care, and which practice would illustrate this guideline?
• How might culture influence grief expressions and support strategies?
• Which of the following is a problem-focused coping strategy?
• Which statement about barriers to care for transgender individuals is NOT accurate?
• Which Erikson stage is primarily associated with adolescence and the development of a sense of self?
• What does the term diagnostic overshadowing mean?
• Hormonal congruence is most often achieved through which approach?
• Which model frames disability as a societal problem with barriers?
• What is an advanced directive?
• Which stage is defined by a desire to change a certain behavior?
• Which statement best differentiates screening tools from diagnostic assessments in psychosocial care?
• Which component of SMART stands for Time frame?
• Moral Sensitivity involves which of the following elements?
• What is a typical step in referring a client to ongoing psychosocial support?
• What is the one thing even the busiest clinician should be able to find time to do?
• Which principle emphasizes making decisions based on the best interests of the child?
• Which item focuses on conversation with the patient?
• Disengaged coping is best described as orienting away from the stressor or one's reaction.
• What are social determinants of health?
• Gender identity is defined as which of the following?
• Which item is primarily aimed at addressing housing or material supports?
• Which statement describes the impact of social support on psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which sleep hygiene practice is most foundational for supporting psychosocial wellbeing?
• Accomodative coping involves:
• Which statement about hospice criteria is NOT true?
• Which statement best supports reducing disparities in mental health care outcomes through service design?
• Which strategy is essential to therapeutic use of self?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four core rights identified for children and youth by the convention?
• Which option is an example of the ALGEE action plan steps?
• Belonging is best described as which?
• How does adequate sleep influence psychosocial wellbeing?
• Component to address fear-based avoidance?
• What is the approximate distribution of IDD severity across Mild, Moderate, Severe, and Profound?
• Which nutrient is most commonly linked to mood support due to neurotransmitter synthesis and gut-brain signaling?
• Which of the following best describes adolescent psychosocial wellbeing concerns?
• Which statement best describes moral sensitivity?
• Which element is included in PIPT?
• Which statement best describes how attachment style influences later psychosocial wellbeing?
• Which statement describes the medical model of disability?
• What stage is characterized by successful maintenance of behavior change for at least 6 months?
• Which of the following is an example of a social determinant of health?
• What does the PHQ-9 measure?
• Gender identity is best defined as the intrinsic sense of being male, female, or an alternative gender.
• Reconceptualization refers to?
• Military sexual trauma is defined as which of the following?
• Which stage begins actual change of targeted behavior and requires prep and commitment?
• Disability Paradox best describes?
• How may smoking cause extra problems for people taking estrogen?
• Health disparity refers to a health difference that is closely linked with what?
• Assent is defined as which of the following?
• Quality-of-life measures typically assess wellbeing across which domains?
• Coping is defined as conscious efforts to regulate which domains in response to stress?
• How do cultural beliefs influence psychosocial wellbeing and care planning?
• In patient-centered care, which option is NOT aligned?
• Which of the following is not listed as an example of social determinants of health?
• According to Maslow’s hierarchy, which needs must be met before love/belonging, esteem, and self-actualization?
• Disability Paradox describes QoL often higher than expected given physical conditions?
• Which term refers to confirming the patient’s identity and background before treatment?
• Which statement best differentiates loneliness from social isolation?
• In the diversity dimension wheel, which layer comes directly after Organizational Identities?
• Which is a component of the RESPECT model of cross-cultural communication?
• Which statement reflects a component of person-centered care?
• Which of the following is a common symptom of generalized anxiety disorder that can affect PT practice?
• Which of the following statements is a RULE principle in Motivational Interviewing?
• What percent of children in the United States have a chronic illness?
• Recalibration is best described as?
• MST experiences can include which of the following during service?
• What psychosocial processes occur during bereavement and how to support?
• What is the role of spirituality and meaning in psychosocial wellbeing?