Question

1. what is a key principle of trauma - informed care?

☐ avoid patient history
☑ prioritize safety
☐ ignore triggers
☐ focus only on medication

1. which approach helps reduce retraumatization?

☐ use harsh language
☑ provide choices
☐ limit communication
☐ avoid empathy

1. trauma - informed care emphasizes:

☐ control
☑ empowerment
☐ isolation
☐ punishment

1. cultural competence involves:

☐ ignoring beliefs
☐ understanding diversity
☐ enforcing uniformity
☐ avoiding communication

1. which is an example of cultural sensitivity?

☐ assuming preferences
☐ asking about traditions
☐ ignoring language barriers
☐ avoiding family involvement
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Explanation:

Question 4

Trauma - informed care principles: Avoiding patient history (wrong, history is important), ignoring triggers (wrong, triggers should be addressed), focusing only on medication (wrong, holistic care needed). Prioritizing safety is a key principle as trauma - informed care aims to create a safe environment.

To reduce retraumatization: Using harsh language (increases trauma), limiting communication (bad), avoiding empathy (bad). Providing choices gives control to the individual, reducing retraumatization.

Trauma - informed care: Control (oppressive), isolation (bad), punishment (bad). Empowerment is emphasized as it helps survivors regain control and confidence.

Answer:

B. Prioritize safety (assuming options are labeled A - D as A. Avoid patient history, B. Prioritize safety, C. Ignore triggers, D. Focus only on medication)

Question 5