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Relias- Crisis Management BasicsJosie was approaching Leonard who was physically agitated and cursing. What should she AVOID doing when trying to support Leonard? Correct Ans - Making steady eye contact and standing with a squared off stance
Helping the client regain a sense of ______ is the immediate goal of crisis intervention. Correct Ans - Safety and support
After a crisis has passed, it is best to limit the amount of discussion about the crisis. Correct Ans - False
When is the best time to develop a crisis intervention plan? Correct Ans - Before a crisis develops
The three defining components of a crisis include an imbalanced state, a stressful event, and ________. Correct Ans - A decrease in functioning.
Which of the following is included in a crisis intervention plan? Correct Ans - A list of social supports and their contact information
When a person is experiencing a full-blown crisis, which strategy should you use FIRST to help de-escalate the situation? Correct Ans - Active listening
Even when there are no signs of crisis, what can you do to help prevent the development of crises in vulnerable clients? Correct Ans - Increase their ability to use coping skills to manage everyday problems and stress.
Lucy lowered her voice and kept her facial expression relaxed and calm while helping her client who was experiencing a crisis. What crisis intervention skill is Lucy demonstrating? Correct Ans - Paraverbal communication
Paula moved other students out of the bathroom when she discovered that Jamie was weeping and talking about suicide. This is an example of ___________ Correct Ans - Removing distractions
True or False: A crisis can develop when an individual's stress exceeds their coping resources. Correct Ans - True
In which stage is the breaking point met and drastic behaviors (e.g., suicide attempts, decompensation, hostile behavior, severe withdrawal) occur? Correct Ans - The Crisis Phase
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