PTC Rehabilitation and Recovery Flashcards
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Supported employment programs for psychiatric patients are based on which core principle?
Answer: Competitive employment in integrated settings is a primary goal of recovery
Evidence-based supported employment (Individual Placement and Support) prioritizes rapid placement in competitive, integrated employment.
A patient discharged from an inpatient psychiatric unit is MOST at risk for relapse during which period?
Answer: The first 30 days after discharge
The post-discharge period, especially the first 30 days, is the highest-risk window for relapse and rehospitalization.
Which of the following is a key component of Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)?
Answer: A multidisciplinary team providing intensive, flexible, community-based support
ACT teams are mobile, multidisciplinary, and provide around-the-clock support to individuals with severe mental illness in their own communities.
In recovery-oriented psychiatric care, the concept of 'hope' is important because:
Answer: It is a fundamental motivator and predictor of positive long-term outcomes
Hope is identified as a core element of recovery, motivating engagement in treatment and belief in a meaningful future.
A psychiatric technician notices a patient in residential rehabilitation is isolating in their room and declining activities. The BEST first response is to:
Answer: Approach the patient with empathy and gently inquire about how they are feeling
Empathic, non-coercive engagement is the first step to assess the patient's status and provide support.
Which statement BEST describes the difference between rehabilitation and treatment in psychiatric care?
Answer: Treatment addresses symptoms and illness while rehabilitation builds skills and supports community integration
Treatment targets the illness itself, while rehabilitation addresses the functional and social impacts of the illness on daily life.