TSS TSS Recovery & Rehabilitation Planning Questions and Answers

Question 1

Post-traumatic growth (PTG) refers to:

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Positive psychological change that can emerge from the struggle with highly challenging life circumstances

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The complete absence of trauma symptoms after recovery

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Returning to pre-trauma baseline functioning

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A rapid symptom reduction observed within the first week of treatment

Question 2

A recovery-oriented trauma care plan should be developed:

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Collaboratively with the survivor, building on their stated goals, strengths, and preferences

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Exclusively by the clinical team without survivor input

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Following a standardized template identical for all trauma types

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Only after the survivor has completed a formal PTSD diagnosis evaluation

Question 3

Which of the following is a recognized evidence-based phase model for complex trauma treatment?

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Safety and stabilization → trauma processing → integration and reconnection

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Immediate trauma exposure → cognitive restructuring → discharge

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Diagnosis → medication → follow-up

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Assessment → crisis intervention → termination

Question 4

Functional goals in a trauma rehabilitation plan should focus on:

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The survivor's ability to engage in daily activities, relationships, and meaningful roles

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Achieving symptom-free status on all standardized measures

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Medical management of physical injuries only

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Compliance with treatment protocols as the primary outcome

Question 5

Which factor is most predictive of long-term recovery from trauma?

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Quality and availability of social support following trauma exposure

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Severity of the initial traumatic event alone

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The speed of emergency medical response

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The survivor's age at the time of trauma

Question 6

In vocational rehabilitation for trauma survivors, the specialist should address which issue first?

Accepted Answer

Trauma-related symptoms that directly affect work capacity, such as hyperarousal, concentration deficits, or avoidance

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Job skill deficits unrelated to trauma history

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Career advancement planning before symptom stabilization

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Financial compensation claims before any functional assessment