Quiz: Culturally Supported Trauma-Responsive Care in OT Practice
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Practitioners should monitor their own well-being related to Vicarious Trauma.
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You can be trauma responsive without being culturally responsive and vice versa.
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Ignoring Trauma and Culture has no impact on the therapeutic process or outcomes.
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A person only experiences Trauma if they were the direct victim of a crime or injurious event.
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Only practitioners who work in Inpatient Psychiatric settings have to worry about being trauma-responsive in practice.
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Being Culturally Competent is the same as being Culturally Responsive. CorrectIncorrect -
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Identifying social supports is one effective way for practitioners to unlearn unhealthy patterns, shifting from merely surviving to thriving.
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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