Understanding Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: Pre-Test

Please select the date this live training occurred.*

1.When can PTSD symptoms develop?*

a. It always begins immediately after the traumatic event.

b. It begins 6 months after the traumatic event.

c. Usually begins within 3 months of the traumatic event but can emerge years later.

d. It takes years from the traumatic event for the symptoms to occur.

2. Experiencing a traumatic situation always leads to PTSD.*

a. True

b. False

3. Symptoms of PTSD include the following:*

a. Flashbacks of the event(s), panic attacks, narcolepsy, social isolation

b. Panic attacks, narcolepsy, excessive exercise, social isolation

c. Narcolepsy, short temper, excessive exercise, flashback of event(s)

d. Flashback of event(s), panic attacks, short temper, social isolation

4. A trigger for someone who has been in combat often can be:*

a. Riding in a car

b. Specific touches

c. Loud noises

d. A specific song or show

5. The ways to help care for someone with PTSD include the following except________________.*

a. Know the person’s triggers and their responses

b. Act in ways to reassure that they are safe

c. Treat every resident with PSTD the same

d. Help with positive distractions, such as walks and outings