ABI Module 1 - Introduction to ABI: PRE-Test
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There are 8 multiple choice questions in this PRE-Test. Once you have completed Module 1 you will be able to do a POST-Test and compare your PRE-Test and POST-Test answers. So the questions and your answers can be emailed to you Question 9 asks for your email address.
1.
How confident are you
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Not confident at all
Somewhat confident
Reasonably confident
Very confident
In working with people with ABI?
That you can describe what an acquired brain injury is?
That you can describe the basic anatomy of the skull and brain?
That you can identify the area of the brain that if injured could cause the person to have difficulties with planning and coordination?
That you can identify the common effects of ABI?
That you understand the levels of severity of ABI?
That you understand what rehabilitation is?
That you can identify the issues and challenges after an ABI faced by the person with the ABI and their family and friends?
2.
What are two essential components of Acquired Brain Injury?
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Cognitive impairment
Injury to the brain
Impairment of brain functioning
Permanent impairment
Stroke
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3.
What is the primary function of the brain’s frontal lobe?
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Sensation
Language
Breating
Vision
Planning and coordination
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4.
Common areas of effects of Acquired Brain Injury include: Cognitive; Communication/language; Physical/sensory; Emotional/behavioural/personality. Which of the following are cognitive effects?
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Difficulty paying attention
Muscle control difficulties
Paralysis
Loss of sense of smell
Reduced memory
Dizziness
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5.
Which of the following are good rules of thumb for working with people with ABI?
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People with an acquired brain injury can grow in their skills for independence in the short to medium term (except where the ABI is caused by a degenerative disease).
People with an acquired brain injury can grow in their skills for independence in the long term (except where the ABI is caused by a degenerative disease).
The rate of improvement can be slow but is easy to identify.
Understand the injury, its effects and effects on behaviour including social changes.
Take the person with ABIs behaviours personally.
When working with the services network be prepared to work creatively and encourage others to work creatively
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6.
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