Online Learning https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html What does active listening during de-escalation involve? Which of the following is a non-verbal de-escalation technique? What is the safest physical position during de-escalation? Why should you avoid arguing with an agitated client? What does the acronym LOWLINE stand for in de-escalation? Offering choices during de-escalation is effective because: Which phrase is most appropriate during de-escalation? What environmental factor can help de-escalate an agitated client? When should you stop attempting de-escalation and call 911? What does it mean to validate a client’s feelings during de-escalation? Eye contact during de-escalation should be: What is the “fight or flight” response and why is it relevant to de-escalation? Which of the following is a verbal de-escalation mistake? What role does empathy play in de-escalation? If a client becomes physical toward you, your first priority is: Using simple, short sentences during de-escalation is important because: What is the benefit of slowing your own breathing during a client de-escalation? Which de-escalation principle involves reducing your own emotional reactivity? Why is physical touch generally avoided during de-escalation? What is a collaborative approach during de-escalation? Which of the following de-escalation approaches works for most individuals regardless of diagnosis? After a successful de-escalation, what should you do? What does “meeting the client where they are” mean in de-escalation? Which factor most directly escalates a situation? What is the purpose of establishing rapport before a crisis occurs? Which phrase most effectively de-escalates a client who is angry about a perceived injustice? BHS-014 — De-escalation Techniques BHS-014 — De-escalation Techniques — Knowledge Assessment De-escalation is best defined as: Which tone of voice is most effective during de-escalation? A client who gave away their most valued possessions and seems unusually calm after a long depressive period may be: What is a psychiatric advance directive? Which is an appropriate response if a client is hallucinating during a crisis? What does “active listening” during a crisis mean? What should you document after a mental health crisis visit? Which of the following is NOT a component of a mental health safety plan? How can you help reduce the risk of a crisis before it happens? After a crisis has passed, what is important to do? What is meant by “trauma-informed crisis response”? Which of the following community resources is available 24/7 for behavioral health crises? A client tells you they have a specific plan to end their life and have access to means. This is: Which of the following best demonstrates trauma-informed presence during a crisis? What is the difference between a mental health crisis and a psychiatric emergency? If your client is unwilling to call 988 or seek help, you should: Home Which factor increases suicide risk? BHS-013 — Mental Health Crisis Response BHS-013 — Mental Health Crisis Response — Knowledge Assessment A mental health crisis is best defined as: Blog