CBIS Exam Guide V1 (Latest Update 2025 / 2026) Questions with Verified Answers | Grade A | 100% Correct
Question:
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and TBI
Answer:
Involves continued use of substance despite health, psychological or social consequences
Exacerbates effects of TBI including memory, judgment, behavior, and generalization impairments
12% of people 16 and older with TBI used a month prior to injury
Use of substances before injury increase risk of reusing x10
As many as 50% of users will use again after injury
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Question:
Screening Tools for SUD
Answer:
ASSIST, CAGE, AUDIT, CRAFFT
Question:
- Quadrant Treatment for SUD and TBI Co-Committance
Answer:
Quadrant 1 - low severity TBI and SUD - receive treatment in acute medical setting - brief intervention
Quadrant 2 - high severity TBI and low severity SUD - receive treatment in TBI rehab - education, screening, and brief intervention
Quadrant 3 - low severity TBI, high severity SUD - receive treatment in SUD treatment setting - screening, accommodations and linkage
Quadrant 4- high severity TBI and SUD - receive treatment in TBI and SUD treatment setting - integrated program to treat both
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Biomedical Model of Disability
Answer:
Concerned with changing the individual and treating the problem (TBI)
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Functional Model of Disability
Answer:
Aimed at adapting the functions of individuals for meaningful participation in life, focused on person centered care
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Environmental Model of Disability
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Addressing physical and social environments to meet the needs of an individual
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Sociopolitical Model of Disability
Answer:
Goal is inclusion, civil rights, and equal social status - places accountability on society
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Religious/Moral Model of Disability
Answer:
Disability is a result of sin
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Person Centered Care
Answer:
Encourages individual participation in rehab and hold the individual accountable for their progress. Physicians, healthcare professionals, and family are considered tools and allies. Focuses on participation in the process as opposed to immediate "progress." Encouraging self awareness and autonomy improves outcomes.
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