Test-Module 1

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Test-Module 1

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Module 1 Test

	1. What are the signs of Neuro-Distress? 1. A. The client becomes agitated 2. B. The client has slurred speech 3. C. The client complains of their heart racing 4. D. The client has glassy eyes 5. E. The client tells you they cannot think anymore 6. F. All of the above
	2. How do you tell the client that they are in a state of neurological distress? 1. A. Be confrontational and point out what is happening to them 2. B. Be gentle and explain
	3. How may color affect your client? 1. A. Color can help relax a person 2. B. Color can stimulate a person 3. C. It can agitate a person 4. D. All of the above
	4. It is important to get feed back from clients False True
	5. If a client has a history of seizures what would be a good therapy approach? 1. A. Turn the music up and dance 2. B. Use darker tones with paints and easy exercises
	6. According to "Light Years Ahead," color has been shown to 1. A. Help with learning difficulties 2. B. Help with medication treatment
	7. In Light Years Ahead, the authors have good evidence that color can 1. A. change your cavity ratio 2. B. Help rehabilitate vision problems
	8. Color is used in Del Giacco Neuro-Art Therapy because 1. A. It is nice to look at 2. B. It can stimulate new brain pathways
	9. Bright lights can really 1. A. Bother a person who has experienced neurological trauma 2. B. Help them to express their feelings
	10. The limbic system is the set of primitive emotions False True
	11. When working with clients who have emotional problems and damage to their nervous system, what needs to considered to avoid neurological distress?
	12. Del Giacco Neuro-Art Therapy program uses strobbing lights a lot False True
	13. What is color?
	14. The energy from our environment fuels our sensory systems. False True
	15. Only the visual system is involved with fueling our sensory system False True

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