ACBIS exam UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS
All acquired brain injuries are traumatic brain injuries, False
true or false
Which of the following are inertial brain injuries? Coup-countercoup injury
An acquired brain injury: Can be be caused by external force or internal insults to the brain CANNOT BE
hereditary, congenital, degenerative
Which of the following has the highest incidence rate of Falls
TBI?
A traumatic brain injury can be caused by an open or True
closed injury, true or false
A non-traumatic insult can be caused by; Stroke, anoxia (complete loss of oxygen), tumors
Mortality from seizures is how many times more like 22 times
after a brain injury after TBI?
If a person has one brain injury, how many more times 3 times
likely they will have another?
If you have a second brain injury, you're 5 times more 8 TIMES MORE LIKELY AFTER THE SECOND TO GET A THIRD
likely to have a third brain injury.
The increase of TBI rates of men than women is: 40% to 20% (of men compared to women)
Examples of traumatic brain injury are all of the Stroke (IT IS: concussion, gunshot wound, diffuse axonal injury)
following except:
, What is the age group that have the highest number of 10-19
sports related traumatic brain injury
LOC stands for Loss of consciousness
Women who have experienced domestic violence have True
a rate of 67% that suffer traumatic brain injury, true or
false
What is the leading cause of brain injury in the military? Blast injuries
Which of the following is not a brain injury screening MPAI-4 (functional assessment) (IS SCREENING: ACE, ImPACT, TBIQ)
tool?
CARF stands for Commission on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities
The total annual cost for all people injuries with brain False
injury is $152 billion, true or false
The Olmstead Decision was an important ruling Challenged government to develop cost effective, community-based services
because for people with disabilities
The TBI act of 1996 is the single most important Funds advocacy programs (IT DID: the CDC to establish project to prevent TBI,
because it gave authority for all of the following except: through the NIH awards grants for research and treatment, HRSA makes grants
available for states to carry out demonstration projects and statewide services)
What is the average decrease in life expectancy after 7 years
TBI:
Results of a CT scan do not typically show True
consequences of PPCS and are usually not used in
treatment planning, true or false
Once it is determined a person is stable, what time of Early treatment
intervention is the most effective to address mTBI?
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy is: A progressive condition typically seen from repetitive brain trauma
What percentage of all TBI's are mTBI's 75%
Which of the following symptoms are NOT usually Increased energy (ARE: fatigue, headaches, changes in balance)
associated with mTBI
Components of Central Nervous System (CNS) include Brain and Spinal Cord
This lobe integrates sensory information from the body Parietal
This lobe is responsible for executive functions Frontal
This lobe is primarily responsible for vision Occipital
This lobe is primarily responsible for speech, hearing Temporal
and memory
ANSWERS
All acquired brain injuries are traumatic brain injuries, False
true or false
Which of the following are inertial brain injuries? Coup-countercoup injury
An acquired brain injury: Can be be caused by external force or internal insults to the brain CANNOT BE
hereditary, congenital, degenerative
Which of the following has the highest incidence rate of Falls
TBI?
A traumatic brain injury can be caused by an open or True
closed injury, true or false
A non-traumatic insult can be caused by; Stroke, anoxia (complete loss of oxygen), tumors
Mortality from seizures is how many times more like 22 times
after a brain injury after TBI?
If a person has one brain injury, how many more times 3 times
likely they will have another?
If you have a second brain injury, you're 5 times more 8 TIMES MORE LIKELY AFTER THE SECOND TO GET A THIRD
likely to have a third brain injury.
The increase of TBI rates of men than women is: 40% to 20% (of men compared to women)
Examples of traumatic brain injury are all of the Stroke (IT IS: concussion, gunshot wound, diffuse axonal injury)
following except:
, What is the age group that have the highest number of 10-19
sports related traumatic brain injury
LOC stands for Loss of consciousness
Women who have experienced domestic violence have True
a rate of 67% that suffer traumatic brain injury, true or
false
What is the leading cause of brain injury in the military? Blast injuries
Which of the following is not a brain injury screening MPAI-4 (functional assessment) (IS SCREENING: ACE, ImPACT, TBIQ)
tool?
CARF stands for Commission on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities
The total annual cost for all people injuries with brain False
injury is $152 billion, true or false
The Olmstead Decision was an important ruling Challenged government to develop cost effective, community-based services
because for people with disabilities
The TBI act of 1996 is the single most important Funds advocacy programs (IT DID: the CDC to establish project to prevent TBI,
because it gave authority for all of the following except: through the NIH awards grants for research and treatment, HRSA makes grants
available for states to carry out demonstration projects and statewide services)
What is the average decrease in life expectancy after 7 years
TBI:
Results of a CT scan do not typically show True
consequences of PPCS and are usually not used in
treatment planning, true or false
Once it is determined a person is stable, what time of Early treatment
intervention is the most effective to address mTBI?
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy is: A progressive condition typically seen from repetitive brain trauma
What percentage of all TBI's are mTBI's 75%
Which of the following symptoms are NOT usually Increased energy (ARE: fatigue, headaches, changes in balance)
associated with mTBI
Components of Central Nervous System (CNS) include Brain and Spinal Cord
This lobe integrates sensory information from the body Parietal
This lobe is responsible for executive functions Frontal
This lobe is primarily responsible for vision Occipital
This lobe is primarily responsible for speech, hearing Temporal
and memory
