COCS

Question 1

Service members wee considered weaker

Answer 1

True

Question 2

In 1969 the amount of army service members diagnosed with psychotic symptoms triples

Answer 2

False

Doubled

Question 3

Combat stress reaction stemmed from what

Answer 3

Dead bodies
Ambush
Serious injury

Question 4

Soldiers with CSR were taken out of the danger situation but what?

Answer 4

Not away from their unit

Question 5

Command consultation

Answer 5

Providing expert mental health advice to commanders

Question 6

Research unit

Answer 6

Type of unit
History
Size
Location
Constraints

Question 7

Establish entry into unit

Answer 7

Request from the unit chain of command

Question 8

Gather information

Answer 8

Questionnaires
Records
Interviews

Question 9

Define the problem

Answer 9

Problem is presented to the consulted and an agreement is reached by both parties

Question 10

Identify solutions

Answer 10

Based on analysis and synthesis if information obtained

Question 11

Implementing the solution

Answer 11

Direct action towards problem

Question 12

Evaluation

Answer 12

Monitor activities

Question 13

Termination

Answer 13

Occurs when you and consulted after to discontinue direct contact

Question 14

Final staffing

Answer 14

Done prior to termination of the consultation

Question 15

Traumatic event debriefing

Answer 15

Not therapy or counseling

Approved by leaders

Question 16

Purpose of TED

Answer 16

Restore cohesion
Reduce stress
Prevent burnout

Question 17

TED contributing factors

Answer 17

Death of unit member
Friendly fire
Serious injury

Question 18

TED Exercise

Answer 18

Intro
Fact
Thought
Reactive
Symptom
Teaching
Re entry

Question 19

Thought phase

Answer 19

Personalize event

Question 20

Primary prevention

Answer 20

Education prior to disaster

TED briefing

Drills

Question 21

Skill building

Answer 21

Teach disaster survivors skills to manage anxiety

Question 22

Development level

Answer 22

Acquire compactors such as trust self esteem and optimism

Question 23

Most common combat related injury

Answer 23

Mild traumatic brain injury

Concussion

Question 24

Contributed to 25 percent of combat casualties

Answer 24

TBI and spinal cord injuries

Question 25

Stress

Answer 25

Group of experiences in which external or internal demands or both tax or exceed a persons resources or coping capabilities

Question 26

Combat operational stress behavior

Answer 26

Covers the range of reactions

Question 27

Adaptive stress behaviors

Answer 27

Heightens alertness Strength Loyalty Courage

Question 28

Maladaptive stress behaviors

Answer 28

Minor breaches to UCMJ Substance abuse Self inflicted wounds

Question 29

COSR

Answer 29

Group of physical mental and emotional symptoms

Question 30

Emotional symptoms of stress

Answer 30

``` Fear Irritability Anger Grief Self doubt ```

Question 31

Risk factors of COSR

Answer 31

Weapons of mass destruction Exposure to killed and wounded 360 battlefield

Question 32

COSC focus

Answer 32

Prevention of stress casualties Early RTD Positive mission oriented motivation

Question 33

Goals of COSC

Answer 33

Monitor stress Advise command Treat fatigue Accomplish RTD

Question 34

B in BICEPS

Answer 34

Brevity Treatment should be brief

Question 35

I in BICEPS

Answer 35

Immediacy Care ASAP

Question 36

C in BICEPS

Answer 36

Centrality Treat in one location

Question 37

E in BICEPS

Answer 37

Expectancy Express to soldier they will return to duty in short time

Question 38

P in BICEPS

Answer 38

Proximity As close as possible to unit

Question 39

S in BICEPS

Answer 39

Simplicity Keep treatment simple

Question 40

COSC

Answer 40

Prevent identify and manage adverse combat and operational stress reactions in units

Question 41

COSR

Answer 41

Expected predictable emotional intellectual physical and or behavioral reactions of service members who have been exposed to stressful events

Question 42

5 Rs

Answer 42

Reassure Rest Replenish Restore Return

Question 43

Reconditioning program

Answer 43

4-7 day program of replenishment

Question 44

Stabilization

Answer 44

Short term management

Question 45

Unit needs assessment

Answer 45

Systematic assessment of supported units to determine priority

Question 46

Consultation and education

Answer 46

Liaison with and preventive advice to commanders

Question 47

Reconstitution support

Answer 47

Commanders plan and implement to restore units to a desired level of combat effectiveness

Question 48

Combat and operational stress control stabilization

Answer 48

Evaluated for RTD potential

Question 49

Two keys components of COSC triage

Answer 49

Assessment and disposition

Question 50

COSC triage

Answer 50

Process of sorting service members based on assessment Triage is applicable at every level of care

Question 51

Neurasthenia

Answer 51

Fatigue Anxiety Neuralgia

Question 52

Help in place case

Answer 52

Do not have severe COSR or BH disorder

Question 53

Rest case

Answer 53

Provided rest and replenishment is a non medical

Question 54

Hold cases

Answer 54

Require close medical observation and evaluation potentially disruptive

Question 55

Level 2 MTF

Answer 55

Increased medical capability

Question 56

Refer case

Answer 56

Too disruptive for MTF

Question 57

Emergency stabilization

Answer 57

Acute management of disruptive behavior severely impact unit functioning

Question 58

Triage

Answer 58

Attempt to impose order during chaos