Lesson 7 Quiz – Maintaining Safety in TRE
Test your understanding of safety principles and precautions in TRE practice.
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1. Question
Why does TRE use “precautions” rather than strict contraindications?
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2. Question
Which of the following is a common sign of freezing during TRE?
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3. Question
Flooding is best described as:
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Which action is most appropriate when a participant begins to dissociate?
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5. Question
When working with a person who has a heart condition, the TRE provider should:
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6. Question
TRE tremors cannot be stopped by voluntary movement; once they begin, the body loses control.
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7. Question
Eye contact and orienting to the room can help bring someone out of freeze or dissociation.
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8. Question
Pregnancy is considered completely safe for introducing TRE at any stage, without additional training.
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9. Question
Dissociation can feel pleasant or neutral at first, but still requires awareness and grounding.
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