P.A.C.E.® Approved COURSE DESCRIPTION - National Center for ...
P.A.C.E.® Approved COURSE DESCRIPTION - National Center for ...
P.A.C.E.® Approved COURSE DESCRIPTION - National Center for ...
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19. Desensitization techniques used by psychologists and psychiatrists are a<br />
very successful treatment <strong>for</strong> needle phobic patients.<br />
a. True<br />
b. False<br />
20. Which of the following happens in Step 2 of the desensitization treatment?<br />
a. The anxiety level of individuals at risk is identified.<br />
b. The patient develops a sense of control to minimize his/her anxiety.<br />
c. The patient is gradually exposed to needlestick equipment.<br />
. d. The patient learns to use relaxation techniques.<br />
21. Which of the following is recommended to help prevent the development of<br />
needle phobia?<br />
a. Healthcare providers should ask if the patient has fainted, felt anxious, and/or<br />
is extremely sensitive to pain.<br />
b. Topical anesthetics should be used if the patient is identified as high risk <strong>for</strong><br />
needle phobia.<br />
c. Healthcare providers should treat all individuals who have anxiety and/or fear<br />
with compassion and empathy.<br />
d. All of the above are recommended.<br />
22. Improved care can assist as many as __________ % of needle phobics in dealing<br />
with their anxiety.<br />
a. 10-15<br />
b. 20-40<br />
c. 50-70<br />
d. 90-100<br />
*end of test*<br />
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