Skills for Client Populations (Addiction, Elders, Pediatrics, Trauma) (42 hrs)

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(1 of 5) Insomnia is a common complaint, estimated to be experienced within the prior 12 months by this percentage of US adults

90 percent

50 percent

30 percent

(2 of 5) According to Boericke, a leading remedy to be considered for inability to fall asleep is

Ammonium valerianicum

Cajuputum (Oleum cajuputi)

Sanicula aqua

(3 of 5) Regardless of homeopathic plan, an important recommended adjunct for all clients includes

Sleep study

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

Lab tests - Calcium levels

(4 of 5) Night terrors in clients with a pattern of recent strep infection and antibiotic use are likely to respond well to intercurrent doses of

Streptococcinum noside

Aranea diadema

Hepar sulphuricum calcareum

(5 of 5) Sleep apnea and snoring can be carefully individualized with the symptoms (gasping, choking, coughing, sensation etc) and identifies these leading remedies

Grindelia, Sambucus, Lachesis, Opium

Streptococcinum, Graphites, Petroleum, Pix liquida

Picric acid, Formic Acid, Nitric acid

(1 of 5) According to Lise Battaglia, Bach Flower remedies are reliable in relieving limbic system disruption for clients with addiction issues.

True

False

(2 of 5) Homeopaths can safely assume that an elder is able to manage remedy scheduling and dosing independently.

True

False

(3 of 5) In her Brain Boosters class, Miranda Castro explains why the use of cell salts is contraindicated for pediatric use.

True

False

(4 of 5) According to Miranda Castro, effective acute care for infants and children includes support for the parents.

True

False

(5 of 5) According to Wanda Schick-Smith, in service clinics where client followup is uncertain, an effective dosing strategy is with a "chord" remedy that includes many potencies of the best indicated remedy in one aqueous solution to be taken in drop doses as needed.

True

False