CCA CCA Physical & Mental Health Wellness Support

Question 1

The 'Mind, Body, Spirit' wellness model used in military chaplaincy recognizes that Soldier readiness depends on:

Accepted Answer

The integration of psychological, physical, and spiritual health

Answer

Physical fitness alone

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Spiritual health above all other dimensions

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Medical readiness only

Question 2

The Army's Performance Triad (P3) focuses on which three pillars of Soldier health?

Accepted Answer

Sleep, Activity, and Nutrition

Answer

Strength, Speed, and Endurance

Answer

Mental health, Spiritual health, and Social health

Answer

Training, Education, and Experience

Question 3

When a Soldier exhibits signs of compassion fatigue, the CCA should recognize this as:

Accepted Answer

Emotional exhaustion caused by ongoing exposure to others' trauma and suffering

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A disciplinary problem requiring counseling

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A symptom of physical illness requiring medical referral only

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Normal laziness that resolves with rest

Question 4

Which behavioral health resource is typically embedded at the brigade level in the Army?

Accepted Answer

Brigade Combat Team Behavioral Health Officer (BHO)

Answer

Psychiatrist

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Licensed Clinical Social Worker

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Neurologist

Question 5

The 'Battlemind' program was designed to help Soldiers:

Accepted Answer

Transition mental skills learned in combat back to healthy civilian and garrison behaviors

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Improve physical combat performance

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Pass the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT)

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Develop leadership skills for promotion

Question 6

When a Soldier reports chronic sleep problems and irritability to the chaplain assistant, the CCA should:

Accepted Answer

Provide a listening ear, assess for deeper concerns, and facilitate referral to behavioral health or the chaplain

Answer

Prescribe sleep aids

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Tell the Soldier to 'toughen up' and adjust

Answer

Report the Soldier to the first sergeant immediately