RBT crisis and emergency procedures
Lesson 28 of 36 in RBT Exam Prep. The start plays free here.
- Client safety
- Warning signs
- Trained crisis-response staff
- Follow the crisis protocol
- Use only trained interventions
- Check plan and verified competence
- Protect the client
- Report, follow policy, document
- All 43 outline tasks
- 85 questions, 90 minutes
- Explains each wrong answer
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How the lesson starts
Sometimes a client is at risk of harm during a session. That is a crisis, and it calls for a response planned ahead of time.
A crisis may have warning signs. The client’s safety or crisis plan identifies behaviors that signal a crisis is near.
The crisis plan also names the staff who carry out its procedures: people trained in the provider’s crisis procedures.
A crisis develops during your session. You need to carry out the crisis procedures according to protocol. That is also what the competency assessment checks.
Then, in the full lesson
- Training boundary
- Both conditions
- Protect the client
- Complete the response
- 2 questions along the way
A question from this lesson
A restrictive procedure is in the client's plan. Your supervisor has not verified your competence. Can you implement it?
- Yes, because the documented plan includes it
- No, supervisor verification is also required
- Yes, if a coworker talks you through it
Show the answer
B. No, supervisor verification is also required. Supervisor verification is also required. The documented plan alone is not enough. A coworker talking you through the procedure does not replace your supervisor's verification of competence.
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Paid once, no subscription. Ask for a refund within 7 days of buying if you’ve done less than 25% of the class.
- All 43 outline tasks
- 85 questions, 90 minutes
- Explains each wrong answer
Passing isn’t guaranteed. Not affiliated with the BACB. Questions are original, written to the published outline.