Statistics
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CSSRS Lifetime
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100
Regardless of history, we should ALWAYS assess for this MEANS for attempting suicide, as it is the #1 means to result in a lethal attempt.

Firearms

100

This is the one key factor, regardless of lethality, that determines whether a behavior was a suicide attempt.

Intent

100
Youth should be assessed with the CSSRS at these times

Admission, after reporting SI, when seeing risk factors, as indicated as follow up based on risk level.

100

The circumstances under which we would complete a CSSRS Lifetime

If there is historical reported SI.

100

Youth indicates after an overdose resulting in a hospital visit that he was trying to get high on his medication and did not want to die. How would we code and conceptualize this?

High risk substance use with high risk of overdose. Not SI.

200

The percentage of suicides preceded by substance use.

51%

200

The type of stance you should taken when assessing and discussing suicide with a youth

Non-judgmental, collaborative, and supportive

200

These questions are ALWAYS asked during the assessment regardless of responses.

1, 2, & 6

200

How we would code the thoughts of a youth who only answers Yes to question 1

Wish To Be Dead

200

A youth gives the following information: "I was cutting my arms because it makes me feel better. I don't want to kill myself." How would we code this?

NSSI

300

In the US, Suicide is the ___ leading cause of death in persons over the age of 12

5th

300

Things we are trying to build on and act as buffers against suicidal behaviors

Protective Factors

300

Risk level of a youth who answers yes to questions 1,2, & 6 (in the past 3 months).

High

300

This information should be included in the "Remarks" section of any Yes answer

Details further clarifying what this looks like for them. (Slide 82)

300

A youth was hospitalized after being found unresponsive after overdosing on medication. He indicates that he was trying to end his life. What type of attempt is this?

Actual Attempt

400

Rates of suicide have increased by nearly this percentage in the last 10 years.

100%

400

Arguably the most important basic skill in assessing suicide

Listening

400

Risk level of a youth who answers yes to questions 1, 2, & 3.

Moderate

400

A youth gives the following response: "When I was 12, I was assaulted and thought about jumping off the school gym roof, but I decided it wasn’t tall enough." How would we code this?

Suicidal thoughts with method

400

A youth was planning to jump out of his window, but his mom was able to stop him before he did. Youth indicates that he wanted to die. What type of attempt is this?

Interrupted Attempt

500

____% of high schoolers have reported having suicidal ideations at some point.

20

500

The name for traits, attributes, characteristics, or other variables that are associated with suicide or suicidal behaviors

Risk Factors

500

If youth is indicated at Moderate or High risk, these additional steps should be taken.

Communicate risk and concern to CS and LPE immediately

Complete follow up CSSRS as indicated until risk level decreases

Prioritize reducing risk factors and stepping up the safety plan

500

A CRP, or Crisis Response Plan, in response to a youth with SI should be detailed in the safety objective with these elements

Warning Signs, Coping Skills, Social Supports, Environmental Needs/Concerns (Slide 127)

500

A youth reports that she was in the bathtub and had a razor ready to cut her wrists because she wanted to die. She started to cut, but then changed her mind and called for her mom. What type of attempt is this?

Aborted Attempt