Developmental Disabilities (DD) Lecture Block 5 Practice Exam

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• True or False: Clients can be coerced into giving informed consent for their own good.
• Which clients are most appropriate for teaching objects/items with pictures?
• What role do social support networks play for families with a member who has developmental disabilities?
• What additional right does an individual on a 5250 hold have compared to one on a 5150?
• What does an Individualized Program Plan (IPP) represent?
• How frequently must an IPP be renewed?
• What is the basis for determining appropriateness in activities for clients with cognitive impairments?
• What is a common characteristic of children with learning disabilities?
• How does medication contribute to the treatment of individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which of the following is an indicator for physiological readiness in toilet training?
• What aspect of social communication is often impaired in individuals with ASD?
• What approach is necessary for introducing new foods to a client with selectivity?
• How can assistive technology aid individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is normalization in the context of developmental disabilities?
• What type of therapy is commonly used to support communication in clients with developmental disabilities?
• When conversing with a psych tech, how does a client understand the pronouns based on the initial statement made?
• What occurs when a client is not managing their telephone privileges properly?
• To encourage fair play and active participation in a game, what should be done to the rules?
• On what aspect of development does an ITP primarily focus for adolescents with DD?
• What does the concept of mainstreaming in education entail?
• What two plans should be created when a right is taken away?
• What modification may improve the outcome of a group activity for clients?
• What may be a vital consideration when discussing treatment options for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the primary goal of leisure activities?
• What is one advantage of early diagnosis in developmental disabilities?
• What should be the first step if two clients with severe cognitive impairment are found engaging in sexual activity?
• In terms of social normality, what do average standards in society represent?
• Difficulty in making friends for a child with developmental disabilities may lead to which of the following?
• In the case of two clients with severe cognitive impairment engaging in sexual activity, what should a psych tech do?
• How does inclusive recreation benefit individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which intervention is subject to refusal by the individual as per their rights?
• How can peers support individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which strategies can help improve communication skills in individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What was the purpose of the LPS Act?
• Which group may require visual aids for object recognition?
• How does stigma typically impact individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What condition might an infant with hydrocephalus exhibit if there is a blockage?
• How might prenatal exposure to toxins affect development?
• Clients with Klinefelter's syndrome are often treated with which hormone?
• What type of hormone therapy will clients with Turner syndrome typically receive?
• What is the significance of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)?
• If a client disagrees with their IPP, what action can they take?
• If a client has a vagus nerve stimulation device, which type of activity should be avoided?
• What services does the LDDA aim to provide?
• How does socioeconomic status affect individuals with developmental disabilities?
• In educational settings, what is an essential aspect of supporting students with developmental disabilities?
• What is an early sign of social-emotional issues in children with developmental disabilities?
• According to the standards of inclusion, where should someone be learning to dance?
• True or False: If a client is improperly managing their right to the telephone, the director can deny their right to visitors.
• How does the concept of normalization apply to developmental disabilities?
• What is person-centered planning in relation to developmental disabilities?
• What is the purpose of community-based services for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the maximum duration for which a right can be denied?
• To effectively assist individuals with various communication needs, professionals should:
• Which type of therapy is NOT commonly used for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• How do social skills training programs support individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the impact of co-occurring conditions in individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Where should someone be learning how to bowl as per the standards of inclusion?
• For a client on supported employment, what service is crucial to enhance their job stability?
• Who has the authority to take rights away from individuals in care?
• Why is self-advocacy important for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Why is ongoing training essential for professionals working with individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which plan is crucial when a right is removed to ensure accountability?
• What is a noticeable sign of a blockage in an adult client with hydrocephalus?
• What is a key responsibility of healthcare professionals in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is a key feature of the LDDA?
• What is a potential outcome of self-determination for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is a developmental screening?
• What should a psych tech do when noticing inappropriate sexual activity between clients with mild cognitive impairment?
• What is considered a least restrictive measure for an individual with developmental disabilities?
• What kind of activities could a 26-year-old female with DD engage in on a Tuesday morning?
• Clients with autism often experience which type of complications?
• When progressing through educational settings, which is the most restrictive?
• Why is advocacy important for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the role of applied behavior analysis (ABA) in treating autism?
• Before participating in a sport, individuals should first:
• What is most likely a reason for a client on supported employment to be fired?
• What is the definition of neglect in a caregiving context?
• What does "good cause" refer to in the context of taking away rights?
• Which health issue is NOT commonly associated with individuals with Down Syndrome?
• If a person is admitted on a 5150 on a Friday at 9 AM, when must their discharge reevaluation occur?
• If a client's cranium is not fused and shows signs of blockage, what should be expected to happen?
• Which sign indicates an infant with hydrocephalus may have a blockage?
• Which of the following statements about early diagnosis is TRUE?
• Which living setting is viewed as the most restrictive?
• To assist clients with Down syndrome who have speech issues, what should be implemented?
• Which of the following best describes the principle of inclusion in education?
• What does Habeas corpus allow an individual to do?
• Which labs should be tested annually for patients with hypothyroidism?
• What is one of the key roles of a regional center?
• What are access rights?
• What is the significance of self-determination for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which of the following is NOT a reason for a 5150 hold?
• Which type of hold lasts longer, 5150 or 5250?
• What is one outcome of the LDDA?
• Which of the following is a benefit of self-advocacy?
• Which of the following is a significant impact of social-emotional issues on children with developmental disabilities?
• What emotional regulation skill might a child with developmental disabilities struggle with?
• For toilet training, which type of reinforcement should not be used?
• How does the LPS differ from the LDDA?
• Why is it critical to recognize early signs of developmental disabilities in children?
• What challenges might individuals with developmental disabilities face in adulthood?
• What are adaptive behaviors?
• What defines the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?
• Which of the following is a benefit clients on supported employment are entitled to?
• Once toilet training is established, clients should be rewarded for what?
• What should be considered when developing behavior intervention plans?
• What should Psych Techs be particularly aware of when working with older clients?
• What is the appropriate action for a psych tech when two clients with mild cognitive impairment are engaging in sexual activity in their private bedroom?
• What benefit do community-based services provide to individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the primary function of a regional center?
• Which of the following can be defined as "failed participation in appropriate care"?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of social-emotional issues in children with developmental disabilities?
• What are some ethical considerations when working with individuals with developmental disabilities?
• When breaking down tasks for teaching clients with fragile X, which is the most effective strategy?
• What condition does levothyroxine primarily treat?
• What role does awareness play in advocacy for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What does the term echolalia refer to?
• What type of education does the IDEA provide for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What strategies can be implemented to encourage independence in individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which approach is important for ensuring access and equity for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What does respite care provide to caregivers?
• What types of activities would be normalized for a 75-year-old male with DD on a Wednesday morning?
• What should a psych tech do when a client with profound cognitive impairment is engaging in sexual activity?
• What are common signs of developmental disabilities in infants?
• Which tools are commonly used to assess developmental disabilities?
• What are common complications experienced by individuals with Down Syndrome?
• How does community awareness impact individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Identify environmental factors that may lead to developmental disabilities.
• How is cerebral palsy primarily characterized?
• What is one of the first signs of a potential developmental disability in infants?
• How should neural tube defects be managed or treated?
• What is a common outcome for individuals with developmental disabilities when stigma is present in society?
• What characterizes accommodated curriculum?
• What role do genetic factors play in developmental disabilities?
• What should never be included in a treatment plan?
• What typically requires specialized educational planning under IDEA?
• What techniques can encourage healthy relationships for those with developmental disabilities?
• What must occur once a right is restored to an individual?
• What does the term "developmental delay" refer to?
• What developmental challenge is commonly faced by adolescents as they navigate their identity?
• What are the primary types of developmental disabilities?
• In terms of vocational settings, what is the least restrictive option?
• Clients with fragile X syndrome are often mistakenly identified as which other condition?
• In what area does a regional center primarily focus its efforts?
• How can early intervention benefit children with developmental disabilities?
• What key factor contributes to the development of meaningful connections for adults?
• Which of the following rights cannot be taken away under both the LPS and LDD acts?
• What is the duration of a 5150 hold?
• What is a prerequisite for toilet training?
• Which type of therapy can a person legally refuse under the LPS and LDD acts?
• Which of the following should be included in a regular assessment for older clients?
• In promoting equity for individuals with developmental disabilities, what is an essential practice?
• What are some symptoms exhibited by an adult client with hydrocephalus and a blocked shunt?
• What is an example of a co-occurring condition that medication might address in individuals with developmental disabilities?
• A client with autism who only eats chicken nuggets may likely exhibit which behavior if new foods are introduced?
• What is a primary consideration for denying rights to a client?
• What is the primary purpose of conservatorship?
• How can transitions be managed effectively for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which of the following indicates trouble making friends in children with developmental disabilities?
• What type of goals does an Individualized Transition Plan (ITP) primarily contain?
• What is an essential quality of effective support in developmental disabilities?
• What is the focus of functional education?
• What is one major benefit of family involvement in the care of individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Which of the following describes a primary focus of applied behavior analysis (ABA)?
• What is one major health concern linked to individuals with Down Syndrome?
• What describes advocacy in the context of developmental disabilities?
• Which setting is considered the least restrictive for educational purposes?
• Which health issue is more prevalent in individuals with Down syndrome?
• How can community awareness improve the lives of those with developmental disabilities?
• What criteria are needed for a 5150 hold?
• What does the abbreviation LPS stand for in the context of rights for individuals with disabilities?
• What is typically NOT an issue faced by people with Down Syndrome?
• When teaching a client with fragile X how to make lasagna, what is the best approach?
• What type of relief does respite care offer to caregivers?
• What is the length of a 5250 hold?
• How frequently must conservatorships be renewed?
• What type of assessments should be conducted regularly for clients with Down syndrome?
• In terms of social-emotional development, what behavior might suggest increased anxiety in children with developmental disabilities?
• What is an appropriate activity for a 15-year-old female with DD on a Thursday afternoon?
• Within the context of self-care and social engagement, what goal is likely emphasized for clients in their IPP?
• Which skill is NOT typically classified as an adaptive behavior?
• According to the Short Doyle Act, which service is typically funded first?
• What is an important feature of standardized tests in the assessment of developmental disabilities?
• What is the primary goal of transition planning for youth with developmental disabilities?
• What role does family support play in the context of developmental disabilities?
• What is an intervention for bladder complications in clients with neural tube defects?
• What are signs of a subluxation?
• How does cultural competence enhance services for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What misconception exists about developmental disabilities?
• What defines modified curriculum?
• What should clients bring to their IPP meeting?
• Which of the following is a characteristic of autism spectrum disorder?
• Which of the following is typically a goal in working with individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the focus of family-centered care for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Why is inclusion important in educational settings for individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What are some common frustrating behaviors often seen in children with developmental disabilities?
• What is the role of the Individualized Education Program (IEP)?
• What does the term dual diagnosis refer to?
• What age group typically engages in activities that foster intimacy and deep connections?
• What are the benefits of multidisciplinary teams in supporting individuals with developmental disabilities?
• Who benefits from teaching objects using sight words?
• What impact does social interaction have on individuals with developmental disabilities?
• What is the primary characteristic of intellectual disabilities?
• What is an essential characteristic of a leisure activity?