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The name referring to the wide range of autism-like disorders.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
True
What is one major concern for individuals with sickle cell anemia when engaging in physical activity:
A: Oxygen
B: Muscle Fatigue
C: Overeating
D: Skin Rash
A: Oxygen
Inclusion is a _______ that involves providing adaptations in leisure choices for people with disabilities.
Process
term for the cause of a disease or abnormal condition.
Etiology
A motor speech disorder that makes it hard to speak; can make saying the right sounds and words very difficult.
Apraxia
T/F: Cystic fibrosis is the result of inheritance of one copy of a mutated CFTR Gene.
False. It needs multiple copies of the mutated gene.
What is an effect of Angleman Syndrome:
A. Seizures
B. Serious Mood
C. Accelerated development
A. Seizures
A hostile attitude toward a person who belongs to a group that is assumed to have objectionable qualities describes...
Prejudice
What does the acronym POTS stand for?
Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome
Lack of balance and muscle coordination
Ataxia
T/F: Acquired brain injuries are caused solely by external forces.
False
Which of the following aspects of life can be impacted by dyslexia?
a. memory
b. organization
c. multitasking
d. all of the above
d. All of the above.
A negative personal or group identity that is based on an objectionable belief describes...
Stigma
The threadlike structures, found within the nucleus of a cell, that contain our genetic makeup.
Chromosome
A word, phrase or name formed by rearranging the letters of another, such as "cinema" formed from "iceman."
Anagram
T/F: People with spinal cord injuries always end up being quadriplegic.
False.
What activities might be hard for someone with a sensory processing disorder?
a. catching a ball
b. hugs
c. balancing
d. all of the above
d. all of the above.
Spread Phenomenon
The way by which the body perceives an external stimuli.
Senses
painful inflammation and stiffness of the joints
Arthritis
False
What is NOT a symptom of POTS?
a. nausea
b. fainting
c. green discoloration of extremities
d. forceful heart beats or palpitations
c. green discoloration of extremities
In the strengths approach, instead of focusing on problems, deficits, or diagnoses, we adjust our lens so that we try to focus on:
Capabilities
Term describing before birth; during or relating to pregnancy.
Prenatal
Lack of oxygen in the brain
Anoxia
T/F: One beer is ok to consume while pregnant, as long as you don't drive after.
False: There is no safe amount of alcohol that can be consumed while pregnant.
Wasting or lost muscle tissue and is part of the progression of muscle dystrophy
Muscle Atrophy
When using the strengths approach with people we serve, we focus on:
the Goals and aspirations of the person.
The term for echoing or repeating words or sounds heard from another person
Echolalia
syndrome which can often be confused with ADHD, OCD, and ODD during diagnosis
Asperger's Syndrome
T/F: The FLNB gene plays an important role in cell structure and function.
True.
sudden uncontrollable electrical activity in the brain leading to changes in behavior, awareness and movement
Seizures
What should be one of the first questions we ask a participant when they seek to be included in a program?
We should ask what kind of Goals they have.
Comes from the greek word "skleros" which means hard.
Sclerosis
"Changes made to a service that meet the needs of an individual with a disability."
Adaptation
True.
sudden or repetitive movements or sounds that are difficult to control
tics
Instead of seeing people with disabilities as helpless and broken, we can see them as:
having a functional variation in the human condition.
Term for complete or partial loss of functioning involving movement or sensation in the body
Paralysis
What are the different types of causes for speech and language disorders:
A. neurological
B. Physical
C. Disease
D. All of the Above
D. All of the Above.
T/F: "Mainstreaming" is a practice in which it was the responsibility of people with disabilities to make changes to fit into settings with people without disabilities.
True
decreased muscle tone which can lead to reduced muscle strength and coordination
Hypotonia
When making an adaptation to the space used for an activity or service, you could:
Increase or decrease the lighting.
Other answers are accepted, permitted they relate to the space or environment.
Transports oxygen in the blood; this is what is abnormal in sickle cell anemia and causes cells to sickle.
Hemoglobin
When during pregnancy does Spina Bifida occur?
A. The first month
B. 3-6 months
C. 6-9 months
D. After Birth.
A. The first month.
All segregated or specialized programs should be eliminated.
False. What's an example where they are helpful or safer?
Mucoviscidosis
When making an adaptation to the instructions used for an activity or service, you could:
Deliver activity instructions using a pictorial board.
Other adaptations related to disseminating information may be accepted as correct options.
damage to the blood vessels in the eyes which can result in vision impairment or blindness
Retinopathy