There are over 100 different forms of arthritis.
Your answer:
The absence of a portion of a limb is considered an orthopedic impairment.
Your answer:
Prostheses, which are artificial limbs, do not require any changes or adjustments once they are customized to the person.
Your answer:
According to the American Association on Mental Retardation, "mental retardation" is manifested after the age of 18.
Your answer:
Obsessions are persistent disturbing preoccupation with unreasonable ideas or feelings.
Your answer:
One consideration for inclusion of people with visual impairments is to always provide an orientation to the environment before their participation.
Your answer:
Most people who are deaf-blind are under the age of 65.
Your answer:
It is important to look at a person with a hearing impairment when speaking and maintain face to face contact.
Your answer:
ADA guarantees the use of animal assistants in public.
Your answer:
It is not necessary to ask the owners permission to approach their assistive animal since they are regarded as pets.
Your answer:
Which of the following conditions means cleft spine and is a congenital disability of the spinal column that occurs early in prenatal development, as the central nervous system is forming?
Your answer:
Which of the following disabilities are caused by a disease process?
Your answer:
Which of the following disabilities is congenital?
Your answer:
A person with a spinal cord injury may experience which of the following physical changes?
Your answer:
Which of the following describes injuries to the cervical (C) area or neck and is the most serious resulting in the greatest amount of disability?
Your answer:
Which of the following is another name for childhood muscular dystrophy, the most common type, and displays the most rapid progression with a poor prognosis?
Your answer:
The most common form of arthritis that affects people's joints and can result in swelling of the hands, feet, knees and other joints of the body is:
Your answer:
One of the more profound forms of arthritis that can result in severe inflammation that attacks the joints, but can also affect the skin, blood vessels, muscles, spleen, heart and eyes is:
Your answer:
Why would individuals choose to use a wheelchair even though they can walk?
Your answer:
Which of the following disabilities may NOT be apparent at birth or within the first year?
Your answer:
Which of the following disabilities is most likely to occur later in life?
Your answer:
What is the difference between a person's intelligence quotient (IQ) and intelligence?
Your answer:
Which of the following is NOT a factor mentioned that may affect IQ scores?
Your answer:
What is the best way to assist a person who is having a grand mal epileptic seizure?
Your answer:
How would you determine the best way to proceed with a participant who exhibits reflex crying?
Your answer:
Which of the following disabilities may result in the person having a normal range of intelligence despite behavioral deficits?
Your answer:
A severe visual impairment where a person's visual acuity can range between 20/70 and 20/200 or 30 degrees or less visual field is: considered to be:
Your answer:
Legal blindness occurs when a person's visual field is 20 degrees or less and has a visual acuity of:
Your answer:
The amount of detail an individual sees compared to what a person with normal vision sees best describes:
Your answer:
The entire area that can be seen at one time with the fixed eye best describes:
Your answer:
A vascular disease that is the leading cause of blindness in the U.S. for people ages 20-74 is:
Your answer:
A blinding disease caused by increased pressure in the eye also known as "tunnel vision" is:
Your answer:
When deafness occurs before language skills have been acquired, it is classified as:
Your answer:
Hearing is measured by units of sound intensity called:
Your answer:
The unit of measurement of the frequency of sound waves that describes pitch is called:
Your answer:
Which of the following measurements of sound is considered to be normal hearing? (a whisper is at 20 dB)
Your answer:
Which of the following measurements of sound would be called deaf?
Your answer:
Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of hearing impairments?
Your answer:
The state that occurs when a person is unable to understand speech through the ear alone, with or without a hearing aid is called:
Your answer:
The term preferred by members of the deaf community when they experience mild to moderate hearing loss is:
Your answer:
The field of study concerned with research, development, and service on assistive devices is called:
Your answer:
The area of technology that includes devices that are implanted in, or attached to, the body to simulate more typical functioning is called:
Your answer:
Which of the following are benefits associated with technological assistance?
Your answer:
Which of the following is an example of technological adaptations that improves functioning without the aid of a human assistant?
Your answer:
Which of the following is an example of technology that controls the environment?
Your answer:
Which of the following best describes Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) systems?
Your answer:
Which of the following is an example of a mobility aid for individuals who are visually impaired or blind?
Your answer:
Which of the following assistive animals can provide companionship for some people with depression and mental illness?
Your answer:
Which of the following assistive animals are trained to perform activities of daily living for owners with disabilities?
Your answer:
What percent of people who are blind use a dog?
Your answer: