Question 1

​In the context of ancient history, all of the following statements are true of disability except that:

Accepted Answer

While the other statements are true, sterilization was not extensively used in ancient history. This practice became more common in the early 20th century with the rise of eugenics movements.

Question 2

​_____ provide caregiving services to parents and other caregivers for people with a disability, giving primary caregivers a break from their responsibilities.

Accepted Answer

Respite care programs provide temporary relief for primary caregivers of people with a disability, allowing them to take a break from their caregiving responsibilities. Nursing homes provide long-term care for elderly or disabled individuals who are unable to live independently, recreational programs offer leisure activities for individuals with disabilities, and homemaker services provide assistance with household tasks.

Question 3

​Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected president of the United States for four terms, had _____.

Accepted Answer

Franklin D. Roosevelt had a serious mobility disability due to contracting polio in 1921. This disability was kept hidden from the public during his presidency.

Question 4

​Which of the following is NOT an environmental factor that causes cognitive disability?

Accepted Answer

Chromosome abnormalities are not considered environmental factors, but rather genetic factors that can contribute to cognitive disability. Poor prenatal care, infections, and malnutrition are all environmental factors that can negatively impact cognitive development.

Question 5

​As a _____, a social worker coordinates needed services provided by a number of agencies, organizations, or facilities to clients.

Accepted Answer

The role described in the sentence is that of a case manager, who coordinates services from different agencies and organizations for the benefit of clients. Supervisors may oversee the work of case managers, family liaisons work specifically with families, and therapists provide direct counseling services.

Question 6

​According to the Wechsler Intelligence Test, which of the following IQ scores indicates a moderate level of cognitive disability?

Accepted Answer

A score of 35-49 on the Wechsler Intelligence Test indicates a moderate level of cognitive disability.

Question 7

In the context of social work in rehabilitation settings, a _____ contains information about a client's family background and present status.

Accepted Answer

A social history is a document that contains information about a client's family background and current status. It includes information about the client's education, employment history, family relationships, and any significant life events that may have contributed to their current situation. It is an important tool for social workers in rehabilitation settings to understand their clients' needs and develop effective treatment plans. The other options (B, C, and D) do not pertain to a client's personal information and background.

Question 8

​In the context of the various levels of cognitive disability, people at the _____ level develop communication and social skills similar to other people's and their cognitive disability is often not recognized until they are in the third or fourth grade.

Accepted Answer

People at the mild cognitive disability level often develop communication and social skills similar to other people's and their cognitive disability is often not recognized until they are in the third or fourth grade.

Question 9

​In the context of empowering consumers of services,​_____ refers to the process of moving people who are dependent for their physical and mental care from residential care facilities into the community.

Accepted Answer

Deinstitutionalization refers to the process of moving people who are dependent for their physical and mental care from residential care facilities into the community. This process is aimed at empowering consumers of services by giving them more choices and control over their lives. The alternative options for care can include home-based care, assisted living facilities, and community-based services. The goal is to provide a more independent and fulfilling life for people who have been institutionalized due to their physical or mental health needs.

Question 10

Which of the following levels of the Wechsler Intelligence Test is often associated with central nervous system difficulties?

Accepted Answer

Profound cognitive disability is often associated with significant central nervous system difficulties, impacting overall cognitive functioning.

Question 11

​Pregnant women who occasionally have one or two drinks place their fetus at some risk of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) that is characterized by:

Accepted Answer

Joint and limb anomalies are one of the main characteristics of fetal alcohol syndrome. Increased weight, excessive hair growth, and skin rashes are not associated with FAS.

Question 12

​​_____ is a common chromosome abnormality that occurs because of having 47 chromosomes, rather than the usual 46, in the cells of those affected.

Accepted Answer

Down syndrome, also known as trisomy 21, is caused by the presence of an extra copy of chromosome 21, resulting in a total of 47 chromosomes instead of 46. Phenylketonuria, hydrocephalus, and fragile X syndrome are not caused by a chromosome abnormality.

Question 13

​Which of the following acts established the permanency of rehabilitation programs and instituted public assistance programs for the blind and for the disabled?

Accepted Answer

The federal Social Security Act of 1935 established the permanency of rehabilitation programs and instituted public assistance programs for the blind and for the disabled. The other options do not pertain to this specific topic.

Question 14

​Which of the following services is NOT provided by rehabilitation centers?

Accepted Answer

Rehabilitation centers typically focus on providing services related to job training and employment, such as vocational evaluation, sheltered employment and work adjustment training. Home services are not typically provided by rehabilitation centers.

Question 15

​_____ is a test that has been developed to help identify certain fetal abnormalities.

Accepted Answer

Chorionic villi sampling (CVS) is a prenatal test used to detect certain fetal genetic abnormalities. CVS involves taking a small sample of cells from the placenta, which contains the same genetic material as the fetus. The cells are then analyzed for the presence of genetic disorders such as Down syndrome, cystic fibrosis, and sickle cell anemia. CVS is typically performed between 10-13 weeks of pregnancy.

Question 16

Albert Einstein, a mathematician/physicist, had _____.

Accepted Answer

Albert Einstein is often cited as having had a learning disability, particularly in his early years, with many sources suggesting he had difficulty with communication and possibly dyslexia, although these claims are debated and not universally accepted.

Question 17

​Laws in all of the following states of America require employers to purchase workers' compensation insurance to cover the claims made by injured workers except:

Accepted Answer

Texas is the only state out of the listed options that does not require employers to purchase workers' compensation insurance. Employers in Texas can choose to opt-out of the system and provide their own injury benefit plan.

Question 18

​Which of the following statements is NOT true of society's reaction to disability?

Accepted Answer

Studies have actually found that many people tend to avoid interacting with people with disabilities rather than express sympathy. This is known as the "courtesy stigma" - people may feel like they need to act overly sympathetic or awkward around people with disabilities, leading them to avoid interaction altogether.

Question 19

​In a rehabilitation setting, social workers generally have the responsibility to serve as _____ between agency staff and families.

Accepted Answer

Social workers in a rehabilitation setting often act as liaisons between agency staff and families to bridge communication gaps, provide support, and ensure that the needs and interests of the clients are being met. They may facilitate meetings, provide updates on client progress, and offer guidance on available resources and services.

Question 20

?Which of the following statements is true of the rehabilitation programs for people with cognitive disability during the 19S1U1P1thS1S1P0 century?

Accepted Answer

During the 19th century, there was a shift from education and training to custodial care for people with cognitive disabilities.

Quiz 16: Physical and Mental Disabilities and Rehabilitation

In the context of ancient history, all of the following statements are true of disability except that:

_____ provide caregiving services to parents and other caregivers for people with a disability, giving primary caregivers a break from their responsibilities.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected president of the United States for four terms, had _____.

Which of the following is NOT an environmental factor that causes cognitive disability?

As a _____, a social worker coordinates needed services provided by a number of agencies, organizations, or facilities to clients.

According to the Wechsler Intelligence Test, which of the following IQ scores indicates a moderate level of cognitive disability?

In the context of social work in rehabilitation settings, a _____ contains information about a client's family background and present status.

In the context of the various levels of cognitive disability, people at the _____ level develop communication and social skills similar to other people's and their cognitive disability is often not recognized until they are in the third or fourth grade.

In the context of empowering consumers of services,_____ refers to the process of moving people who are dependent for their physical and mental care from residential care facilities into the community.

Which of the following levels of the Wechsler Intelligence Test is often associated with central nervous system difficulties?

Pregnant women who occasionally have one or two drinks place their fetus at some risk of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) that is characterized by:

_____ is a common chromosome abnormality that occurs because of having 47 chromosomes, rather than the usual 46, in the cells of those affected.

Which of the following acts established the permanency of rehabilitation programs and instituted public assistance programs for the blind and for the disabled?

Which of the following services is NOT provided by rehabilitation centers?

_____ is a test that has been developed to help identify certain fetal abnormalities.

Albert Einstein, a mathematician/physicist, had _____.

Laws in all of the following states of America require employers to purchase workers' compensation insurance to cover the claims made by injured workers except:

Which of the following statements is NOT true of society's reaction to disability?

In a rehabilitation setting, social workers generally have the responsibility to serve as _____ between agency staff and families.

?Which of the following statements is true of the rehabilitation programs for people with cognitive disability during the 19^th century?

Quiz 16: Physical and Mental Disabilities and Rehabilitation

​In the context of ancient history, all of the following statements are true of disability except that:

​_____ provide caregiving services to parents and other caregivers for people with a disability, giving primary caregivers a break from their responsibilities.

​Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected president of the United States for four terms, had _____.

​Which of the following is NOT an environmental factor that causes cognitive disability?

​As a _____, a social worker coordinates needed services provided by a number of agencies, organizations, or facilities to clients.

​According to the Wechsler Intelligence Test, which of the following IQ scores indicates a moderate level of cognitive disability?

In the context of social work in rehabilitation settings, a _____ contains information about a client's family background and present status.

​In the context of the various levels of cognitive disability, people at the _____ level develop communication and social skills similar to other people's and their cognitive disability is often not recognized until they are in the third or fourth grade.

​In the context of empowering consumers of services,​_____ refers to the process of moving people who are dependent for their physical and mental care from residential care facilities into the community.

Which of the following levels of the Wechsler Intelligence Test is often associated with central nervous system difficulties?

​Pregnant women who occasionally have one or two drinks place their fetus at some risk of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) that is characterized by:

​​_____ is a common chromosome abnormality that occurs because of having 47 chromosomes, rather than the usual 46, in the cells of those affected.

​Which of the following acts established the permanency of rehabilitation programs and instituted public assistance programs for the blind and for the disabled?

​Which of the following services is NOT provided by rehabilitation centers?

​_____ is a test that has been developed to help identify certain fetal abnormalities.

Albert Einstein, a mathematician/physicist, had _____.

​Laws in all of the following states of America require employers to purchase workers' compensation insurance to cover the claims made by injured workers except:

​Which of the following statements is NOT true of society's reaction to disability?

​In a rehabilitation setting, social workers generally have the responsibility to serve as _____ between agency staff and families.

?Which of the following statements is true of the rehabilitation programs for people with cognitive disability during the 19th century?

In the context of ancient history, all of the following statements are true of disability except that:

_____ provide caregiving services to parents and other caregivers for people with a disability, giving primary caregivers a break from their responsibilities.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected president of the United States for four terms, had _____.

Which of the following is NOT an environmental factor that causes cognitive disability?

As a _____, a social worker coordinates needed services provided by a number of agencies, organizations, or facilities to clients.

According to the Wechsler Intelligence Test, which of the following IQ scores indicates a moderate level of cognitive disability?

In the context of the various levels of cognitive disability, people at the _____ level develop communication and social skills similar to other people's and their cognitive disability is often not recognized until they are in the third or fourth grade.

In the context of empowering consumers of services,_____ refers to the process of moving people who are dependent for their physical and mental care from residential care facilities into the community.

Pregnant women who occasionally have one or two drinks place their fetus at some risk of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) that is characterized by:

_____ is a common chromosome abnormality that occurs because of having 47 chromosomes, rather than the usual 46, in the cells of those affected.

Which of the following acts established the permanency of rehabilitation programs and instituted public assistance programs for the blind and for the disabled?

Which of the following services is NOT provided by rehabilitation centers?

_____ is a test that has been developed to help identify certain fetal abnormalities.

Laws in all of the following states of America require employers to purchase workers' compensation insurance to cover the claims made by injured workers except:

Which of the following statements is NOT true of society's reaction to disability?

In a rehabilitation setting, social workers generally have the responsibility to serve as _____ between agency staff and families.

?Which of the following statements is true of the rehabilitation programs for people with cognitive disability during the 19^th century?