How can a PA implement Trauma-Informed Care?

By asking open-ended questions to create a safe-space

What is a key aspect of cultural humility in healthcare?

Constantly reflecting on biases and learning from patients

The social model of disability suggests that disabilities are primarily caused by

Environmental and societal barriers

What is an example of presuming competence in communication?

Providing multiple communication options (e.g., speech, AAC, writing)

Which is an environmental strategy that can help a neurodivergent college student manage coursework?

Utilizing a planner to keep organized

Which statement is NOT true about the neurodiversity paradigm?

The belief that only neurotypical functioning is correct

How can a Physician Associate support a neurodivergent patient during a medical visit?

Provide visual aids to explain procedures

What is the primary focus of the neurodiversity paradigm?

Recognizing and valuing different neurocognitive styles

Which of the following is an example of a neuro-affirming intervention?

Providing movement breaks during a long lecture

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1
Which of the following is an example of identity-first language?
ASD person
Autistic person
A child with sensory differences
Person with autism
2
How can a PA implement Trauma-Informed Care?
By solely focusing on the client's past experiences
Focusing primarily on mental health symptoms rather than physical symptoms
Focusing primarily on physical symptoms rather than mental health symptoms
By asking open-ended questions to create a safe-space
3
What is a key aspect of cultural humility in healthcare?
Providing standardized care to all
Ignoring cultural differences to treat everyone the same
Respect cultural differences but do not reflect on biases.
Constantly reflecting on biases and learning from patients
4
The social model of disability suggests that disabilities are primarily caused by
Genes
Underlying medical conditions
Personal barriers
Environmental and societal barriers
5
What is an example of presuming competence in communication?
Speaking to a caregiver instead of the patient
Assuming a non-speaking person cannot understand
Only using simple language with neurodivergent patients
Providing multiple communication options (e.g., speech, AAC, writing)
6
Which is an environmental strategy that can help a neurodivergent college student manage coursework?
Encouraging them to memorize deadlines
Utilizing extra time on a test as an accommodation
Encouraging them to utilize earplugs in a noisy environment for HW
Utilizing a planner to keep organized
7
Which statement is NOT true about the neurodiversity paradigm?
The idea that neurodivergence is a natural part of human diversity
The belief that only neurotypical functioning is correct
Different neurotypes can offer valuable perspectives
The importance of individual support needs
8
How can a Physician Associate support a neurodivergent patient during a medical visit?
Assume their sensory needs
Expect them to communicate in a neurotypical way
Speak quickly to avoid overwhelming them
Provide visual aids to explain procedures
9
What is the primary focus of the neurodiversity paradigm?
Recognizing and valuing different neurocognitive styles
Finding a cure for neurodivergence
Eliminating all sensory sensitivities
Encouraging people to confirm to neurotypical norms
10
Which of the following is an example of a neuro-affirming intervention?
Having a student with ADHD conform to societal norms
Using behavior charts to track societal norms
Assuming one's accomodations
Providing movement breaks during a long lecture

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Questions 10

Answers

1
Which of the following is an example of identity-first language?
ASD person
Autistic person
A child with sensory differences
Person with autism
2
How can a PA implement Trauma-Informed Care?
By solely focusing on the client's past experiences
Focusing primarily on mental health symptoms rather than physical symptoms
Focusing primarily on physical symptoms rather than mental health symptoms
By asking open-ended questions to create a safe-space
3
What is a key aspect of cultural humility in healthcare?
Providing standardized care to all
Ignoring cultural differences to treat everyone the same
Respect cultural differences but do not reflect on biases.
Constantly reflecting on biases and learning from patients
4
The social model of disability suggests that disabilities are primarily caused by
Genes
Underlying medical conditions
Personal barriers
Environmental and societal barriers
5
What is an example of presuming competence in communication?
Speaking to a caregiver instead of the patient
Assuming a non-speaking person cannot understand
Only using simple language with neurodivergent patients
Providing multiple communication options (e.g., speech, AAC, writing)
6
Which is an environmental strategy that can help a neurodivergent college student manage coursework?
Encouraging them to memorize deadlines
Utilizing extra time on a test as an accommodation
Encouraging them to utilize earplugs in a noisy environment for HW
Utilizing a planner to keep organized
7
Which statement is NOT true about the neurodiversity paradigm?
The idea that neurodivergence is a natural part of human diversity
The belief that only neurotypical functioning is correct
Different neurotypes can offer valuable perspectives
The importance of individual support needs
8
How can a Physician Associate support a neurodivergent patient during a medical visit?
Assume their sensory needs
Expect them to communicate in a neurotypical way
Speak quickly to avoid overwhelming them
Provide visual aids to explain procedures
9
What is the primary focus of the neurodiversity paradigm?
Recognizing and valuing different neurocognitive styles
Finding a cure for neurodivergence
Eliminating all sensory sensitivities
Encouraging people to confirm to neurotypical norms
10
Which of the following is an example of a neuro-affirming intervention?
Having a student with ADHD conform to societal norms
Using behavior charts to track societal norms
Assuming one's accomodations
Providing movement breaks during a long lecture