Medical Management Final

Which professional is best suited to offer support for students’ behavioral and social needs?

Routine hand washing involves the use of non-antibacterial soap and water washing for:

For students with significant health needs:

The number of students referred for special education because of TBI is:

Students with physical, health, or multiple disabilities have intellectual levels:

The term significant ID is used to describe students functioning in the lowest ___%

Planning for the appropriate school reintegration following TBI should begin at the time of:

Proximal spinal muscular atrophy is a genetic-based disease caused by:

Abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and fruity odor on breath. The student has:

The etiology of asthma is NOT attributed to:

An example of an alternate performance strategy for writing is:

Bronchoconstriction refers to a:

Which of the following does NOT constitute airborne transmission?

A student who has a simple partial seizure might complain of:

All of the following are examples of nonsymbolic communication except:

The common definition of legal blindness most usually refers to:

Language impairment often seen in students with myelomeningocele and hydrocephalus

An example of a negative attitudinal barrier is:

Which statements(s) is true about nystagmus?

An integrated therapy approach supports assessment of student’s ability occurring in:

Which of the following statements is NOT true?

Pancreatic insufficiency results in problems with:

Which question should guide the development of instructional goals for a collaborative team?

The most common side effects resulting from cystic fibrosis are:

Which does NOT constitute infection transmission through direct or indirect contact?

The inability to apply skills to new settings is known as a deficit in ______________.

Students with spina bifida have been found to have deficits in:

A disorder of the outer ear would produce which type of hearing loss:

Examples of adaptations to support curriculum

What are the three major types of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis?

The phrase which constitutes the actual seizure is:

Contrast of materials, special lighting, and items with tactile cues- which section?

An AT service that should be provided by the school is:

Control of movement moves from trunk to extremities, which is an example of which direction?

Hepatitis B mainly affects the:

A student with a myelomeningocele at the thoracic level would have:

The life expectancy of an individual with spinal muscular atrophy:

All of the following are examples of challenging behaviors of students with ID except:

Which of the following is the only way of a child inheriting Duchenne muscular dystrophy?

Assessment of a student following a traumatic brain injury is:

The behavioral instructional strategies a teacher can use to focus attention include:

Spinal cord injury occurring on the one side of the spinal cord

To decrease the risk of transmission of herpes simplex type 1 transmission, teachers should:

A student's diminished ability to concentrate may be due to:

Each involved organ in cystic fibrosis may become damaged due to the effects of:

Congenital syphilis can be transmitted when:

When discussing death with children, it is appropriate to:

The most common function of challenging behavior for students with ID

Condition with an outpouching of the meninges and spinal cord

Sensorineural hearing loss b/c of meningitis can cause loss of motor control & sense of balance

Juvenile RA, osteogenesis imperfecta, or arthrogryposis need which educational accommodation?

Which would be an inappropriate classroom adaptation for spinal muscular atrophy?

Complexity of social play in kids w/ moderate/severe ID is related to their chronological age.

Which of the following is one of the 3 types of joints?

What is the most common form of muscular dystrophy in children?

For students with ID the development of language is ______________ from typical development.

Treatment for obstructed bowel in cystic fibrosis:

Scoliosis refers to the abnormal curvature of the spine in which:

Devices that give kids the ability to move & interact with their social & physical environment

Kids w/ID are socially accepted/rejected based on quality and quantity of interactions w/peers

At birth, movements of the infant who is typically developing are dominated by:

Sudden loss consciousness, stop what you're doing, staring vacantly:

Idiopathic scoliosis:

Which substance or situation does NOT typically trigger an asthma attack with an individual:

Word prediction software can help with:

Developmental milestones may be reached more slowly due to:

Infants with congenital rubella may present with:

Rapid elevation of blood pressure in spinal cord injuries above the T6 level

Most students with moderate ID will achieve which stage of Piaget's cognitive development?

Flashing or strobe lights, video games, screens, visual patterns, & certain sounds trigger:

Which is not a consideration to take into account when choosing and implementing an adaptation?

For students to be eligible as a student with a TBI, they must have sustained the injury from:

Approach where each professional evaluates and works with the student individually

Which best describes the spinal muscular atrophies?

The “traditional” test of cystic fibrosis is a:

Difficult to treat, causing 70 seizures daily in students with intellectual disabilities, is:

Many children with myelomeningocele are sensitive or allergic to

Students with severe intellectual disabilities have an IQ score within the range of:

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross developed a theory of 5 stages of adjustment to death; the stages are:

CMV will primarily be present in the infected child’s:

An adaptation may no longer be needed or may be replaced as a student’s skills change over time

A state of tension in the muscles is called:

For students who have asthma:

Students may experience fatigue and limited stamina from such impairments as:

A closed head injury often causes more __________ damage.

Physical characteristics that most often interfere w/acquiring motor skills in spastic CP

The effects of the spinal cord injury depends upon which of the following factors?

The spinal cord is protected by the:

Device like a television that lets you see the materials enlarged

Children with myelomeningocele are at risk for what type of eye impairment?

For an infection to be transmitted to a person, which three factors MUST all be in place?

Duchenne muscular dystrophy is usually acquired from __________.

One means used to diagnose muscular dystrophy is the presence of high levels of:

Insulin dependent diabetes prepare by keeping:

Which of the following statements concerning epilepsy is incorrect?

Children with chronic illnesses experience which of the following life challenges?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of an asthma attack:

Teachers may need to modify, reduce, or eliminate academic tasks to address:

What are the two primary goals of the coaching approach?

A __ compares current performance to the target performance to find cause of differences

The most appropriate placement for a student with a TBI upon return to school is:

Someone sneezes or coughs in close proximity to you, the mode of transmission is

The number of cervical nerves are:

Individuals with cystic fibrosis often need to use airway clearance techniques:

A student who regularly takes his insulin can have an insulin reaction by:

It is hypothesized that the development of asthma is a result of:

Secondary visual and auditory impairments can impact information memory processing how?

Which of the following statements is true?

Which does NOT help account for the increasing numbers of students with chronic illnesses?

Augmentative and alternative communication uses which of the following:

The child with significant visual loss is most likely to experience delays in:

Development mostly occurs linearly, but each individual child may exhibit differences in:

Which of the following is a disorder or disease that can result in neuromuscular scoliosis?

The level of electrical activity necessary for a seizure to take place is called:

The three ossicles are the malleus, the __________, and the stapes.

An orthopedic disorder that may occur in combination with other conditions

Which is NOT a factor precipitating a sickling crisis?

What causes initial joint immobility in children with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis?

Impairment may impact learning and behavior due to the characteristics of the impairment, and:

What is the most common form of arthrogyrposis?

Teachers should monitor for conditions that can result in emergency situations such as:

With all airborne infections, it is important that the infected individual learns to:

When a transverse spinal cord injury occurs above C3, the student will usually need:

The most common form of diabetes found in childhood is:

Triggers of vaso-occlusive crisis can include:

Typical symptoms of hypoglycemia are:

Which of the following is a problem associated with hip dislocation?

How clear or sharp an image is in regard to forms or pattern is known as:

Learned helplessness may result from:

The posterior horn of the spinal cord carries:

A mature concept of death occurs over time & means the kid understands:

A procedure used to empty the bladder is known as:

In diabetes, the _____________ are destroyed.

The site of insulin injections may vary. The injection may be given in:

The reflex otherwise known as "Fencer's Position"

Children are at greater risk of developing deaf-blindness when they:

__ disabilities of a TBI may subside over time, but __ many continue to present

Most muscular dystrophies, including Duchenne type, involves the following type of muscle:

Until a vaccine was developed, the most common cause of viral birth defects in the US was:

Most “normal” aspect in the life of many students with degenerative or terminal condition is:

Communication may be affected in students with severe spastic cerebral palsy due to:

Adaptions may include:

Which of the following is NOT a component of routine hand washing?

Traumatic brain injury is a ___ incidence disability, and is ___ in the U.S. public schools.

Students with moderate/severe disabilities struggle to synthesize information because:

Internal locus of control refers to the reliance on others for direction and guidance

Which of the following is a type of spinal cord nerve that consists of one nerve?

The incidence of epilepsy increases in children with which of the following conditions:

Which of the following is NOT a recommendation of universal precautions?

Primitive reflexes differ in typically and atypically developing kids in that:

Older children with chronic illness have better psycho social outcomes if they:

Which disease does not have symptoms similar to juvenile rheumatoid arthritis?

An incomplete or partial dislocation of the hip joint from the socket is known as:

At birth, children with cerebral palsy will typically have ___________.

Cystic fibrosis is:

Seizure where a kid suddenly drops to the floor, only to pick himself back up again

Kids w/ID increase level of self-determination when they have chances to help make decisions.

Which statement(s) may be made concerning myopia?

Policy of treating all as potentially infected & using expanded standards has benefits of:

The most common cognitive deficits following TBI in children and youth include:

Which of the following is a spinal nerve that consists of 12 nerves?

Movement of the body is possible due to the contraction of muscles on which part of the body?

Likely the cause in deaf children with cochlear implants or shunts for hydrocephalus?

Reactions in the arms & legs and help to protect balance

Proprioceptive is a sensory receptor whereby the individual:

Before a student w/ TBI returns to school, all the teachers and related staff members:

A transverse spinal cord injury above C5 level would result in:

Adaptations are often needed to address some of the __ deficits found in children with TBI.

Which is not a cause of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis?

In Dynamic Systems Theory, motor development is primarily theorized to be an interaction of:

Teachers can promote adherence to medical treatments by:

What might be done to be sure there is consistency across persons implementing the adaptations?

Atypical movements or atypical motor ability may affect learning through:

Movement of the body occurs when:

DST says movement comes from the interaction of three factors, not including:

Due to its position in utero, the newborn baby’s position is that of physiological:

What are the criteria for a condition to be one of the spinal muscular atrophies?

An example of a neuromotor impairment is:

Individuals with spinal muscular atrophy typically experience which of the following?

Infection from mother to her unborn child is called:

Nutritional management of cystic fibrosis may include:

Important characteristics of good hospital teachers include:

What are the treatment goals of arthrogryposis?

Primitive reflexes function for 2 reasons-to protect the baby & form start of fine motor skills

Students with cystic fibrosis may need to have their exercise:

A student making a jerking motion with his arm may be having a:

Children with ID most often establish friendships with age-appropriate peers.

All of the following are categories of post traumatic seizures, except

The reduction or loss of ability due to impairment refers to:

Children with spastic cerebral palsy typically develop hip dislocation because of:

In _____________ the hip becomes dislocated before, during, or shortly after birth.

A moderate hearing loss is measured between:

Built in options on a computer that make use easier

A closed head injury, or intracranial injury, can include concussion, as well as:

Students w/TBI often have significant __ deficits that affect personality, emotions, & behavior

Speech and language services are often a service students with TBI require to address:

Which of the following is not a criteria of muscular dystrophy?

Which of the following is a treatment for scoliosis?

Providing AT for play is important because:

Proximal spinal muscular atrophy is genetically passed to a child:

An open head injury such as that caused by a bullet will typically cause a _________ injury.

Interventions used with children with atypical muscle tone may include:

The spinal nerves that extend below the spinal cord

The second most common form of muscular dystrophy is __________.

Genetically predisposition for hypersensitivity to environmental allergens is known as:

Part of the brain stem, cerebellum, and 4th ventricle is displaced into the neck region

Secondary problems that a child with atypical tone/reflex development may display

The later the age of onset of spinal muscular atrophy:

An example of people first language is:

In a spinal cord injury, the muscles may stop functioning, become hypotonic, and lose reflexes

The most common cause of spinal cord injury is:

An invasive medical intervention sometimes used to prolong life with muscular dystrophy is:

The infamous gangster Alphonse Capone (Al Capone) ultimately died of the effects of:

What is the most common genetic form of osteogenesis imperfecta?

During the assistive technology process, the team should consider all of the following except:

When a student first returns to school following a TBI, teachers should focus on:

An ambulance should usually be called if:

When working with a student with spinal muscular atrophy, the teacher should:

Approach where the team members are jointly responsible for how the plan is implemented

The team member trained in visual functioning, relating to travel through specific environments

Reliable means of response refers to:

Range of motion refers to:

When considering assistive technology for a student, a thorough assessment is necessary to:

Students with cystic fibrosis typically have:

Muscular dystrophy can be defined as a group of ___________.

Individuals with spinal muscular atrophy typically exhibit:

A baby’s learning to lift their head before controlling upper trunk and arm movements

A TBI combined with a pre-existing condition like ADHD will often __ deficits already there

The early phase of an asthma attack in which there is bronchoconstriction occurs within:

Ignoring irrelevant aspects and attending to the relevant aspects of a task is using:

What is the typical course of classic arthrogryposis?

Reduce treatment pain, stay close, enforce sense of security- ways adults can create a sense of

The deficit associated with long-term memory and students with significant ID is one of:

All of the following are characteristic of the term developmental disability except:

Causes of a scoliosis include:

A late phase to an asthma attack occurs:

Adolescents most often sustain a traumatic brain injury as a result of a

The part of the eye responsible for controlling light entering the eye is called the:

The majority of brain injuries in children are __________.

Pitch is also known as: