What defines an orthopedic impairment according to IDEA?

Adversely affects a child's educational performance

What did Beattie v. State Board of Education state?

Those with physical disabilities can be excluded from school

What is transition planning for students with disabilities?

Developing a plan for transitioning out of school into life

What is a teratogenic cause of a disability?

An external cause that occurs outside the body

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1
Which is not a category of disabilities in IDEA?
Visual Impairments
Traumatic Brain Injury
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Birth Defects
2
Which is not a category of physical impairments under low-incidence disabilities for special ed
Orthopedic Impairment
Deaf-Blindness
Multiple Disabilities
Traumatic Brain Injury
3
Most traumatic brain injuries occur in which age group?
15-24
0-5
30-35
5-10
4
What defines an orthopedic impairment according to IDEA?
Impairs ability to perform daily lifestyle tasks
Limits mobility
Makes it difficult to perform physical activities
Adversely affects a child's educational performance
5
Which is not an effect of disabilities on school performance?
Memory Problems
Communication Impairments
Fatigue and Lack of Endurance
Sensory Loss
6
What did Beattie v. State Board of Education state?
Those with physical disabilities can be excluded from school
Students cannot be discriminated against because of race
Students cannot be discriminated against on the basis of sex
Schools must implement accessibility features
7
What are the two most common major health impairments?
Limb Deficiency and TBI
Asthma and Autism Spectrum Disorder
Asthma and Seizures
Seizures and Physical Disability
8
What is an example of neuromotor impairments?
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Learning Disability
Cerebral Palsy
Blindness
9
Neuromotor impairments are progressive
True
False
10
In early history of special education, society did not value those with disabilities.
False
True
11
What is transition planning for students with disabilities?
Helping students understand how to verbally transition ideas
Developing strategies for keeping students quiet in the hall
Planning for how to transition between ideas during lessons
Developing a plan for transitioning out of school into life
12
What is a teratogenic cause of a disability?
Due to genetic reasons
An external cause that occurs outside the body
Caused by a difference in chromosomal composition
A difficulty during childbirth
13
Why are degenerative diseases often fatal?
They continue to get worse
They are difficult to detect before it is too late
They attack the immune system and harm it rapidly
There is no cure
14
Which is not an etiology category ?
Prematurity and Pregnancy Complications
Teratogenic
Post-Natal Accidents
Genetic and Chromosomal Differences
15
How many categories of orthopedic impairments are there?
4
7
3
2
16
Where are the majority of students with multiple disabilities placed during instruction?
Independent work with an Aide
General Education Classroom
Special Education Classroom
Resource Room
17
Infants born prematurely and with very low birth weight are at risk for having a disability
False
True

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