QASP-S Test with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
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DSM-IV and DSM-V changed for autism ✔Correct Answer-1. 4 diagnosis merged to one, ASD
2. 3 symptom categories merged to 2 (domains)
3. Sensory issues (B4) was added to domain B
4. Added Severity Assessment Scale (level 1 to level 3)
5. Added more assessments
6. New Social Communication Disorder without domain B symptoms
DSM-V Autism Diagnostic Criteria ✔Correct Answer-- Domain A: deficits in social communication
(social-emotional reciprocity), nonverbal communication, and relationships
- Domain B: restricted, repetitive (repetitive, sameness, restricted interests, and sensory reactivity)
CDC autism risk factors ✔Correct Answer-- having a sibling with ASD
- certain genetic or chromosomal conditions (fragile X syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis)
- complications at birth
- Born to older parents
CDC autism comorbidities ✔Correct Answer-Conditions such as anxiety, depression, or ADHD occur
more often and people with ASD than people with without ASD
Developmental milestones: Social/emotional ✔Correct Answer-- 4M social bids
- 6M laughs
- 9M fear of strangers
- 15M peer imitation
- 2Y compassion
- 30M cooperative peer play
- 4Y pretend play
- 5Y turn taking
Developmental milestones: Language/communication ✔Correct Answer--6M sound turn taking
-9M variety of sounds
-1Y mama and/or dada
-15M point as mand, 2+ words
-18M 3+ words, 1 step instructions
-2Y 2+ word phrases
-30M 50+ word vocabulary
-3Y 2+ back and forth
-4Y sentences with 4+ words
-5Y 3+ back and forth
Developmental milestones: Cognitive ✔Correct Answer--6M reaches as mand
-1Y functional item use
-2Y 2+ toys at a time
-30M 2 step instructions
-3Y avoids hot things
-5Y counts to 10, writes some letters
,Developmental milestones: Movement/physical ✔Correct Answer--2M holds head up on tummy
-4M push up to elbows on tummy
-6M sits while leaving on hands
-9M sits without support
-1Y stands without support, pinch grasp
-15M few independent steps
-18M walks and climbs without help
-2Y kicks, runs, stairs, spoon without support
-30M twists (list), jumps
-3Y fork
-4Y typical pencil grasp, unbuttons, catches, serves self food/water with help
-5Y 1 foot hop, buttons
Autism diagnostic process ✔Correct Answer-1. Monitor development: Parents follow
developmental milestones and recognize risk factors
2. Development screening: All kids at 9, 18, and 30 months. ASD screenings at 19 and 24 months for
all kids
3. Development diagnosis: Formal evaluation conducted by speacialist
QABA Code of Ethics ✔Correct Answer-1.0 Compliance
2.0 Competence
3.0 Privacy/confidentiality
4.0 Provision of services
5.0 Responsibility to clients and client's rights
6.0 Human relations
7.0 Supervision and training
8.0 Record keeping and fees
9.0 Public statements
10.0 Research
HIPAA ✔Correct Answer-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (1996) is a set of
national standards for electronic healthcare transactions and code sets, unique health identifiers,
and security
HIPAA Regulations: Confidentiality ✔Correct Answer-Health information cannot be used of shared
without your written permission
HIPAA Regulations: Confidentiality limitations ✔Correct Answer-Personal use, written consent to
release information, law enforcement for judicial proceedings, emergency situations to treat
someone in immediate danger, and state law contradictions
HIPAA Regulations: Mandated reporting ✔Correct Answer-Any professional that works with
children must report suspected abuse or neglect to the appropriate authorities. If person knowingly
and willfully fails to do so shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
HIPAA Regulations: Reportable documents ✔Correct Answer-Protected health information (PHI) is
rendered unusable, unreadable, or indecipherable to unauthorized individuals if one or more has
occurred:
- Electronic PHI is encrypted as low probability of assigning meaning without use of confidential
process or key
- Electronic PHI have been cleared, purged, or destroyed and the PHI cannot be retrieved
, - Physical PHI has been shredded or destroyed such that the PHI cannot be read or reconstructed
(redaction is not enough)
If none of these have occurred the release of these documents is reportable
HIPAA Regulations: Duty to warn ✔Correct Answer-If provider determines that there is serious and
imminent threat of a patient physically harming self or others, HIPPA would permit the provider to
warn the appropriate person(s) of the threat, consistent with their professional ethical obligations
and state law
HIPAA Regulations: Duty to protect ✔Correct Answer-Medical providers must protect and secure
PHI
Educational Laws: IDEA ✔Correct Answer-Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (1990) is a law
that makes publish education free and available to eligible children (age 0-21) with disabilities
throughout the nation and ensures special education and related services to those children. Governs
how states and public agencies provide early intervention, special education, and related services
Educational Laws: LRE ✔Correct Answer-A principle with IDEA. Least Restrictive Environment
means kids who get special education should be in the same classrooms as other kids as much as
possible
Educational Laws: Disabled Children ✔Correct Answer--Specific learning disability (SLD) (e.g.,
Dyslexia)
-Speech or language impairment
-Other health impairment (e.g., ADHD, epilepsy, Tourette syndrome)
-ASD
-Intellectual disabilities (e.g., Down Syndrome)
-Emotional disturbance (e.g., Anxiety, Bipolar, Oppositional defiant disorder)
-Developmental delay, multiple disabilities
-Hearing impairment (e.g., deafness)
-Vision impairment (e.g., blindness, NOT kids with glasses that corrects vision)
-Orthopedic impairments (e.g., issues with bones, joints, muscles, cerebral palsy)
-Traumatic brain injury
Educational Laws: IEP ✔Correct Answer-Individualized Education Program. A legal document that is
renewed every year. Describes student's current level, strengths, needs, and measurable goals
Educational Laws: ADA ✔Correct Answer-The Americans with Disabilities Act (1990) is a civil rights
law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in many areas of public life (e.g.,
jobs, schools, transportation, and public/private spaces open to the general public). Ensures people
with disabilities get the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. Not school specific
Educational Laws: Rehabilitation Act ✔Correct Answer-A federal legislation that authorizes the
formula grant programs of vocational rehabilitation, supported employment, independent living, and
client assistance. It is concerning rights, advocacy, access, and protections for individuals with
disabilities. Prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs conducted and funded by
the federal government. Not school specific.
Educational Laws: 504 Plan ✔Correct Answer-Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act protected
students from discrimination by public schools, any college, trade schools or private schools that get
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DSM-IV and DSM-V changed for autism ✔Correct Answer-1. 4 diagnosis merged to one, ASD
2. 3 symptom categories merged to 2 (domains)
3. Sensory issues (B4) was added to domain B
4. Added Severity Assessment Scale (level 1 to level 3)
5. Added more assessments
6. New Social Communication Disorder without domain B symptoms
DSM-V Autism Diagnostic Criteria ✔Correct Answer-- Domain A: deficits in social communication
(social-emotional reciprocity), nonverbal communication, and relationships
- Domain B: restricted, repetitive (repetitive, sameness, restricted interests, and sensory reactivity)
CDC autism risk factors ✔Correct Answer-- having a sibling with ASD
- certain genetic or chromosomal conditions (fragile X syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis)
- complications at birth
- Born to older parents
CDC autism comorbidities ✔Correct Answer-Conditions such as anxiety, depression, or ADHD occur
more often and people with ASD than people with without ASD
Developmental milestones: Social/emotional ✔Correct Answer-- 4M social bids
- 6M laughs
- 9M fear of strangers
- 15M peer imitation
- 2Y compassion
- 30M cooperative peer play
- 4Y pretend play
- 5Y turn taking
Developmental milestones: Language/communication ✔Correct Answer--6M sound turn taking
-9M variety of sounds
-1Y mama and/or dada
-15M point as mand, 2+ words
-18M 3+ words, 1 step instructions
-2Y 2+ word phrases
-30M 50+ word vocabulary
-3Y 2+ back and forth
-4Y sentences with 4+ words
-5Y 3+ back and forth
Developmental milestones: Cognitive ✔Correct Answer--6M reaches as mand
-1Y functional item use
-2Y 2+ toys at a time
-30M 2 step instructions
-3Y avoids hot things
-5Y counts to 10, writes some letters
,Developmental milestones: Movement/physical ✔Correct Answer--2M holds head up on tummy
-4M push up to elbows on tummy
-6M sits while leaving on hands
-9M sits without support
-1Y stands without support, pinch grasp
-15M few independent steps
-18M walks and climbs without help
-2Y kicks, runs, stairs, spoon without support
-30M twists (list), jumps
-3Y fork
-4Y typical pencil grasp, unbuttons, catches, serves self food/water with help
-5Y 1 foot hop, buttons
Autism diagnostic process ✔Correct Answer-1. Monitor development: Parents follow
developmental milestones and recognize risk factors
2. Development screening: All kids at 9, 18, and 30 months. ASD screenings at 19 and 24 months for
all kids
3. Development diagnosis: Formal evaluation conducted by speacialist
QABA Code of Ethics ✔Correct Answer-1.0 Compliance
2.0 Competence
3.0 Privacy/confidentiality
4.0 Provision of services
5.0 Responsibility to clients and client's rights
6.0 Human relations
7.0 Supervision and training
8.0 Record keeping and fees
9.0 Public statements
10.0 Research
HIPAA ✔Correct Answer-Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (1996) is a set of
national standards for electronic healthcare transactions and code sets, unique health identifiers,
and security
HIPAA Regulations: Confidentiality ✔Correct Answer-Health information cannot be used of shared
without your written permission
HIPAA Regulations: Confidentiality limitations ✔Correct Answer-Personal use, written consent to
release information, law enforcement for judicial proceedings, emergency situations to treat
someone in immediate danger, and state law contradictions
HIPAA Regulations: Mandated reporting ✔Correct Answer-Any professional that works with
children must report suspected abuse or neglect to the appropriate authorities. If person knowingly
and willfully fails to do so shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
HIPAA Regulations: Reportable documents ✔Correct Answer-Protected health information (PHI) is
rendered unusable, unreadable, or indecipherable to unauthorized individuals if one or more has
occurred:
- Electronic PHI is encrypted as low probability of assigning meaning without use of confidential
process or key
- Electronic PHI have been cleared, purged, or destroyed and the PHI cannot be retrieved
, - Physical PHI has been shredded or destroyed such that the PHI cannot be read or reconstructed
(redaction is not enough)
If none of these have occurred the release of these documents is reportable
HIPAA Regulations: Duty to warn ✔Correct Answer-If provider determines that there is serious and
imminent threat of a patient physically harming self or others, HIPPA would permit the provider to
warn the appropriate person(s) of the threat, consistent with their professional ethical obligations
and state law
HIPAA Regulations: Duty to protect ✔Correct Answer-Medical providers must protect and secure
PHI
Educational Laws: IDEA ✔Correct Answer-Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (1990) is a law
that makes publish education free and available to eligible children (age 0-21) with disabilities
throughout the nation and ensures special education and related services to those children. Governs
how states and public agencies provide early intervention, special education, and related services
Educational Laws: LRE ✔Correct Answer-A principle with IDEA. Least Restrictive Environment
means kids who get special education should be in the same classrooms as other kids as much as
possible
Educational Laws: Disabled Children ✔Correct Answer--Specific learning disability (SLD) (e.g.,
Dyslexia)
-Speech or language impairment
-Other health impairment (e.g., ADHD, epilepsy, Tourette syndrome)
-ASD
-Intellectual disabilities (e.g., Down Syndrome)
-Emotional disturbance (e.g., Anxiety, Bipolar, Oppositional defiant disorder)
-Developmental delay, multiple disabilities
-Hearing impairment (e.g., deafness)
-Vision impairment (e.g., blindness, NOT kids with glasses that corrects vision)
-Orthopedic impairments (e.g., issues with bones, joints, muscles, cerebral palsy)
-Traumatic brain injury
Educational Laws: IEP ✔Correct Answer-Individualized Education Program. A legal document that is
renewed every year. Describes student's current level, strengths, needs, and measurable goals
Educational Laws: ADA ✔Correct Answer-The Americans with Disabilities Act (1990) is a civil rights
law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in many areas of public life (e.g.,
jobs, schools, transportation, and public/private spaces open to the general public). Ensures people
with disabilities get the same rights and opportunities as everyone else. Not school specific
Educational Laws: Rehabilitation Act ✔Correct Answer-A federal legislation that authorizes the
formula grant programs of vocational rehabilitation, supported employment, independent living, and
client assistance. It is concerning rights, advocacy, access, and protections for individuals with
disabilities. Prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs conducted and funded by
the federal government. Not school specific.
Educational Laws: 504 Plan ✔Correct Answer-Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act protected
students from discrimination by public schools, any college, trade schools or private schools that get
