ACBIS PRETEST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | ACBIS CERTIFICATION PRACTICE TEST & STUDY
GUIDE 2026/2027
A guardian is a legally enforceable arrangement under which one person, the guardian, has the
legal right and duty to care for another, the ward. - ANS ✔✔A guardianship is:
Privilege is the right of a patient to - ANS ✔✔Prevent disclosure of healthcare information by a
provider
The transportation provisions of the ADA cover services such as - ANS ✔✔Public bussing
A durable power of attorney for health care is also known as - ANS ✔✔A medical power of
attorney
Title IV of the ADA addresses telephone and television access for person with - ANS ✔✔Hearing
or speech disabilities
Title III of the ADA covers - ANS ✔✔Public accommodations
Title I of the ADA covers - ANS ✔✔Discrimination against persons with disabilities in the areas
of recruitment and hiring
Ethical standards are - ANS ✔✔Standards of professional conduct rooted in moral principles and
values
Seclusion is generally defined as - ANS ✔✔Isolating a person from others and Physically
preventing a person from leaving a confined area
Types of maltreatment typically addressed by laws are - ANS ✔✔Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation
,Informed consent refers to - ANS ✔✔The right of a patient to consent to care only after the
healthcare provider fully discloses the risks
and facts
HIPAA created national standards to protect - ANS ✔✔Medical records and protected health
information
Power of attorney is - ANS ✔✔A document in which a competent person appoints another to
act for him/her in legal or financial matters
To establish guardianship of an adult - ANS ✔✔The court must appoint the guardian and
The court must follow the standards required by state law
An example of exploitation would be - ANS ✔✔Use of a dependent individual‟s property
illegally or without consent
Teenagers are most susceptible to - ANS ✔✔Sports and auto occupant accidents
The greatest percentage of brain maturation occurs - ANS ✔✔Birth to age five
____________ are a natural link between hospital, home and school. However, they need the
support of professionals to plan for successful reintegration to school - ANS ✔✔Families
If the student is unable to grasp new concepts without repeated exposure, this is an example of
impaired - ANS ✔✔Memory
A child that is distracted by normal classroom activity may have deficits in - ANS ✔✔Attention
, Extended time on test, preferential seating and assistance with project planning are examples of
- ANS ✔✔Academic accommodations
Specialized school services are provided by law by all of the following except - ANS ✔✔ADA
_______________ is a strong predictor of the cause of brain injury in children. - ANS ✔✔Age
an IEP is all of the following except: - ANS ✔✔An Internal Evaluation Plan
________________ peak maturation periods have been identified in normally developing
children. These may be significantly affected depending on the age of the child, type of BI and
region of the brain injured. - ANS ✔✔Five
Common physical effects of brain injury in children are: - ANS ✔✔Seizures, headaches and lack
of endurance
One of the most effective strategies that staff and caregivers can do is: - ANS ✔✔Listen
As the family adjust to their family member‟s injuries, they may experience: - ANS ✔✔Feelings
of helplessness or anger and Anxiety or fear
A common "trade off" belief, where the family member prays for God to take them instead of
their loved one, is know as: - ANS ✔✔Survivor guilt
________________ is a symptom of post-traumatic distress: - ANS ✔✔Blunted affect
Legal rights are: - ANS ✔✔Powers or privileges that an individual has under the law
GUIDE 2026/2027
A guardian is a legally enforceable arrangement under which one person, the guardian, has the
legal right and duty to care for another, the ward. - ANS ✔✔A guardianship is:
Privilege is the right of a patient to - ANS ✔✔Prevent disclosure of healthcare information by a
provider
The transportation provisions of the ADA cover services such as - ANS ✔✔Public bussing
A durable power of attorney for health care is also known as - ANS ✔✔A medical power of
attorney
Title IV of the ADA addresses telephone and television access for person with - ANS ✔✔Hearing
or speech disabilities
Title III of the ADA covers - ANS ✔✔Public accommodations
Title I of the ADA covers - ANS ✔✔Discrimination against persons with disabilities in the areas
of recruitment and hiring
Ethical standards are - ANS ✔✔Standards of professional conduct rooted in moral principles and
values
Seclusion is generally defined as - ANS ✔✔Isolating a person from others and Physically
preventing a person from leaving a confined area
Types of maltreatment typically addressed by laws are - ANS ✔✔Abuse, Neglect, Exploitation
,Informed consent refers to - ANS ✔✔The right of a patient to consent to care only after the
healthcare provider fully discloses the risks
and facts
HIPAA created national standards to protect - ANS ✔✔Medical records and protected health
information
Power of attorney is - ANS ✔✔A document in which a competent person appoints another to
act for him/her in legal or financial matters
To establish guardianship of an adult - ANS ✔✔The court must appoint the guardian and
The court must follow the standards required by state law
An example of exploitation would be - ANS ✔✔Use of a dependent individual‟s property
illegally or without consent
Teenagers are most susceptible to - ANS ✔✔Sports and auto occupant accidents
The greatest percentage of brain maturation occurs - ANS ✔✔Birth to age five
____________ are a natural link between hospital, home and school. However, they need the
support of professionals to plan for successful reintegration to school - ANS ✔✔Families
If the student is unable to grasp new concepts without repeated exposure, this is an example of
impaired - ANS ✔✔Memory
A child that is distracted by normal classroom activity may have deficits in - ANS ✔✔Attention
, Extended time on test, preferential seating and assistance with project planning are examples of
- ANS ✔✔Academic accommodations
Specialized school services are provided by law by all of the following except - ANS ✔✔ADA
_______________ is a strong predictor of the cause of brain injury in children. - ANS ✔✔Age
an IEP is all of the following except: - ANS ✔✔An Internal Evaluation Plan
________________ peak maturation periods have been identified in normally developing
children. These may be significantly affected depending on the age of the child, type of BI and
region of the brain injured. - ANS ✔✔Five
Common physical effects of brain injury in children are: - ANS ✔✔Seizures, headaches and lack
of endurance
One of the most effective strategies that staff and caregivers can do is: - ANS ✔✔Listen
As the family adjust to their family member‟s injuries, they may experience: - ANS ✔✔Feelings
of helplessness or anger and Anxiety or fear
A common "trade off" belief, where the family member prays for God to take them instead of
their loved one, is know as: - ANS ✔✔Survivor guilt
________________ is a symptom of post-traumatic distress: - ANS ✔✔Blunted affect
Legal rights are: - ANS ✔✔Powers or privileges that an individual has under the law
