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Americans with disabilities act - correct answer ✔1. What does ADA stand
for?
ADA act - correct answer ✔1. What "Act" states that centers cannot exclude
children with disabilities unless the child's presence would pose a direct threat
to the health or safety of others or require fundamental alteration of the
program and that they must make reasonable modifications while also
providing appropriate auxiliary aids and services?
individuals with disabilities (IDEA) - correct answer ✔1. Zero reject, least
restrictive environment, right to due process, nondiscriminatory evaluation,
parent participation, related services, "free and appropriate education" for
children with disabilities, Part C, Part B are all a part of which Act? Use the
letters.
To enhance the development of infants and toddlers with disabilities, to
minimize their potential for developmental delay and to recognize the
significant brain development that occurs during a child's first 3 years of life. -
correct answer ✔1. What is the purpose of Part C of IDEA?
Individual Family Service plan/Program - correct answer ✔1. The IFSP
stands for what?
Provide funding to states for children 3-21 years old who require special
accommodations to receive a "free appropriate" education. - correct answer
✔1. What is the purpose of Part B of IDEA?
, Individual Education Plan/Program - correct answer ✔1. The IEP stands for
what?
HIPPA - correct answer ✔1. Limits on use of personal medical information
and privacy are a part of which act?
CAPTA - correct answer ✔1. Mandatory reporting of child abuse is a part of
which act?
Diagnosis, Prognosis, intervention, Outcomes, Examination, Evaluation. -
correct answer ✔1. What are the six steps in the Patient-Client Management
Model?
S- Subjective
O- Objective
A-Assessment
P- Plan - correct answer ✔1. What does SOAP stand for?
Patient information, what they are seeking treatment for, account of current
conditions, current symptoms, current level of function, etc - correct answer
✔1. What is contained in the S portion of the documentation?
Past medical history/birth history
Current medical history
Developmental history