DSP YEAR 2 GUARANTEED PASS USING UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Making decisions is crucial, according to people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities, because: It provides purpose to their life.
Giving people the ability to make decisions is crucial for DSPs since it: The
response held to foster a collaborative interaction between persons and DSPs.
One method to find out what makes people happy is to: ANSWER Utilize the
picture sticker book and the "Making My Own Choices" book.
If someone can communicate well, a decent way to give them an option is: The
response Find out what they desire.
One effective way to give someone a choice if they are unable to express or
indicate what they want is to: ANSWER Present them with a single object and
observe their nonverbal reaction.
One possible nonverbal reaction when someone is offered the option of reading
a magazine or listening to music is for them to: The response Grab the
magazine.
When someone pushes something away, she is exhibiting: Avoidance behavior
in response
One approach to appreciate and honor a person's decision is to: - ANSWER
Give them the selected object or task.
During the person-centered planning process, one personal decision that ought
to be discussed is: ANSWER: What kind of work a person desires
A DSP can assist a person with their person-centered planning process by:
ANSWER Use the book "Making My Own Choices" to share information about
a person's preferences.
, During the person-centered planning process, what can the DSP discover about
the individual? The response The person's aspirations in life
How should a person-centered planning meeting be prepared for by the DSP?
ANSWER By inquiring about the person's objectives
What part does the DSP play in the person-centered planning team? The
response To support a person's needs, wants, and aspirations
What are some pointers for discussing the person's preferences with family
members? The response Be a sincere supporter of the person.
How may a person's aims and ambitions be supported by the DSP? The
response Recognize their duties.
In what ways might the DSP assist in evaluating a person's progress toward
achieving their IPP goals and objectives? The response Make notes or maintain
a log of the actions taken to put the IPP into practice.
The following abilities include ethics, observation, and decision-making: The
ANSWER DSP toolkit
How may DSPs evaluate the caliber of services a person has received? The
response Inquire about the person's quality of life.
An individual's goals should be: ANSWER Specific and Goal-Related
This falls under the purview of the service coordinator: ANSWER Assist people
in locating the services and assistance they require.
Before the doctor writes a prescription, what is the one thing the DSP should
do? The response Inform the physician about any additional medications the
patient is taking.
How can a person who is taking several medications help prevent interactions
between them? The response Utilize the same pharmacy for all of the patient's
prescription needs.
If a DSP suspects that a patient is having a serious allergic reaction shortly after
taking medication, what should they do? The response For immediate medical
assistance, dial 911.
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Making decisions is crucial, according to people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities, because: It provides purpose to their life.
Giving people the ability to make decisions is crucial for DSPs since it: The
response held to foster a collaborative interaction between persons and DSPs.
One method to find out what makes people happy is to: ANSWER Utilize the
picture sticker book and the "Making My Own Choices" book.
If someone can communicate well, a decent way to give them an option is: The
response Find out what they desire.
One effective way to give someone a choice if they are unable to express or
indicate what they want is to: ANSWER Present them with a single object and
observe their nonverbal reaction.
One possible nonverbal reaction when someone is offered the option of reading
a magazine or listening to music is for them to: The response Grab the
magazine.
When someone pushes something away, she is exhibiting: Avoidance behavior
in response
One approach to appreciate and honor a person's decision is to: - ANSWER
Give them the selected object or task.
During the person-centered planning process, one personal decision that ought
to be discussed is: ANSWER: What kind of work a person desires
A DSP can assist a person with their person-centered planning process by:
ANSWER Use the book "Making My Own Choices" to share information about
a person's preferences.
, During the person-centered planning process, what can the DSP discover about
the individual? The response The person's aspirations in life
How should a person-centered planning meeting be prepared for by the DSP?
ANSWER By inquiring about the person's objectives
What part does the DSP play in the person-centered planning team? The
response To support a person's needs, wants, and aspirations
What are some pointers for discussing the person's preferences with family
members? The response Be a sincere supporter of the person.
How may a person's aims and ambitions be supported by the DSP? The
response Recognize their duties.
In what ways might the DSP assist in evaluating a person's progress toward
achieving their IPP goals and objectives? The response Make notes or maintain
a log of the actions taken to put the IPP into practice.
The following abilities include ethics, observation, and decision-making: The
ANSWER DSP toolkit
How may DSPs evaluate the caliber of services a person has received? The
response Inquire about the person's quality of life.
An individual's goals should be: ANSWER Specific and Goal-Related
This falls under the purview of the service coordinator: ANSWER Assist people
in locating the services and assistance they require.
Before the doctor writes a prescription, what is the one thing the DSP should
do? The response Inform the physician about any additional medications the
patient is taking.
How can a person who is taking several medications help prevent interactions
between them? The response Utilize the same pharmacy for all of the patient's
prescription needs.
If a DSP suspects that a patient is having a serious allergic reaction shortly after
taking medication, what should they do? The response For immediate medical
assistance, dial 911.
