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Q: The primary area of the brain that is affected in those with ASD is the cerebellum.
ANSWER ✔✔ False
Q: Benicio's son Javier has recently been referred for further evaluation with a suspected
diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Javier can perform developmentally appropriate
tasks and activities of daily living but reacts so poorly to broken rules and unpleasant
sensory experiences that he can't calm down on his own. As the diagnostician, what DSM-5
specification would you likely include as part of Javier's diagnosis?
ANSWER ✔✔ Level 1
Q: You are a preschool teacher, and one of your students has ASD. After lunch, you
usually take the class outside to play. What is something that the student with ASD is at
greater risk for during these play periods?
ANSWER ✔✔ Wandering off
Q: Which symptom of autism did Leo Kanner use to distinguish autism from
schizophrenia?
ANSWER ✔✔ Profound desire for aloneness
Q: When is a student with autism spectrum disorder most likely to demonstrate
appropriate behaviors?
, ANSWER ✔✔ In extremely structured and predictable situations
Q: What sign, if present, in an infant may indicate the presence of autism spectrum
disorder?
ANSWER ✔✔ Delayed onset of babbling past 9 months
Q: Many assistive devices that are used by those with ASD today use mobile technology.
ANSWER ✔✔ True
Q: A mental health professional is meeting with a parent to discuss the evaluation process
for their four-year-old child who has displayed symptoms suggestive of ASD. The clinician
explains that the team will be relying on a tool known as the Autism Diagnostic
Observation Schedule (ADOS-2). The parent expresses doubt that their child can focus on
testing or sit still long enough to take a test. How could the clinician help the parent better
understand the situation?
ANSWER ✔✔ Point out that the ADOS-2 is a play-based assessment, so it will be well-
suited to the child's needs.
Q: One of the controversies surrounding the use of complementary and alternative
medicine (CAM) for individuals with autism spectrum disorder is that ______.
ANSWER ✔✔ CAM is not an evidence-based treatment, and families can only rely on
case reports and anecdotes to learn about their efficacy
Q: Emelia was diagnosed as having Asperger syndrome when she was in elementary
school. Based on this, it is most likely that Emelia has ______.
ANSWER ✔✔ Average to high intellectual ability
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Q: The primary area of the brain that is affected in those with ASD is the cerebellum.
ANSWER ✔✔ False
Q: Benicio's son Javier has recently been referred for further evaluation with a suspected
diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Javier can perform developmentally appropriate
tasks and activities of daily living but reacts so poorly to broken rules and unpleasant
sensory experiences that he can't calm down on his own. As the diagnostician, what DSM-5
specification would you likely include as part of Javier's diagnosis?
ANSWER ✔✔ Level 1
Q: You are a preschool teacher, and one of your students has ASD. After lunch, you
usually take the class outside to play. What is something that the student with ASD is at
greater risk for during these play periods?
ANSWER ✔✔ Wandering off
Q: Which symptom of autism did Leo Kanner use to distinguish autism from
schizophrenia?
ANSWER ✔✔ Profound desire for aloneness
Q: When is a student with autism spectrum disorder most likely to demonstrate
appropriate behaviors?
, ANSWER ✔✔ In extremely structured and predictable situations
Q: What sign, if present, in an infant may indicate the presence of autism spectrum
disorder?
ANSWER ✔✔ Delayed onset of babbling past 9 months
Q: Many assistive devices that are used by those with ASD today use mobile technology.
ANSWER ✔✔ True
Q: A mental health professional is meeting with a parent to discuss the evaluation process
for their four-year-old child who has displayed symptoms suggestive of ASD. The clinician
explains that the team will be relying on a tool known as the Autism Diagnostic
Observation Schedule (ADOS-2). The parent expresses doubt that their child can focus on
testing or sit still long enough to take a test. How could the clinician help the parent better
understand the situation?
ANSWER ✔✔ Point out that the ADOS-2 is a play-based assessment, so it will be well-
suited to the child's needs.
Q: One of the controversies surrounding the use of complementary and alternative
medicine (CAM) for individuals with autism spectrum disorder is that ______.
ANSWER ✔✔ CAM is not an evidence-based treatment, and families can only rely on
case reports and anecdotes to learn about their efficacy
Q: Emelia was diagnosed as having Asperger syndrome when she was in elementary
school. Based on this, it is most likely that Emelia has ______.
ANSWER ✔✔ Average to high intellectual ability
