Autism Awareness - Qp6
10 Questions
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Questions and Answers
- 1.The key principles of a person centred approach are to ensure that the person has the same rights and choices as anyone else; that they are treated with dignity and ________; that they should be offered the same chances and be able to take on the same responsibilities as other people.
- A.
Respect
- B.
Support
- C.
Hopes
- 2.A person centred approach is a social support model, and it has been encouraged through the government white paper Valuing People Now (2009), and is considered best practice when working to support people with autism and learning disabilities.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.A person centred approach helps everyone involved:- (Select Four)
- A.
The person
- B.
Outside Agencies
- C.
The person’s family and friends.
- D.
The professionals who work with the person.
- E.
The community
- 4.Care plans can vary from organisation to organisation, but the core information should try to answer to the following:- (Select Six)
- A.
Sharing of views
- B.
Regular reviews of need.
- C.
Discussion
- D.
Record Keeping
- E.
Goal setting
- F.
Action plans
- G.
Risk management.
- 5.Areas of need are not always solely social or medical. An autistic person may have special difficulty with one or more aspects of language, for example, ________ language, and they may have impaired hearing or eyesight which makes the reception of language – spoken or written – difficult.
- A.
Expressive
- B.
Receptive
- 6.When writing goals into a person centred plan, it’s crucial to ensure that they are feasible and very specific, and they also have to be something that the person wants to achieve, otherwise there is no point in even starting the process.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.Action plans are usually broken down into milestones and dates, so a person can aim to work towards the smaller ______ by a particular date.
- A.
Goal
- B.
Things
- C.
Steps
- 8.Risk management is the process of identifying risks, assessing how likely they are and how bad the consequences could be, and putting measures in place to maximise them.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 9.To be socially included, a person must be given the opportunity to deal with ________ crisis without fear of losing everything they had, and they must have the chance for their voice to be heard.
- A.
Major
- B.
Unforeseen
- C.
Personal
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