Understanding Autism: Acquiring Information To Create A Safe And Supporting Home (Oh)
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- 1.
Is there more than one form of Autism?
- A.
Yes, Autism encompasses a spectrum of developmental disorders
- B.
There is only one form, but a few different subtypes
- C.
Autism is not listed as a disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM)
Correct Answer
A. Yes, Autism encompasses a spectrum of developmental disorders -
- 2.
Autism Spectrum Disorder is often described as the “Invisible” diagnosis.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 3.
People with Autism often have which characteristic?
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
Ongoing social problems that include difficulty communicating and interacting with others
- C.
Repetitive behaviors as well as limited interests or activities
- D.
Symptoms that impact the individual’s ability to function socially, at school or work, or other areas of life
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 4.
Children with Autism may:
- A.
All options are correct
- B.
“Look normal”
- C.
Not make eye contact
- D.
Have limited language
Correct Answer
A. All options are correct -
- 5.
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder are approximately 2 ½ times more likely to enter foster care than typically developing children.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 6.
Who is at a higher rate of being diagnosed with Autism?
- A.
Girls
- B.
Boys
- C.
Autism affects boys and girls equally
- D.
Gender does not affect the likelihood of Autism
Correct Answer
A. Girls -
- 7.
In 2012, accidental drowning accounted for ___________ of deaths for children with Autism after wandering.
- A.
90%
- B.
50%
- C.
75%
- D.
20%
Correct Answer
A. 90% -
- 8.
Caregivers can create a safe and supportive home environment for children with Autism by:
- A.
Maintaining routines for the household
- B.
Setting unrealistic expectations
- C.
Overstimulating the child to keep him/her busy
- D.
Changing their schedule daily
Correct Answer
A. Maintaining routines for the household -
- 9.
A child with Autism who has a meltdown in public:
- A.
May need time to get comfortable in a new environment
- B.
Should stay at home more
- C.
Should be disciplined better by his/her parents
- D.
Should be ignored for the remainder of the day
Correct Answer
A. May need time to get comfortable in a new environment -
- 10.
Which of the following strategies should not be used to help children with Autism?
- A.
Try to stop their fixations because they can be a distraction
- B.
Prepare them for transitions
- C.
Use visual clues and materials
- D.
Minimize environmental stimuli that might overload their sensory system
Correct Answer
A. Try to stop their fixations because they can be a distraction -
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