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A DSP's job is to advocate for his/her client's rights.
Falso
True
With your client's rights, also come their _______ and _________
health and welfare
risks and responsibilities
safety and inclusion
If you see bruises and blisters on your client that you haven't seen before, you most likely would suspect
sexual abuse
emotional abuse
neglect
physical abuse
Maltreatment means that your client
doesn't go to school
is happy with his/her care
is suffering from some kind of neglect or abuse
is in a kind and loving home
"Robert, I understand how you feel" is an example of
restrait
empathetic language
maltreatment
prejudice
In order to maintain confidentiality, you should
talk about your client in front of others
tell your coworkers all about your client
have proper permission to share your client's information
talk to your client's relatives
Person-Centered planning means
do not make a plan for your client
do not consider your client's rights
you help your client with his/her future goals
you do things for yourself and don't worry about your client
A conservator can be very similar to
a kind of restraint
a person with an intellectual disibility
a legal representative
a DSP
A barrier is something that
frees you from restrictions
is like a client's right
something a DSP should help his/her client avoid
prevents your from moving forward
Which statement is true regarding a DSP's job
DSPs help facilitate their client's choice-making
All of the answers
DSPs help make sure that their clients know their rights
DSPs teacher their client's self-advocacy
Before my client goes to the park, I, as her DSP, must always ask her parents' permission.
False
True
An "I message" helps your client or you
is only used when you have nothing more to say
express how he/she/you is/are feeling about a situation
is better than empathetic language
helps advocate for my client
Which is an example of person-first language
He's slow and dumb
He's a person with an intellectual disabity.
He's retarded
He's never going to understand
A restraint is
a device that limits a person's movement
something that makes your life more difficult
a power over someone
a form of physical disability
Isolate means
to advocate for your clients
to empathize with your client
to keep you client apart from others
to reinforce you client's behavior
One way my client knows that I am actively listening to him/her is to
take down barriers for my client
focus on what is happening around my client
make sure I know my client's goals
repeat back to him/her what she/he just said
