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An example of a challenging behavior

all of the answers

eating harmful items

banging one's head against the wall

pulling other's hair

A DSP's job is to advocate for his/her client's rights.

Falso

True

Which statement is true regarding a DSP's job

All of the answers

DSPs teacher their client's self-advocacy

DSPs help facilitate their client's choice-making

DSPs help make sure that their clients know their rights

DSPs help to keep their clients safe by

teaching them to take reasonable risks to learn from them

none of the answers

teaching them to prevent mistakes by never making one

isolating them from any and all danger

With your client's rights, also come their _______ and _________

health and welfare

risks and responsibilities

safety and inclusion

A barrier is something that

is like a client's right

something a DSP should help his/her client avoid

prevents your from moving forward

frees you from restrictions

Positive reinforcement helps my client

all of the answers

feel good about him/herself

become increasingly more responsible

correct challenging behaviors

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

If a client in non-verbal then you can not communicate with him/her

false

true

A conservator can be very similar to

a person with an intellectual disibility

a legal representative

a kind of restraint

a DSP

"Robert, I understand how you feel" is an example of

prejudice

empathetic language

maltreatment

restrait

An "I message" helps your client or you

helps advocate for my client

is better than empathetic language

express how he/she/you is/are feeling about a situation

is only used when you have nothing more to say

If you see bruises and blisters on your client that you haven't seen before, you most likely would suspect

sexual abuse

physical abuse

emotional abuse

neglect

Before my client goes to the park, I, as her DSP, must always ask her parents' permission.

True

False

One way my client knows that I am actively listening to him/her is to

repeat back to him/her what she/he just said

make sure I know my client's goals

take down barriers for my client

focus on what is happening around my client

Person-Centered planning means

do not make a plan for your client

you help your client with his/her future goals

do not consider your client's rights

you do things for yourself and don't worry about your 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

In order to maintain confidentiality, you should

tell your coworkers all about your client

talk to your client's relatives

have proper permission to share your client's information

talk about your client in front of others

Maltreatment means that your client

is in a kind and loving home

doesn't go to school

is happy with his/her care

is suffering from some kind of neglect or abuse

Isolate means

to reinforce you client's behavior

to advocate for your clients

to empathize with your client

to keep you client apart from others

Exploitation is a more serious version of

taking advantage of someone

punishment

active listening

outburst