Question

symptoms of attention - deficit hyperactivity disorder (adhd) can include: a. becoming easily flustered and tense b. a tendency toward addictive behaviours c. difficulty structuring time and setting priorities d. breath - holding and pouting behaviour e. difficulty completing tasks

1. what behaviours would you expect to see in a client with autism spectrum disorder (asd)? a. poor speaking skills b. repeating words or phrases c. starting or maintaining conversation d. repeating body movements e. spending time with others f. showing little reaction to pain g. overreacting to noise and touch h. liking cuddling i. having frequent tantrums for no apparent reason j. forming strong attachment to a single item, idea, activity, or person k. needing routines l. fearing danger m. responding to others n. displaying aggressive or violent behaviour
2. what therapies are used to help the client with autism spectrum disorder (asd)? a. behaviour modification b. speech and language therapy c. music, auditory, recreation, and sensory therapies d. occupational therapy e. surgical modification f. medication therapy g. diet therapy

multiple choice
circle the correct answer.

1. a client who has epilepsy: a. can never drive a car b. may be able to function normally with medication c. can never get a job d. is intellectually disabled
2. hydrocephalus is treated by: a. medication b. closing the sac or pouch c. placing a shunt in the brain d. physiotherapy and occupational therapy
3. certain body movements and body parts are affected by cerebral palsy (cp). identify the correct term used to describe the loss of ability to move corresponding parts on both sides of the body. a. diplegia b. monoplegia c. hemiplegia d. quadriplegia
4. a client with cerebral palsy may have: a. a large tongue b. short, wide hands c. involuntary movements d. a small head
5. a client with autism spectrum disorder (asd) may: a. show little reaction to pain b. have speech impairments c. have seizures d. drool

Explanation:

1. Autism spectrum disorder is characterized by difficulties in social - interaction and communication, as well as repetitive behaviors. Options A, B, C, D, F, G, J, K are common behaviors seen in ASD.
2. Therapies for ASD aim to improve communication, social skills and behavior. Behavior modification, speech and language therapy, sensory - related therapies and occupational therapy are commonly used.
3. With proper medication and control of seizures, a person with epilepsy can function normally in many aspects of life.
4. Hydrocephalus is often treated by placing a shunt in the brain to drain excess cerebrospinal fluid.
5. Diplegia refers to paralysis of corresponding parts on both sides of the body.
6. Cerebral palsy can cause involuntary movements among other symptoms.
7. People with ASD may have various symptoms including little reaction to pain and speech impairments.

Answer:

1. A, B, C, D, F, G, J, K
2. A, B, C, D
3. B
4. C
5. A
6. C
7. A, B