1. Jared attends workshop 5 days a week. He tells his residential provider that he doesn’t like the workshop. After more questions, Jared tells his provider that he doesn’t get along with the other people on the bus and would like to change workshop providers. Jared’s provider should:

2. Individuals with DD have the right to call, write letters or talk to anyone they want about anything they want. But staff can decide if they want to help individuals with these things based on staff members' personal feelings.

3. A person with a disability should never be made to wait more than 30 minutes in a doctors office.

4. A man with DD has a scheduled dentist appointment, but is refusing to go. You should:

5. If you know individuals with DD that have had or are having their rights violated, you can report the violation to which of the following:

6. Individuals with disabilities cannot attend college classes.

7. Billy is 52 years old, and informs his provider that he has had trouble with his knees and fell getting out of the shower that morning. He tells his provider this is now the 2nd time he has fallen recently and that his knee hurts daily. Billy’s provider should:

8. All group living arrangements should be an even mix of men and women.

9. You do not have to ask individuals with DD if you can share information from their personal records with other people.

10. Providers are encouraged to use over the counter drugs like Benadryl to encourage residents to relax and go to sleep.

11. A person's parents have the right to be a part of making plans or decisions for their grown children with intellectual disabilities.

12. Individuals with DD have the right to participate in which of the following activities (choose all that apply):

13. Brady is 32 years old and lives in a house with 3 roommates. He gets angry and begins screaming and cursing at one of his roommates. A neighbor overhears this and contacts law enforcement. The provider speaks with law enforcement when they arrive and informs them that Brady has a disability and explains the situation. The law enforcement officer and provider talk with Brady and ask him to calm down. He does so they discuss his actions and how they impact others. The officer also informs him that his actions could be seen as disorderly conduct and explains the consequences such as being charged, having to go to court, etc. Brady apologizes and is calm the rest of the evening. Brady’s rights have been violated.

14. Kelly is 22 years old, has been diagnosed with Mild ID and has a history of psychiatric issues. Kelly is her own guardian. Recently she has demonstrated an increase in defiance towards her employer, yelling at her providers in the home, and breaking her roommate’s personal belongings. When confronted about her behaviors she laughed and told them they deserved it. Kelly’s team met and discussed how this reflects the same actions as when she was 17. At that time Kelly saw a psychiatrist. Kelly’s team feels that her seeing a psychiatrist may be in her best interest. Kelly disagrees and informs the team that she will not see a doctor or take medications again. What is the team’s approach at this point?

15. If an individual is in his/her room, you must check on the individual every 5-7 minutes.

16. Mike is 35 years old and his brother Josh is his guardian. It is time for his annual ISP meeting and Josh does not ask or allow Mike to say what he would and wouldn’t like to do, and spends most of the time answering the questions for Mike. Mike's rights have been violated.

17. Individuals with disabilities are given special rights that others do not have.

18. Providers have the right to print flyers for the services they provide using pictures of individuals they serve without asking these individuals for permission.

19. Sandy lives with her roommate Carol. Sandy and Carol have a right to have a place to be alone, which of the following places is an example of this?

20. Human rights can be taken away legally if someone does not understand them.