Rights Test To take this test, please enter your email address and name (as you would like it to appear on your certificate). Optionally, you may enter your phone number and Company Name. When you have entered all the information, click the Start Test button. Good luck! Your email address: Your full name: Phone: Company name: Start Test! 1234567891011121314151617181920Show paginator Hide paginator Question 1 of 20 1. 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?Encourage Kelly to see someone that could help her.Make the appointment and force Kelly to go.Tell her no one will be working with her anymore.Ignore Kelly’s behaviors and hope they go away.Question 1 of 20Question 2 of 20 2. If a person receives a Social Security income of any kind, they do not have the right to get a job.TrueFalseQuestion 2 of 20Question 3 of 20 3. 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:Assist Jared with contacting his SSA about the issue and request a change.Assist Jared in talking with the staff at the workshop about the issue.Assist Jared in talking with the bus driver or his supervisor about the issue. All of the above.Question 3 of 20Question 4 of 20 4. It is okay to talk about people with disabilities in front of them if they are non-verbal and low functioning.TrueFalseQuestion 4 of 20Question 5 of 20 5. Individuals with disabilities should be discouraged from working anywhere but in a sheltered workshop.TrueFalseQuestion 5 of 20Question 6 of 20 6. Human rights are universal, which means they are meant for everyone, regardless of:RaceReligionDisabilityAll of the above.Question 6 of 20Question 7 of 20 7. Individuals have the right to complain about their providers.TrueFalseQuestion 7 of 20Question 8 of 20 8. A person's parents have the right to be a part of making plans or decisions for their grown children with intellectual disabilities.TrueFalseQuestion 8 of 20Question 9 of 20 9. Individuals with disabilities are equal to those without a disability.TrueFalseQuestion 9 of 20Question 10 of 20 10. Betty is 24 years old and lives in an apartment with her roommate Shelly. Betty and Shelly have started attending Church on Sundays. Their provider, Pam transports them each week. Shelly’s mother, who is also her guardian, contacts Pam and informs her that she can no longer take Shelly to Church. Is this a violation of Shelly's rights?TrueFalseQuestion 10 of 20Question 11 of 20 11. All group living arrangements should be an even mix of men and women.TrueFalseQuestion 11 of 20Question 12 of 20 12. 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?Front porchLiving roomBedroomKitchenQuestion 12 of 20Question 13 of 20 13. Individuals with disabilities can have their own things and use them as they wish.TrueFalseQuestion 13 of 20Question 14 of 20 14. Providers or staff have the ability to take personal items from an individual with DD as a punishment if they are having a behavior.TrueFalseQuestion 14 of 20Question 15 of 20 15. An individual can choose to save money for an out of state vacation.TrueFalseQuestion 15 of 20Question 16 of 20 16. Providers or staff should schedule community outings for individuals, even if they do not like that particular event, just to ensure individuals have community involvement.TrueFalseQuestion 16 of 20Question 17 of 20 17. An individual lives at home with parents and the home is not very clean, but the individual is not harmed by the condition of the home. I should:remove the individual from the home.write an incident report to report the living conditions to the individual's SSA.not supply services until the family cleans the home.should do nothing.Question 17 of 20Question 18 of 20 18. Individuals with developmental disabilities have more rights than the rest of the population.TrueFalseQuestion 18 of 20Question 19 of 20 19. People with developmental disabilities have the right to volunteer to be part of medical research projects.TrueFalseQuestion 19 of 20Question 20 of 20 20. Individuals with disabilities are given special rights that others do not have.TrueFalseQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...