RHB-2010-01 - Intro to Rehab Services Mideterm Exam
Which is an example of Person First Language?
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person who is not-abled |
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differently-abled |
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person with a disability |
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hearing impaired person |
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The biggest handicap faced by people with disabilities is
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more disabilities are being diagnosed at a younger age |
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lack of knowledge about disabilities |
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ack of accreditation for rehabilitation professionals |
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attitudes of society toward people with disabilities |
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What is an important aspect of the entire rehabilitation process, and one of the foundational aspects of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973?
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justice |
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non-maleficence |
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autonomy |
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fidelity |
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The first hospital in the new world was built by the
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legislation |
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colonists |
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Quakers |
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Poor Laws |
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____________ are handicapped, people are not.
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vehicles |
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environments |
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workplaces |
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governments |
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Which is an example of a group which prefers not to use person first language?
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all of the answers |
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the autistic community |
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the deaf community |
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the blind community |
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Which of the following is NOT one of the general principles of the CRC code of ethics?
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non-malfeasance |
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courage |
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autonomy |
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beneficence |
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What does beneficence mean?
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treat everyone equally |
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do no harm |
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keep information confidential |
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do good works |
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The Rehabilitation Act of 1973
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only applies to the Federal government and contractors |
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applies to everyone equally |
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does not apply to the Federal Government, but applies to everyone else. |
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none of the above |
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Section 501 of the Rehabilitation Act is:
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affirmative action in hiring |
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equal opportunities for people with disabilities |
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accessibility in transportation |
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affirmative action in contract recipients |
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Section 502 of the Rehabilitation Act is:
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equal opportunities for people with disabilities |
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affirmative action in hiring |
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accessibility in transportation |
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affirmative action in contract recipients |
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Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act is:
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equal opportunities for people with disabilities |
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accessibility in transportation |
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affirmative action in contract recipients |
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affirmative action in hiring |
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act is:
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affirmative action in contract recipients |
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accessibility in transportation |
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equal opportunities for people with disabilities |
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affirmative action in hiring |
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Title I of the ADA
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increased access to telecommunications |
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nondiscrimination in public accommodations and commercial facilities |
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prohibition of discrimination in employment practices |
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removed all barriers for all individuals |
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Title III of the ADA
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prohibition of discrimination in employment practices |
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nondiscrimination in public accommodations and commercial facilities |
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none of the above |
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increased access to telecommunications |
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Title IV of the ADA
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none of the above |
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prohibition of discrimination in employment practices |
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nondiscrimination in public accommodations and commercial facilities |
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increased access to telecommunications |
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A congenital disability is
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Acquired when children have the wrong rehabilitation program |
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Acquired at or before birth |
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Acquired after a person has developed skills |
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Type II Diabetes |
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Which is NOT an origin of our philosophy?
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religion |
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family |
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television |
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experiences |
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Philosophy is how we
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none of these answers |
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view our relationships to others and ourselves |
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does not change through life |
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see speak |
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Rehabilitation philosophy has adopted the belief that whenever possible
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clients should rely on services for the entirety of their lives |
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people with disabilities should be integrated into the least restrictive environment |
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should limit choices to the best options to assist clients |
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should treat all people exclusively in the medical model |
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Rehabilitation philosophy has moved from
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medical model to single model |
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empowerment to paternalism |
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none of these |
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paternalism to empowerment |
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The ADA includes the legal definition which defines a person with a disability as one who
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has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities |
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can only be determined by the physician |
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can only be diagnosed before the age of 21 |
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impacts only 5% of the population in the USA as of 2017 |
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Compared with people without disabilities, people with disabilities have less participation in health activities including:
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lower rates of health behaviors |
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all of these answers |
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preventative use of health care system |
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higher rates of chronic conditions |
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A spinal cord injury is the result of
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bruising |
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severing |
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all of these answer |
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major flexion (extension) |
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Which is not an issue that people with a spinal cord injury may need to attend to
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bowel and bladder management |
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skin care issues |
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promote healthy breathing and cough functions |
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eye synchronistic |
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most common arthritic joints are
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hips and knees |
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toes and knees |
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jaw and upper back |
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hands, fingers, wrists |
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Carpel Tunnel syndrome is most often associated with injury due to
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heavy workloads |
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unsatisfactory work equipment |
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repetitive motion |
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environmental stimuli |
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Chronological age is
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is the only factor in determining disabilities |
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should not be the determining factor if a candidate is good for a prosthesis |
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the determining factor for determining if a candidate is good for a prosthesis |
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the determining factor for the amount of pain a person feels after the loss of a limb |
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Legal blindness is
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20/200 with correction |
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is not impacted by any form of correction |
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200/200 with correction |
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20/20 with correction |
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vision problems
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include macular degeneration |
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include contrast difficulty |
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all of these answers are correct |
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increase with age |
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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
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happen more frequently in men |
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occur more commonly in young adults |
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all of these answers |
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are a result of accidents, fall,assaults, gunshot wounds |
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closed head injuries ________, open head injuries _____
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causes physical limitation such as decreased motor speed, decreased infection rates |
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causes swelling, is not as serious |
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diffuses through the brain, has penetrated brain matter |
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impacts cognitive functioning, are only a result of automotive accidents |
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Schizophrenia disorders typically become evident during
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late adolescent years and early adulthood |
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early childhood years |
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the late 70's |
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late childhood and teen years |
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The most common hallucinations are
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auditory |
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dangerous thoughts |
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visual |
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tactile |
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Medication is
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is never enough |
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is considered to be less effective than talk therapy |
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considered the cornerstone for effective treatment for severe mental illness |
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not as effective for schizophrenia |
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ethics
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is defined only by federal regulation |
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is defined as referring to character or customs, generally describes how to evaluate life through a set of standards and how to regulate behavior |
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is defined by the behaviors that change after one experiences trauma |
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is defined by state law |
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Ethical violations should be reported to
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the client |
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the newspaper |
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professional governing body |
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the police |
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Which is NOT of an investigation of ethical breach?
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sanctions |
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verbal reprimand |
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mandatory remediation |
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loss of privileges to practice at facilities that receive government funding |
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Codes of Professional Ethics have to be viewed as _____________
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laws |
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documents to stand the test of time |
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organic documents |
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a standard protocol |
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A core societal belief is
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rehab professionals need to speak with parents and teachers to make the best decisions for their clients |
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none of these answers |
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we should take care of those who are less fortunate |
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that everyone should work, if possible. |
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The term "rehabilitation" became used regularly after the
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World War 2 |
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Civil War |
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World War 1 |
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newspaper used it |
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In Rehabilitation NRA stands for
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National Rifle Association |
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National Rehabilitation Association |
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Students can apply for the Rehabilitation Services program after complete ______ semester credit hours in a college or university and having a ______ GPA
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24; 2.75 |
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8; 3.3 |
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18; 2.35 |
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21; 2.0 |
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The rehabilitation services major requires ________ semester credit hours.
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160 |
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120 |
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100 |
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200 |
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The RHB handbook has a shortcut to APA writing quick guide.
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True |
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False |
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A RHB 4900 Internship worth ____ credits is needed to graduate.
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12 |
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6 |
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3 |
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9 |
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Rehabilitation Services offers an honors program
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for Juniors and Seniors |
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for students who have a 3.0 GPA |
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that is offered all semesters |
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Professionalism is a
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is life-long |
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personal responsibility |
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makes decisions |
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all of these answers are correct |
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The Chair of the Department of Human Services is_______. The Dean of The College of Education and Human Services is_____
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Carl Sabo, Stephen Fortson |
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Linda Hockaday, Joseph Keferl |
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Stephen Fortson, Joseph Keferl |
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Mary Huber, Josh Francis |
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The Rehabilitation Services Majors and Minors degree advisors' office can be found
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in the Department of Human Services |
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on the 3rd floor of Allyn Hall |
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in University Advising |
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in the Student Union |
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