JCH 145 – CPSN – Bayelsa State College of Health Technology

1.

Which category of handicap relates to poor handwriting

[A]Locomotor

[B]Social

[C] Communication

[D] Emotional

2.

Which category of handicap refers to poor handwriting

[A] Locomotor

[B] Emotional

[C] Intellectual

[D] Communication

3.

According to W H O, Persons with difficulty in behavior fall under which category …

[A] Psychological

[B] locomotor

[C]Auditory

[D] Psychological

4.

Visible handicapping condition include

[A] Blindness

[B] Deafness

[C] Amputation

[D] All of the above

5.

Which of the following is an example of psychological impairment …

[A] Depression

[B] Paralysis

[C] Blindness

[D] Deafness

6.

A person with a sensory disability would most likely have trouble with

[A] Movement

[B] Vision

[C] Thinking

[D] Speech

7.

Handicapping conditions are those that can lead to --- if not controlled

[A] Disability

[B] Mental disorders

[C] Impairment

[D] Handicap

8.

Who among the following is considered as having a chronic handicap

[A] A person with broken leg

[B] A person with depression

[C]A person with a common cold …

[D] A person with asthma

9.

Which is odd in regard to the word in capital letter SOCIAL DISABILITY

[A]Single parenthood

[B] Orphans

[C] Low income earners

[D] Mongolism

10.

Communication handicap include persons who are dumb, deaf or ---

[A] Lame

[B]Deaf

[ C]Blind

[D] Crippled

11.

Method of communicating with the deaf include all EXCEPT

[A]Use of manual language

[B] Use of sign language

[C] Through lip reading

[D] Use of gestures /body language

12.

Rehabilitation measures for the deaf do not include

[A] Use of drugs to treat the ears

[B] Sending them to special schools

[C] Sending them for auditory training

[D]Provision of ear gadgets

13.

Which of the following is a type of disability?

a) Emotional

b) Physical`

c) Economic

d) Cultural

14.

The inability of a person to process linguistic information is associated with

[A]Blindness

[B] Speech defect

[C] Stammering

[D] Deafness

15.

Temporary or permanent primary disability result directly from

[A] Stroke

[B] Diabetes

[C] Injury

[D] Hypertension

16.

A person who cannot ensure by himself the necessities of a normal individual due to physical, mental or social living conditions is termed

[A] Impaired

[B] Disabled

[C] Handicapped

[D] Chronic

17.

What is the meaning of IQ

[A] Intellectual Quotient

[B] Intelligent Quotes

[C] Intellectual Quotes

[D] Intelligence Quotient

18.

The classification of handicap where the individual has difficulty understanding or communicating effectively due to intellectual reasoning is

[ A] Emotional handicap

[B] Locomotor handicap

[C]Intellectual handicap

[D] Communication

19.

General preventive measures of handicapping conditions include

[ A] Health education of community members on the causes

[B] Genetic counselling of couples especially genotype and blood grouping

[C] Avoidance of pregnancy before 18 years and over 35 years

[D] All of the above

20.

Which of the following is a type of disability

[A] Cultural

[B] Political

[C] Economical

[D] Physical

21.

What type of handicap affect the internal soft organs of the body

[A] Visceral

[B] Locomotor

[C] Sensory

[D] Physical

22.

A type of deafness present at birth is known as

[A] Prenatal deafness

[B] Natal deafness

[C] Congenital deafness

[D] Post- natal deafness

23.

A condition where a person feels they lack the capability to perform social roles and valued tasks is called

[A] Disable well – handicap

[B] Emotional handicap

[C] Intellectual handicap

[D] Disable –ill handicap

24.

Signs and symptoms of deafness include

[A] Complaints of ringing sensation

[B] Rubbing ears frequently

[C] Not responding as appropriate

[D] All of the above

25.

Which of the following is a type of disability

[A]Emotional

[B] Cultural

[C] Physical

[D] Economic

26.

The following suggest early signs of mental retardation in a child EXCEPT

[A] Lack of interest

[B] Does not respond to sound

[C] Praying all the time

[‘D] Does not lift head by 2-3 months

27.

Persons with difficulty in hearing and or speech is categorized …

[A] Auditory

[B] Psychological

[C] Sensory

[D] Psychomotor

28.

Method of communication with deaf persons include

[A] Through lip reading

[B] Use of sign language

[C] Sending them to special schools

[D] A and B only

29.

Disability is difficulty felt due to

[A] Education

[B] Impairment

[C]Wealth

[D]Employment

30.

Disability is a difficulty felt due to ---

a) Wealth

b) Impairment

c) Education

d) Employment

31.

Disability can be classified into ---

[A] 3

[b] 4

[C] 2

[D] 5

32.

A person who cannot be taught by aural method fall into what category

[A] Blind

[B] Partially sighted

[C]Lame

[D] Deaf

33.

Persons with special needs can be defined as those who cannot take part in community life on an equal level due to ...

[A]Disability

[B]Wealth

[C]Employment

[D] Education

34.

Who among the following persons is having a chronic handicap

[A] A person with depression

[B] A person with asthma

[C]A person with a broken leg

[D]A person with common cold

35.

Person with difficulty in behavior fall under which category

[A] Sensory

[B] Auditory

[C] Physiological

[D] Psychological

36.

Who is considered a mentally subnormal person

[A] Someone with IQ above 100

[B] Someone with an IQ between 90-114

[C] Someone with IQ of 80

[D] Someone with an IQ of less than 55

37.

Why should a mentally subnormal person be also delinquent

[A]He does not understand normal behavior

[B] He may be pampered or over protected

[C] He is not as clever as a normal person and is often caught by law enforcement agents

[D]He feels superior and try to show superiority by delinquent behaviours

38.

The method for identifying various group of educationally subnormal children is based on

[A] Psychological assessment

[B]Physical tests

[C] Social interactions

[D]Intelligent Quotient

39.

Mentally subnormal person is one who is incapable of living an independent life, or guarding himself against

[A] Exploration

[B]Execution

[C] Examination

[D] Exploitation

40.

A person with sensory disability would most likely have trouble with

[A]vision

[B] Movement

[C] Thinking

[D]Speech

41.

A mentally subnormal person is one who is incapable of

[A] Living a dependent life

[B] Living life to the fullest

[C] Living by the day

[D] Living an independent life

42.

Which of the following is a physiological impairment

[A] Depression

[B] Blindness

[C] Amputation

[D] Loss of sensation of legs

43.

Effect of the handicapped child on immediate family include

[A] Depression and repression of parents

[B] Depression of the parents

[C] May lead to broken homes

[D] B and C only

44.

One of the following is a chronic handicap in children

[A] Autism

[B] Deafness

[C] Jaundice

[D] Epilepsy

45.

What type of impairment may prevent a child with epilepsy from attending normal school

[A] Sensory

[B] Physical

[C] Emotional

[D] Cognitive

46.

Persons with special needs can be defined as inability to take part in community life on an equal level with others due to --- [A] Impairment [B] Handicap [C] Physical barriers …[D] Disability

[A] Impairment

[B] Handicap

[C] Physical barriers

[D] Disability

47.

What is an example of chronic handicap in children

[A]Allergy

[B] Broken bones

[C[Sickle cell disease

[D]Common cold

48.

The condition where an individual consider themselves disabled and incapable of performing valued tasks is known as

[A] Disable well- handicap

[B] Emotional handicap

[C] Disable ill- handicap

[D] Social handicap

49.

A person who is psychologically handicap is likely to have difficulty with

[A] Sensory perception

[B] Intellectual activities

[C] Social interactions

[D] Movement

50.

The objectives of care of persons with special needs include all EXCEPT

[A]To identify common causes of handicap

[B] To institute measures aimed at preventing the occurrence of handicapping conditions

[C] To use all modalities within the community to care for the persons with special needs

[D] To encourage discrimination and encourage integration of persons with special needs into the society

51.

Person with difficulty in seeing is categorized under what --- disability

[A] Sight

[B] Physiological

[C] Sensory

[D] None of the above

52.

which of the following is a physiological impairment

[A] Depression

[B] Amputation

[C] Loss of sensation in legs

[D] Blindness

53.

What 3 groups of children are at risk of cerebral palsy

[A] Born after high risk pregnancy, born after poor nutrition in pregnancy, Born after difficult labour

[B] Born after high risk pregnancy, had difficult delivery, suffer acute illness in early infancy

[C] Born during high risk pregnancy, had difficult delivery, suffer acute illness in early infancy

[D] Born after high risk pregnancy, born with caesarian section, suffer acute illness in early infancy

54.

An impairment resulting from the loss of normal physiological function due to surgical intervention is called

[A]Social impairment

[B] Physical impairment

[C] Anatomical impairment

[D] Psychological impairment

55.

Which of the following is considered a chronic handicap in children

[A] Autism

[B] Cerebral palsy

[C]Deafness

[D] Epilepsy

56.

Persons who are incapable of guarding themselves against exploitation due to incomplete mental development are considered

[A] Educationally subnormal

[B] Socially subnormal

[C] Mentally subnormal

[D] Physically subnormal

57.

What are early signs suggesting mental retardation in a child

[A]Excessive sleeping

[B] Lack of response to sound

[C] Excessive hyperactivity

[D] All of the above

58.

Disability is the lack of ability to perform an activity in a normal manner and level due to ---, sensory or mental impairment

[A] Social

[B] Psychological

[C]Physiological

[D] Physical

59.

Which of the following is an example of psychological impairment

[A] Paralysis

[B] Blindness

[C] Deafness

[D] Depression

60.

Which is odd in regards to the word in capital letter MENTAL DISABILITY

[A] Cerebral palsy

[B]Down syndrome

[C]Spina bifida

[D]Hydocephalus

61.

The term used for the measurable functional loss resulting from impairment is

[A]Handicap

[B] Disease

[C] Disability

[D] Disorder

62.

Temporary or permanent primary disability results directly from ---

a) Injury

b) Birth

c) Education

d) Employment

63.

An example of communication handicap is …

[A] Deafness

[B] Blindness

[C] Epilepsy

[D] Autism

64.

What is the formula for calculating Intelligence Quotient

[A] Mental age/ physical age x 100/1

[B] Mental age / chronological age x 100/1

[C] Intelligent age/real age x 100/1

[D]Physical age / mental age x 100/1

65.

What are some causes of mental subnormality

[A] Occupational hazards and chemical exposures

[B]Emotional trauma and social isolation

[C] Environmental factors and emotional imbalances

[D] Genetic factors and nutritional deficiciencies

66.

Poor writing is under what category of handicap …

[A] Communication

[B] Emotional

[C] Intellectual

[D] Psychological

67.

The degrees of disability include

[A] Moderate, Severe, Very severe

[B] Mild, moderate, severe

[C] Moderate, mild, severe

[C] Moderate, mild, severe [D] Minor, major, fatal

68.

Invisible handicapping conditions include all EXCEPT

[A] Hypertension

[B] Mental retardation

[C] Asthma

[D] Partial sightedness

69.

Who among the following is considered as having a chronic handicap

[A ] A person with a broken leg

[B] A person with depression

[C] A person with common cold

[D] A person with asthma

70.

Mentally subnormal is a person incapable

[A]Performing physical activities

[B] Learning new skills

[C] Living an independent life

[D] Moving without assistance