JCH 145 – CPSN – Bayelsa State College of Health Technology

1.

A person with sensory disability would most likely have trouble with

[A]vision

[B] Movement

[C] Thinking

[D]Speech

2.

Which of the following is an example of psychological impairment

[A] Paralysis

[B] Blindness

[C] Deafness

[D] Depression

3.

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

[A] Movement

[B] Vision

[C] Thinking

[D] Speech

4.

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

5.

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

6.

Disability is difficulty felt due to

[A] Education

[B] Impairment

[C]Wealth

[D]Employment

7.

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

8.

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

[A] Sensory perception

[B] Intellectual activities

[C] Social interactions

[D] Movement

9.

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

10.

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

11.

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

[A] Sensory

[B] Physical

[C] Emotional

[D] Cognitive

12.

Poor writing is under what category of handicap …

[A] Communication

[B] Emotional

[C] Intellectual

[D] Psychological

13.

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

[A] Lame

[B]Deaf

[ C]Blind

[D] Crippled

14.

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

15.

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

16.

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

17.

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

18.

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

[A] Disability

[B] Mental disorders

[C] Impairment

[D] Handicap

19.

Person with difficulty in behavior fall under which category

[A] Sensory

[B] Auditory

[C] Physiological

[D] Psychological

20.

Which of the following is considered a chronic handicap in children

[A] Autism

[B] Cerebral palsy

[C]Deafness

[D] Epilepsy

21.

Disability is a difficulty felt due to ---

a) Wealth

b) Impairment

c) Education

d) Employment

22.

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

[A] Blind

[B] Partially sighted

[C]Lame

[D] Deaf

23.

Visible handicapping condition include

[A] Blindness

[B] Deafness

[C] Amputation

[D] All of the above

24.

Which of the following is a type of disability

[A]Emotional

[B] Cultural

[C] Physical

[D] Economic

25.

A type of deafness present at birth is known as

[A] Prenatal deafness

[B] Natal deafness

[C] Congenital deafness

[D] Post- natal deafness

26.

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

27.

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

28.

What is the meaning of IQ

[A] Intellectual Quotient

[B] Intelligent Quotes

[C] Intellectual Quotes

[D] Intelligence Quotient

29.

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

[A] Sight

[B] Physiological

[C] Sensory

[D] None of the above

30.

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

31.

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

32.

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

33.

Temporary or permanent primary disability result directly from

[A] Stroke

[B] Diabetes

[C] Injury

[D] Hypertension

34.

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

35.

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

36.

which of the following is a physiological impairment

[A] Depression

[B] Amputation

[C] Loss of sensation in legs

[D] Blindness

37.

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

[A] Cerebral palsy

[B]Down syndrome

[C]Spina bifida

[D]Hydocephalus

38.

Invisible handicapping conditions include all EXCEPT

[A] Hypertension

[B] Mental retardation

[C] Asthma

[D] Partial sightedness

39.

Temporary or permanent primary disability results directly from ---

a) Injury

b) Birth

c) Education

d) Employment

40.

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

41.

Disability can be classified into ---

[A] 3

[b] 4

[C] 2

[D] 5

42.

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

43.

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

44.

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

[A] Visceral

[B] Locomotor

[C] Sensory

[D] Physical

45.

Which of the following is an example of psychological impairment …

[A] Depression

[B] Paralysis

[C] Blindness

[D] Deafness

46.

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

47.

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

[A] Psychological

[B] locomotor

[C]Auditory

[D] Psychological

48.

What is an example of chronic handicap in children

[A]Allergy

[B] Broken bones

[C[Sickle cell disease

[D]Common cold

49.

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

50.

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

51.

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

[A]Single parenthood

[B] Orphans

[C] Low income earners

[D] Mongolism

52.

One of the following is a chronic handicap in children

[A] Autism

[B] Deafness

[C] Jaundice

[D] Epilepsy

53.

Which of the following is a type of disability

[A] Cultural

[B] Political

[C] Economical

[D] Physical

54.

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

55.

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

[A]Blindness

[B] Speech defect

[C] Stammering

[D] Deafness

56.

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

57.

An example of communication handicap is …

[A] Deafness

[B] Blindness

[C] Epilepsy

[D] Autism

58.

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

59.

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

60.

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

[A]Handicap

[B] Disease

[C] Disability

[D] Disorder

61.

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

62.

Which category of handicap refers to poor handwriting

[A] Locomotor

[B] Emotional

[C] Intellectual

[D] Communication

63.

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

64.

Persons with difficulty in hearing and or speech is categorized …

[A] Auditory

[B] Psychological

[C] Sensory

[D] Psychomotor

65.

Which category of handicap relates to poor handwriting

[A]Locomotor

[B]Social

[C] Communication

[D] Emotional

66.

Which of the following is a physiological impairment

[A] Depression

[B] Blindness

[C] Amputation

[D] Loss of sensation of legs

67.

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

68.

Which of the following is a type of disability?

a) Emotional

b) Physical`

c) Economic

d) Cultural

69.

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

70.

Mentally subnormal is a person incapable

[A]Performing physical activities

[B] Learning new skills

[C] Living an independent life

[D] Moving without assistance