1. If someone communicates with you about an incident of abuse and neglect, what is the best way to respond to the individual? a) Ask them what they did to cause the abuse or neglect. b) Believe what they are telling you. c) Share the information they give you with anyone you think should know. d) Ask the person if what they are telling you is actually true.
1. If someone communicates with you about an incident of abuse and neglect, what is the best way to respond to the individual?
a) Ask them what they did to cause the abuse or neglect.
b) Believe what they are telling you.
c) Share the information they give you with anyone you think should know.
d) Ask the person if what they are telling you is actually true.
2. Non-accidental, inappropriate contact or the use of force with an individual that causes injury or physical pain is considered which type of abuse?
a) Mental/emotional abuse
b) Sexual abuse
c) Physical abuse
d) Neglect
3. You provide support for Roberto, a man with a mild intellectual disability. While talking to him one day, he casually mentions that sometimes his sister (his fiduciary guardian) uses his SSI check to pay her rent. What is the most appropriate course of action to take?
a) Call 911.
b) Contact your agency’s designated investigator.
c) File an incident report.
d) Call Roberto’s sister to ask if the allegations are true.
4. All of the following are ways DSPs can help reduce risk factors for abuse and neglect EXCEPT what?
a) Help the person you support gain assertiveness skills.
b) Learn to recognize the signs of abuse.
c) Limit the person’s social circle to reduce exposure to perpetrators.
d) Model appropriate social behavior.
5. Certain conditions can contribute to environments that can cause abuse and neglect to occur, EXCEPT:
a) Programs that provide extensive training to their employees
b) Programs that are short-staffed
c) Intense responsibilities
d) Personal stress
6. Which of the following are considered to be physical signs of abuse?
a) Not complying with aspects of their person-centered plan
b) Appearing fearful, suspicious, or submissive
c) Spending too much money
d) Fingerprints or handprints on the neck, face, arms, or wrists
7. Which of the following best describes a situation of disability-specific abuse?
a) Susan is in an emotionally abusive relationship where her partner puts her down a lot.
b) Amy is sexually abused by an older cousin.
c) Eric needs assistance transferring onto a toilet, and is sometimes left on the toilet for hours.
d) Juan is physically abused by his foster parents, who hit him with household items.
8. Which of the following is a risk factor for abuse and neglect that is common for people with IDD?
a) People with IDD have more education on appropriate and inappropriate physical and sexual behavior.
b) Increased dependency on others for long-term care.
c) Having a safety plan for integration into the community.
d) Perpetrators don’t see people with disabilities as desirable or vulnerable.
9. What is a mandatory reporter?
a) An individual who is certified by adult protective services to receive allegations of abuse and neglect.
b) An individual who supervises IDD programs who is trained to prevent abuse and neglect.
c) Any individual who is required by law to report any suspected abuse or allegations of abuse.
d) An individual designated by your agency to investigate and receive allegations of abuse and neglect.
10. Who is the first person you should report allegations of abuse and neglect to?
a) Your agency’s designated investigator
b) Your agency’s CEO or Executive Director
c) The person who is alleged to have committed the abuse or neglect
d) Your supervisor
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