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1
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where is Canine Assistants located?

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Milton Georgia

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What isCanine Assistants mission?

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non-profit that trains and provides dog to enhance and improve lives of children and adults who have physical disabilities, seizure conditions or other special needs

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is Canine Assistants part ADi

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no

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Canine Assistants clients are

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all clients accepted. 50 states and 5 countries

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5
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Canine Companions for independence was founded in

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Santa Rosa by Bonita Bergin in 1975

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who was the largest non profit provider

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Canine Companions for independence

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Is Canine Companions for independence part of ADI

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yes, the first organization to be added

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Clients of Canine Companions for independence

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anyone

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Where was Canines for service found?

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in wilmington. the Co-founder is Rick Hairston

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is Canines for service part of ADI

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yes

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What types of dogs does Canines for service have

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they have rescue dogs

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what type of dogs do they train?

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mobility only

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what type of clients do Canines for service have?

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Non active duty veterans and civilians above the age of ten living with in 10 hours of wilmington

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what the training period for clients for Canines for service

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7-10 days

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Where is 4 paws for ability founded?

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ohio and alaska by Karen Shirk and Myasthenia Gravis

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Is 4 paws for ability part of ADI?

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No

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sources of dogs for 4 paws for ability

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local breeding, shelters, and donations

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18
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Types of clients for 4 paws for ability

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any child who wishes to have the love companionship and independence that are the results of service dog placement

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Any financial obligations for 4 paws for ability?

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yes, they have to pay cash up front ( only organization that we learned about that other than paws4people that do this)

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20
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Where was America’s VetDogs founded?

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Smithtown, NY in 2003 by Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind

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Is america’s VetDog part of ADI?

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yes

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Types of dogs trained for America’s VetDogs

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  • Types of dogs trained: Guide Dogs, Facility Dogs, Service Dogs, to include PTSD, guide dog, hearing, service, military facility dog, wheelchair guides, seizure response.
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23
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where does America’s VetDogs get their dogs

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breeding program

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what types of clients does America’s VetDogs have?

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  • Types of clients accepted, placement criteria: Wounded and disabled veterans first responders and facility workers.. honourably discharged only.
25
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Who discovered autism

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Eugen Bleulur, 1911

26
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what causes autism

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Abnormalities to the brain, heredity, genetic, and environmental factors

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What constitutes as a physical disability

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mobility limitation, hearing/visual impairment that makes daily activities hard to do

28
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Is physical disability congenital or acquired

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both

29
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What an example of Physical disability

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cerebral palsy

30
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whats a spinal chord injury?

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Any injury to the spine, loss of sensory or motor function in the body below site of injury

31
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what causes traumatic spinal chord injury?

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tearing, pinching, swelling, or bruising

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What causes non-taumatic spinal chord injury?

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bacterial/ viral infections of spinal nerve cells. cysts tumors, interruption of blood supply

33
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What a quadriplegia

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paralysis effects all four limbs, cervical spinal chord injury

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Paraplegia

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lower limbs paralyzed only, thoracic or lumbar spinal chord injury

35
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PTSD

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caused by traumatic event that causes nightmares and anxiety

36
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TBI

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cause by a blow to the head

37
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treatments for PTSD

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Exposure therapy, face fear

Cognitive restructuring: Help realize the truth of what happened

Stress inoculation training: Helps reduce stress and anxiety

Virtual reality treatment: makes person relive trauma in controlled environment

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Treatments for TBI

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Anti-seizure: prevent further brain damage

Coma-inducing: help aid blood vessels that have trouble bringing nutrients to brain.

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Intellectual Disability

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Characterized by intellectual function and adaptive behavior liminatition

40
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what causes ID

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condition impairing the brain before or after birth

41
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Who is alex

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He is a college undergrad with cerebral palsy, he got this because he was born 5 weeks premature. he has a dog name Kingsley

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How does alex describe his disorder

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its like someone else is in your body, muscle don’t do what he wants them to do.

43
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Whats the back story between Kingsley and Alex

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Alex’s sister and mom heard about assistant dogs and they called paws4people. they did application and got in. when they went to bump Kingsley and Alex connected. it took a year of training. But then Kingsley had to go back to training because she was afraid of thunderstorms. Then they past the test and been together ever since. Last yer Kingsley won service dog of the year.

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what does Kingsley do for alex?

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helps pick things up, takes of his cloths for him., helps with socialization, and to get stuff at night

45
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Who is Nacy kiger

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She is a Physical therapist that does research for assistant animals in therapy and rehabilitation

46
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What id rehabilitation

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the physical restoration of a disable person by therapeutic measures and reeducation to participate in life

47
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What is Animals Assisted Activities ( AAA)?

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using animals in rehabilitation

48
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what is Animals Assisted therapy (AAT)

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this is a more goal orientated therapy, used to get a specific response

49
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what does a dog do in AAT

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improve motor skills, independent movement, increase self-esteem, decrease anxiety, increase exercise, decrease distractions, an increase motivation

50
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What does a dog do in AAt schools

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head control, scooting, reaching, stretching, sitting balance, kneeling, motor control, ball handling, carrying, wheeling up on a ramp or down a hallway, doing the steps, jumping, walking backwards, trying new things, augmentative communication, vocalization, counting, and socializing

51
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Who is Elizabeth Litten Dulin

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she is a head education at the Lionheart School. She has a dog name Langley who helps her with Floortime.

52
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what are some symptoms for autism

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can’t express themselves, repetitive behaviors, not sociable, can’t rest, has to have a routine

53
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What is the developmental program

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developmental, individual differences, relationships ( the Dir model)

54
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What is the DIR/ Floortime

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is an evidence based approach that is based on the DIR model. During floor time individuals get on the floor and try help individuals become more engaged and interactive in certain settings

55
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Who is Langley

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she is a facility based education dog, however she is an all accessed dog. she also works at a assistant living facility too.

56
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What does Langley do at Lionheart

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she helps the kids become more social, play games, and learn new skills

57
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List the following from best to worst: Gingivitis, lower back pain, uncomplicated diabetes, epilepsy, non-invasive breast cancer, moderate depression, sever asthma,sever vision lose, sever PTSD, paraplegic, server chronic bronchitis, severe depression, sever schizophrenia , and sever dementia

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Gingivitis, lower back pain, uncomplicated diabetes, epilepsy, non-invasive breast cancer, moderate depression, sever asthma,sever vision lose, sever PTSD, paraplegic, server chronic bronchitis, severe depression, sever schizophrenia , and sever dementia

58
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Who were the pairs in glory hounds?

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Kent and Zora ( she died)( they looked for IEDs)
Drew and Emily ( looked for insurgents)
Len and Azza ( he got injured in duty) ( IEDS)
Denmark and Flako ( attacks and explosive)

assistant dog (3 decks)

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