Psychiatric Disability Lecture Flashcards
All of the following are tests of functional limitations except:
a. Understand, apply, or remember information
b. Concentration, persist or maintain pace.
c. Interact with others.
d. Community volunteering.
e. Adapt or manage oneself.
d. Community volunteering.
Which of the following is “based on needs determination period.”
a. SSI.
b. SSDI.
c. Both.
d. Neither.
a. SSI.
Which of the following is “administered by the Social Security Administration”
a. SSI.
b. SSDI.
c. Both.
d. Neither.
c. Both.
Which of the following is “History of contributions via FICA.”
a. SSI.
b. SSDI.
c. Both.
d. Neither.
b. SSDI.
Which of the following is “work related injury.”
a. SSI.
b. SSDI.
c. Both.
d. Neither.
d. Neither.
Which of the following answers is correct in regard to 2017 updates to the SSA’s definition of mental disorders?
a. The SSA added substance use disorders based on the DSM 5 criteria
b. the SSA specified 9 diagnostic categories for adults
c. The SA specified 12 diagnostic categories for children
d. the SSA excluded personality disorders as qualifying for a mental disorder for Social Security
c. The SA specified 12 diagnostic categories for children
Which of the following is “minimum income.”
a. SSI.
b. SSDI.
c. Both.
d. Neither.
a. SSI.
Which of the following disorders is not qualified as a qualifying disorder under Social Security?
a. Personality disorders
b. intellectual disability
c. autism spectrum disorder
d. substance addiction disorders
e. sleep disorders
e. sleep disorders
Which of the following answers is incorrect regarding SA criteria?
a. Paragraph A includes impairment related functional limitations
b. paragraph B includes impairment related functional limitations
c. paragraph C uses objective medical evidence from an acceptable medical source to establish that the person has a medically determinable mental disorder
d. paragraph D examines the anticipated length of time to achieve recovery
a. Paragraph A includes impairment related functional limitations
The case of the school board versus Arline has had a significant influence on cases involving:
a. school safety
b. Airline safety
c. HIV
d. The hiring of teachers
e. Membership on school boards
c. HIV
Which of the following is not a test of functional limitations under Social Security?
a. Concentration, persist or maintain pace
b. Adapt or manage oneself.
c. Interaction with others.
d. Ability to gain employment.
e. Understanding, remembering or applying information.
d. Ability to gain employment.
In Bragdon v. Abbott, the “life activity” that defined the plaintiff’s disability was:
a. depression.
b. Dental carries.
c. Childbearing.
d. Agoraphobia.
e. Acquired immune deficiency syndrome.
c. Childbearing.
In Bragdon v. Abbott, the Supreme Court held that
a. Dentists may not refuse to work on HIV Positive patients.
b. As a matter of law, dentists must work on HIV-positive patients.
c. HIV positivity is a disability only if symptomatic.
d. Asymptomatic HIV infection is a disability under the ADA.
e. Miss Abbott did not qualify for disability.
d. Asymptomatic HIV infection is a disability under the ADA.
In essence, Olmstead v. L.C. addresses:
a. mental retardation.
b. Mental illness.
c. Right to treatment.
d. Need for treatment
e. Community Placement.
e. Community Placement.
Which is correct regarding reasonable accommodations under the ADA?
a. Reasonable accommodations must be retrospective to the time of hiring.
b. Reasonable accommodations are prospective from when the employer learned of the accommodation request.
c. An employer must excuse prior conduct problems if the person subsequently notifies the employer that they have an ADA disability.
d. An employee with a qualifying disability cannot be subject to administrative discipline in the workplace.
b. Reasonable accommodations are prospective from when the employer learned of the accommodation request.
The Yeskey case is unusual among disability cases in that the plaintiff was:
a. a prisoner.
b. A mentally disordered person.
c. A mentally retarded person.
d. A litigious person.
e. None of the above.
a. a prisoner.
The Supreme Court’s holding in Pennsylvania v. Yeskey established that:
a. Hypertension requires accommodation for boot camp enrollment.
b. Hypertension precludes boot camp enrollment.
c. The ADA applies to prison inmates.
d. Yeskey was accommodated.
e. Yeskey should not have been accommodated.
c. The ADA applies to prison inmates.
Which disorder below is excluded as a qualifying diagnosis under the ADA?
a. Personality disorder.
b. Alcohol dependence.
c. OCD.
d. PTSD.
c. OCD.
What percentage of persons evaluated for disability are malingering?
a. 1%.
b. 5%.
c. 10%
d. 30%.
d. 30%.
Which of the following is not correct regarding the ADAAA?
a. The ADAAA effectively overturned the holding by the Toyota court.
b. The ADAAA effectively overturned the holding by the Sutton Court.
c. The ADAAA Goal was to limit the persons who would be eligible to qualify as “Disabled” under the ADA
d. The ADAAA Included “work” as a major life activity.
e. The ADAAA Noted that an impairment that is episodic or in remission is a disability if it substantially limits a major life activity when active.
c. The ADAAA Goal was to limit the persons who would be eligible to qualify as “Disabled” under the ADA
