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Keys For Success: Strategies for Working With Teens and Young Adults With Autism Spectrum Disorders
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. Which subtype of ASD typically does not present with intellectual disability?
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2. Lifetime costs for an individual with autism range from 1.4 to 2.4 million dollars. Expenses during adulthood are primarily attributed to which of the following?
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3. Factors that contribute to an increased risk of obesity in individuals with ASD include which of the following?
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4. There is evidence that physical activity can result in which of the following positive effects in individuals with autism?
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5. A dramatic increase in tasks that require executive functions is typically seen during which stage of development?
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6. According to the evidence, which of the following activities would most support improvement in executive functions?
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7. Planning for transition to adulthood for individuals with ASD should begin at which of the following points in time?
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8. Physical therapists can demonstrate leadership when working with individuals with ASD in which of the following ways?
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9. Which of the below is a reliable measure of participation for an individual with ASD?
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10. A 13 year-old child with ASD is screened for body fat using weight relative to height. His BMI for age percentile rank is 92%. According to the CDCs Pediatric BMI Categories, this child is considered:
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