Greg is a nurse serving a community-based group home for individuals with developmental and mental health disabilities. He is responsible to provide nursing services for 14 residents in three group homes. To best serve his clients, as well as the larger community of disabled residents, he has taken several courses related to the needs of those with disabilities.
1.Greg has learned that the historical view of those with disabilities has evolved. In current frameworks, it is viewed as important to differentiate among the concepts of impairment, disability, and handicap. In this framework, the concept of a person's limited ability to perform an activity in an expected way is best described as a(n): Give a rationale
Impairment
Disability
Handicap
Deficit
2.Most of Greg's clients require assistance in multiple functional areas. This assistance is necessary, in part, because of environmental and social barriers that affect their quality of life. A common barrier to proper health care is poor access to transportation services. This is an example of what type of barrier? Give a rationale
Psychological
Geographic
Cultural
Organizational
3.Many of Greg's clients experience limitations in their ability to function on some level. According to U.S. Census Bureau definitions, the client who requires assistance with money management, paying bills, etc., is said to have a limitation in: Give a rationale
Functional activities
Activities of daily living
Instrumental activities of daily living
Financial management
4. Greg has served in his current position since 1990. During this period of time, he has become convinced of the importance of the advocacy role of community health nurses and he has participated in efforts to pass landmark legislation protecting the rights of those with disabilities. This legislation, which resulted in the formalized expectation of "reasonable accommodations," is referred to as the: Give a rationale
Americans with Disabilities Act
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
Ticket to Work Act
Work Incentives Improvement Act