School Based

Question 1

what is the Edu for All Handicap Children Act

Answer 1

free appropriate public edu for all children with disabilities 6-21

Question 2

7 major provisions of Edu for All Handicap Children Act

Answer 2

• zero rejects
• least restrictive environ
• right to due process
• nondiscriminatory eval
• IEP
• parent participation
• related services

Question 3

what is IDEA of 2004

Answer 3

Individuals with Disabilities Edu Act which was originally Edu for All Handicap Children Act

Question 4

purpose of IDEA 2004

Answer 4

**free appropriate public edu that prepares them for further edu, employment, and independent living

Question 5

4 parts of IDEA 2004

Answer 5

• A: general provisions
• B: school aged
• C: early intervention
• D: national programs

Question 6

what is IDEA part B? what is PT?

Answer 6

3-21 year old with disabilities, free and approp public edu (FAPE)

PT is a related service

Question 7

what is a least restrictive environment

Answer 7

• age and grade approp
• kids with disabilities in reg class with special edu support

Question 8

eligibility for PT for IDEA

Answer 8

**must have edu need for special ed

Question 9

7 ex of categorical disability

Answer 9

• autism
• deaf blindness
• ortho impair
• developmental delay
• speech and lang
• emotional disturbance
• TBI

Question 10

what is IEP? consists of who?

Answer 10

individualized edu program

teacher, PARENTS, PT, OT, ST, etc

Question 11

how is child eligible for IEP

Answer 11

must be eligible for special ed

Question 12

what does IEP team need to do if child qualifies

Answer 12

create written IEP within 30 days

Question 13

6 roles of PT in a school

Answer 13

• collab with IEP team
• edu fam and staff
• mg equip
• consult teacher and other providers
• attend IEP meetings
• trend away from one-on-one tx

Question 14

what is the Rehab Act of 1973 section 504

Answer 14

prohibits discrimination of person w/ disability in a place with fed funding

Question 15

how is Section 504 different from IDEA

Answer 15

for students who don’t require special edu

Question 16

purpose of section 504

Answer 16

expand student’s eligibility for related school services

Question 17

define qualified handicap

Answer 17

phys or mental impair that limits 1 or more maj life act

Question 18

tests for PT eval for section 504 (5)

Answer 18

standardized tests:
- Peabody developmental motor scales (PDMS)
- bruininks oseretsky test of motor prof. (BOT)
- gross motor fxn measure (GFMF)

fxnal ability:
- Ped. eval of disability index (PEDI)
- school fxn assess. (SFA)

Question 19

what parts of IDEA contain transition services

Answer 19

part B and C ?

Question 20

part B to adult community for transition services (age, includes what)

Answer 20

start at 16 but some 14

post secondary edu, employment, living, work, transport

Question 21

doc for transition services

Answer 21

depends on local edu agencies and school districts

Question 22

when is formal eval needed for transition services

Answer 22

triennial report

Question 23

what is fam edu rights privacy act (FERPA)

Answer 23

fed law protects students and fam’s edu records

Question 24

how is FERPA different from HIPAA

Answer 24

FERPA is school, HIPAA is medical

Question 25

age range for part C of IDEA

Answer 25

0-3

Question 26

what is part C of IDEA

Answer 26

fed assist. early intervention services 0-3 fam centered services in natural environments

Question 27

Eligibility for early intervention in part C of IDEA

Answer 27

disability in one or more phys, cog, comm, social, emotional, or adaptive development

Question 28

3 eligibility criteria for part C of IDEA

Answer 28

- greater than or equal to one domain (cog, phys, comm, social/emotional, adaptive development) - dx phys or mental condition w/ high probability develop delay - at risk toddler/infant

Question 29

components of Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) 4

Answer 29

- current lvl of fxn - fam's concerns, priorities, resources - early intervent. services - service coordinator

Question 30

who is delivery agency for CA IFSP

Answer 30

regional center

Question 31

5 purposes of early intervention

Answer 31

- enhance development - decrease future costs - max potential - edu fam of children with special needs - access to service providers

Question 32

role of PT in early intervention (4)

Answer 32

- PRIMARY service - promote motor learning, environment adapt, fam support, edu - health promotion and prevention - refer out when needed

Question 33

how is PT different in part B and C

Answer 33

part B relative service part C primary service

Question 34

6 domains for part B

Answer 34

physical cog communication social or emotional adaptive development

Question 35

IDEA's def of natural environment

Answer 35

settings normal for child's age peers who have no disabilities

Question 36

key elements of family centered EI (3)

Answer 36

- listen and respect - flexible organization systems - promote family-professional collab

Question 37

purpose of CA children's services (CCS)

Answer 37

provides MED NECESSARY SERVICES and rehab to children with disabilities birth to 21

Question 38

2 non-eligible CCS conditions

Answer 38

- down syndrome - genetic conditions w/o specific neuro symps

Question 39

what units are used for CCS

Answer 39

**medical therapy units (MTU)

Question 40

what type of funding does CCS receive

Answer 40

state, county and fed

Question 41

what is dynamic movement intervention

Answer 41

therapeutic technique to improve automatic postural responses

Question 42

what is the goal of dynamic movement intervention

Answer 42

provoke specified active motor response in response to dynamic ex rx by PT

Question 43

what does dynamic movement intervention stimulate

Answer 43

neuroplasticity

Question 44

3 types of dynamic movement interventions?

Answer 44

- whole body vib - total motion release - garments