Under the AODA, some persons with disabilities may be accompanied by a support person. Support persons often assist with: Answer:  Communicating on behalf of their client Assisting clients with mobility devices Assisting clients with medication All of the Above

AODA Module15 of 21Question: The Information and Communications Standard is important to thousands of people in Ontario who are disabled, including those who are visually impaired, hearing impaired, mute, have difficulty writing and ___________. Answer:  Need support with mobility Need support with understanding Need support with the Human Rights Code Need support with accessibility standards

AODA Module19 of 21Question: Which of the following is true. Under the Transportation Standard:Answer:  Students with disabilities who are in need of support are identified Individual School Transportation Plans are developed Students in need of support can make a request for specialized transportation All of the above

A support worker might have to help a person use, manage and care for their own assistive devices. List six devices the support worker would be able to help with.

What does the acronym AODA stand for? Answer:  Assistance for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Accessibility Over Disabilities Act None of the Above

Linda, who uses a wheelchair, begins to slide down in her chair in a slouched position. She asks if you are able to assist her. You have been trained on how to support Linda and know that this is part of her care, as documented in her addendum. Which permitted action are you using?Allow a licensed health care professional to safely conduct a medical examination or to provide medical treatment ordered by a licensed health care professionalAssist in the safe evacuation or redirection of a person in the event of an emergency and the person is at imminent risk of harmPosition a person with physical disabilities in a manner specified in the person's coordinated service and support plan addendumUse of adaptive aids or equipment, orthotic devices, or other medical equipment ordered by a licensed health professional to treat a diagnosed medical condition do not in and of themselves constitute the use of mechanical restraint