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Please circle the correct
answer:
To
be diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome (TS), a person must have
which of the following?
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Motor and
vocal tics for less than 12 months
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Motor
and vocal tics for at least 12 months
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Motor
or vocal tics for at least 12 months
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Motor,
but not vocal tics for greater than 12 months
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Which
of the following is not
true regarding tic expression?
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Tics wax
and wane in frequency and intensity
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Tics
tend to get worse into adulthood for most people with TS
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Every
student’s tics may be different
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Onset
is typically between the ages of 5 and 6
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Which
of the following is not
a type of a tic that is commonly seen?
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Eye
blinking
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Throat
clearing
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Saying
curse words or using socially inappropriate language
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Facial
grimacing
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Which
of the following disorders are more likely to co-occur in
children with TS than in children without TS?
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Obsessive
Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
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Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
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Learning
Disorders
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Asthma
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a,
b, and c,
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all
of the above
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The following are
ways that Tourette Syndrome impacts classroom learning:
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Motor
tics can interfere with and slow down reading and writing
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Concern
about how peers and teachers respond can increase anxiety
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The
effort of suppressing tics can distract a child
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All
of the above
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Which of the following is
a true statement about positive and proactive support?
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Positive
and proactive support for children with Tourette Syndrome can
maximize the ability to learn
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Positive
and proactive support does not have an effect on how children
function because Tourette Syndrome is genetic
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Which of the following is
NOT an effective strategy to enhance learning children with
Tourette Syndrome as reviewed in this workshop?
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Giving extended
time on tests and assignments
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Enhancing the use of
computers and other assistive technologies
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Eliminating
all homework
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Allowing the use of
scribes
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Which is better for a
child with Tourette Syndrome?
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IEP
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504 Plan
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It
depends on the level and type of services that the student needs
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Neither
an IEP or 504 plan is appropriate for a student with TS
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The most
appropriate IEP classification for a student with Tourette
Syndrome according to the IDEA is:
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Emotional disturbance
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Mental Retardation
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Other health impaired
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Traumatic brain injury
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Which
of the following are examples of positive approaches schools can
follow in serving student with TS?
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The
teacher, student, parents and school team work together to
develop classroom adaptations
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Establishing
a punishment system for when the student’s tics interfere
with classroom activities
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Offering
the student the opportunity to conduct a peer in-service
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Early
recognition of tics and TS in the school
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A,
c,d
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All of the above
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