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Office Environment and Reception: Accommodations

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 has affected medical facilities by ______.

a)

Limiting access

b)

Improving accessibility

c)

Reducing costs

d)

Increasing staff

2.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 was designed to make all public places accessible to individuals with _________.

a)

financial difficulties

b)

physical challenges

c)

educational needs

d)

mental health issues

3.

Which year was the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) enacted?

a)

1980

b)

1990

c)

2000

d)

2010

4.

Doors must be wide enough for what according to ADA requirements?

a)

Bicycles

b)

Wheelchairs

c)

Motorcycles

d)

Cars

5.

If speaking is not effective, what can assistants do to ensure understanding for hearing-impaired patients?

a)

Write important messages on paper

b)

Use complex language

c)

Ignore the patient

d)

Speak louder

6.

If a patient has no English-speaking ability, what should the office assistant do?

a)

Find an interpreter

b)

Speak louder

c)

Use complex language

d)

Ignore the patient

7.

Assistants must be aware of patient confidentiality. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Deaf patients may communicate through _________.

a)

Sign language

b)

Body gestures

c)

Lip-reading

d)

All of the above.

9.

What should office assistants do to avoid startling vision-impaired patients?

a)

Speak loudly

b)

Speak softly but clearly

c)

Use sign language

d)

Ignore them

10.

For vision-impaired patients, what should be available?

a)

Large type or Braille

b)

Audio books

c)

Sign language interpreters

d)

Video guides

11.

How should office assistants lead extremely ill patients?

a)

Directly into a special waiting or exam room

b)

To the cafeteria

c)

To the parking lot

d)

To the main entrance.

12.

Office assistants should be well-informed about ______ for Medicare patients.

a)

Supplemental insurance

b)

Entertainment options

c)

Dietary restrictions

d)

Travel plans

13.

When speaking with patients in wheelchairs, office assistants should ______.

a)

Stand above them

b)

Sit at their level

c)

Ignore them

d)

Speak loudly.

14.

What must assistants consider when interacting with patients who are disabled or elderly?

a)

Special considerations

b)

Financial aid

c)

Medical history

d)

Dietary needs

15.

Assistants must make special considerations for patients who have ________ barriers.

a)

language

b)

financial

c)

cultural

d)

educational