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WorksheetsQuiz on Medical and Social Models of Disability
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
According to the social model, what is a cause of disability?
Genetic factors
The way society is organized
Lack of medical care
Poor nutrition
According to the social model, what is a cause of disability?
Genetic factors
The way society is organized
Lack of medical care
Poor nutrition
What is an example of removing barriers according to the social model?
Providing medication
Installing a lift
Offering counseling
Increasing taxes
What does the medical model of disability try to treat with?
Social interventions
Medication and surgery
Economic incentives
Educational programs
What is 'disablement' associated with?
The ability to perform daily activities independently.
The noun associated with the verb disable.
A legal term for discrimination.
A type of physical exercise.
What specific needs are considered in the planning of public buildings?
The needs of older people, families with children, and people with disabilities.
The needs of architects and engineers.
The needs of government officials.
The needs of construction workers.
What year did the Department for Transport introduce a policy to help promote social inclusion?
2004
2010
2012
2000
What was the focus of the Centre for Research in Social Policy's 2012 report?
Accessibility Planning Policy: Evaluation and Future Directions.
Building Design and Architecture.
Economic Growth and Development.
Environmental Conservation.
What does Part M of the Building Regulations 2010 address?
Accessibility requirements for buildings for people who use a wheelchair.
Fire safety measures in buildings.
Energy efficiency in buildings.
Building height restrictions.
What should each research group present to the other group?
Their findings on local accessibility issues.
Their favorite building designs.
Their travel experiences.
Their opinions on public transport.
Why might someone with agoraphobia need help with shopping?
They enjoy shopping
They find it difficult to leave their house
They have too many friends
They prefer online shopping
What is an example of a mobility aid mentioned in the text?
Electric scooter
Rollator
Walking stick
Crutches
What is important when feeding a service user who has swallowing difficulties?
Serving hot food
Rushing the meal
Serving cold or room temperature food
Ignoring cultural preferences
Why is remaining active important for individuals in residential care?
It helps them sleep more
It prevents them from eating too much
It helps maintain a normal lifestyle
It makes them more dependent
What should be considered when preparing food for service users?
Their cultural and religious needs
The cheapest options
The fastest preparation time
The most popular dishes
What is marginalisation?
Including everyone in social activities
Making people feel excluded and unimportant
Promoting equality
Encouraging participation
