You will need to answer 14 questions correctly to pass the test.
1. Which demographic group has the highest rate of maternal alcohol use during pregnancy? (p.4)
2. Which of the following is NOT an identified maternal risk factor for FASD? (p.6)
3. Alcohol passes easily via diffusion from maternal blood into the fetal blood. (p.8)
4. Prenatal alcohol exposure to the developing fetus brain may cause _______. (p.9)
5. Nervous system development begins in about the eighth week of gestation. (p.10)
6. Alcohol is passed to infants postnatally via breast milk. (p.11)
7. The four requirements for establishing a diagnosis of FAS are _______. (p.13)
8. Facial dysmorphia is established by examining the lip philtrum and the palpebral fissures. (p.13-14)
9. FASD related CNS abnormalities can be structural, neurological, or functional. (p.14-15)
10. Which of the following is NOT a common FAS related cognitive or behavioral impairment. (p.18-19)
11. A child should be referred for full FAS evaluation when there is confirmed significant maternal prenatal alcohol use. (p.22)
12. The goal of a multidisciplinary collaborative evaluation is _______. (p.26)
13. Which of the following is NOT typically part of a comprehensive FAS evaluation? (p.27-29)
14. Which of the following statements regarding FASD secondary conditions is FALSE? (p.39-40)
15. Overall, _______ are considered areas of strength of individuals with FASDs. (p.41)
16. Children with FASDs often display difficulties understanding social boundaries, reading, social cues, and relating to peers. (p.44)
17. All the cognitive, behavioral, and functioning problems associated with FASDs typically decrease during adolescence. (p.44)
18. The keys to working successfully with children with FASDs include structure, consistency, variety, brevity, and persistence. (p.47)
19. What are the primary goals of providing feedback to the family? (p.47-48)
20. Early intervention programs with children with FASD are guaranteed under the _______. (p.51)