LP1 Final Test

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1. What does it mean to be health literate?
Understanding medical jargon and complex terminology
Understand one’s own condition, its impact and how to manage it
Having advanced medical knowledge and expertise
Being physically fit and engaging in regular exercise

2. What are the main obstacles to the professional integration of people with disabilities, including epilepsy?
Stigma and prejudice
Lack of government support and employer incentives
Insufficient accessibility and reasonable accommodation
All of the above

3. Do international and European legal frameworks automatically guarantee equal opportunities for people with disabilities in all Member States?
True – These frameworks fully guarantee equal opportunities for people with disabilities in all Member States.
False – These frameworks do not guarantee equal opportunities in all Member States.
True and False – While these frameworks set standards for equal opportunities, their implementation and effectiveness vary across Member States due to differences in resources, political will, and cultural practices.
True – Equal opportunities are guaranteed because an international monitoring body enforces compliance and sanctions non-compliant states.

4. What factors can trigger a seizure?
Sleep deprivation.
Stress.
Both A + B.
Avoiding drinking an excessive amount of alcohol.

5. Can antiseizure medications impair concentration and memory?
Not at all.
Yes, especially some specific drugs.
They will completely impair your memory.
They will impair your reading capacity.

6. What kind of light should you avoid if you have photosensitive epilepsy?
Flickering light.
Blue light.
White light.
Red light.

7. Which of the following best describes accident rates among people with epilepsy compared to the general population?
Accidents never happen for people with epilepsy.
They show similar rates of accidents compared to healthy people.
Yes.
No, they show lower rates of accidents.

8. Which statement about the disclosure obligation is correct?
The more severe the epilepsy is, the later they should disclose it so as not to jeopardise your chances of starting a career.
The more severe the epilepsy, the sooner disclosure is recommended in order to minimise risks and promote acceptance within the organisation.
You should only make a disclosure if you are legally obliged to do so.
You should always disclose your epilepsy at the very beginning of the job application process, regardless of the severity.

9. Which statement about self-help groups is true?
Self-help groups are rarely helpful in making serious career decisions. There is no substitute for trained professionals when it comes to counselling.
Self-help groups are more suitable for non-work-related challenges.
Self-help groups are excellent for professional orientation because they can help to build self-confidence and stand up to social prejudices.
Self-help groups only provide social support and have no impact on career decisions.

10. The CV structure should be divided into clear and well-defined sections. The main parts of a CV include:
Personal information and education.
Work experience.
Personal skills.
All of the above.

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