9 – How Assessment

A useful tool for determining the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed by VR Counselors serving consumers who are hard of hearing and late deafened is:





Which of the following is not a common misconception when providing VR services for consumers who are hard of hearing and late deafened:





Finding potential VR Consumers who are hard of hearing and late deafened can be difficult because:





A referral source for locating persons who are hard of hearing and late deafened and may need VR services to keep their job is:





When a VR Counselor meets a new consumer with a hearing loss applying for services they should:





The consumer with a hearing loss is generally knowledgeable about:





The VR application process might need to be expedited for a person who is hard of hearing or late deafened if they are:





To help prevent a premature closure, the VR Counselor trained to serve consumers who are hard of hearing or late deafened should:





When determining eligibility and severity of disability for a consumer with hearing loss, the best indicator will be:





The following information may be needed before the IPE is developed with the consumer with hearing  loss:





Consumers who are hard of hearing and late deafened may need guidance and counseling services provided by the VR Counselor to:





A service that is often needed by consumers with hearing loss but often overlooked is:





Mental Health services may be needed for a VR consumer who is hard of hearing or late deafened if:





A good resource when providing training services to consumers who are hard of hearing or late deafened is:





After case closure, post employment services may be most appropriate when: