Advanced Professional Practice Flashcards
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A CEAC consultant is conducting a self-evaluation for a public university. Which ADA title requires public universities to complete a self-evaluation of their services, programs, and activities?
Answer: ADA Title II
ADA Title II requires public entities, including universities, to conduct a self-evaluation of their programs and services for accessibility barriers.
When advising a client on effective communication obligations, a CEAC consultant explains that auxiliary aids and services must be provided to persons with disabilities. Which entity is required to bear the cost of these aids under the ADA?
Answer: The covered entity (business or government)
Under the ADA, covered entities are responsible for the cost of auxiliary aids and services needed for effective communication.
A CEAC consultant is evaluating a newly constructed courtroom. Which ADA Standard section specifically addresses the accessibility of jury boxes and witness stands?
Answer: ADA Standards Section 231
ADA Standards Section 231 addresses courtroom accessibility, including requirements for jury boxes, witness stands, and judges' benches.
A CEAC consultant advises a client that a facility's accessible restroom door hardware must be operable with one hand and not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting. What type of hardware meets this requirement?
Answer: Lever handle hardware
Lever handle hardware meets ADA operable parts requirements because it can be operated with one hand without tight grasping, pinching, or twisting.
During a barrier removal prioritization project under ADA Title III, which step should a CEAC consultant recommend addressing FIRST according to DOJ guidance?
Answer: Accessible entrances to the facility
DOJ guidance prioritizes accessible entrances first so individuals with disabilities can enter the facility before addressing internal barriers.
A CEAC consultant reviews a complaint alleging a place of public accommodation failed to make reasonable modifications. What is the correct standard for determining whether a modification is 'reasonable' under Title III?
Answer: It must not fundamentally alter the nature of the goods or services
A modification is required unless it would fundamentally alter the nature of the goods, services, or operations of the place of public accommodation.
A CEAC consultant is reviewing a swimming pool at a hotel that was constructed in 2010. The pool currently has no accessible means of entry. Under the 2010 ADA Standards, what is required?
Answer: At least one accessible means of entry, such as a pool lift or sloped entry
The 2010 ADA Standards require existing pools to provide at least one accessible means of entry, such as a pool lift or sloped entry, as a barrier removal obligation.