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Exam of 7 pages for the course CTRS at CTRS (NCTRC Practice -3)
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NCTRC Practice #3The primary role of CTRS's working with individuals who have autism is to ___ ? -
answer have them learn a variety of leisure skills that their peers might know
Which of the following is an example of a self-fulfilling prophecy? - answer The client
fails to score a point, just as he predicted earlier
One of the MOST important aspects of a client/therapist, relationship is for the CTRS
to ? - answer have an unconditional positive regard for the client
The CTRS wants to start a garden group that clients can independently attend and
organize. The best group format would be ? - answer clubs and special interest group
Which of the following organizations allows for chapter affiliation by local groups of
therapeutic recreation specialists? – answer ATRA (American therapeutic recreation
association)
Which of the following is an example of extinction that is meant to reduce a specific
behavior? - answertaking away a favorite toy when the client misbehaves
The CTRS was offered free tickets for patients to attend a special performance of a play
during the afternoon, but instead chose to have the patients/clients pay and attend a
night performance. The CTRS was demonstrating which of the following mainstreaming
principles? - answernormalization
The CTRS is working with a group of chemically dependent teenagers. The goal of the
programs is " To gain and understanding of the importance of leisure". The CTRS
decides to use an activity called "Twenty Things I Love To Do". This is an example of? -
answervalues clarification
A person who had a brain injury and now has problems speaking is considered to have?
- answeraphasia
The CTRS on a mental health unit plans on providing instruction on coping skills for
clients. Which of the following would NOT be a consideration? - answerIncrease in
behavioral prompts
Alzheimer's type dementia is caused by? - answerbiological changes in the brain
A client outcome is the ? - answerobserved changes in client's status as a result of
interventions
, Children with visual or hearing impairments are often found to have significantly
reduced _____ in comparison with their seeing or hearing peers. - answerphysical
fitness
Which of the following are typical parts of a client treatment plan? - answerassessment
results, goals and objectives, interventions and reevaluation schedule
Paralysis on one side of the body is called ? - answerhemiplegia
ATRA's Standards for the Practice of Therapeutic Recreation document is divided into
two sections of ? - answerdirect practice and management
The CTRS sends in forms reporting participation in continuing education activities to
NCTRC every five years. The CTRS is adhering to which principle of the ATRA Code of
Ethics? - answercompetence
The dividing vertebrae between being classified as a paraplegic and a quadriplegic is -
answerT1, T2
In promoting their long-term care facility, the CTRS suggested her management team
capitalize on the bond and affinity that current residents have with staff. The CTRS is
promoting which kind of marketing? - answerrelationship marketing
Which of the following medications is classified as an adjuvant ? - answerelavil
Which of the following is the most difficult of all documentation methods to easily
interpret and extrapolate information from? - answernarrative records
In a facility that uses the Health Protection/Health Promotion model of therapeutic
recreation, what would be the intent of service delivery? - answerhelping people
overcome barriers to health that interfere with their leisure
The major components of the Optimizing Lifelong Health through Therapeutic
Recreation service delivery model are ? - answerselecting, optimizing, compensating,
and evaluating
Which question is the BEST formative evaluation concern? - answerHow does the
second day of the program need to be changed from the first day ?
Which method of behavioral observation and recording is the CTRS using when she
checks the activity room at 9:00, 11:00, 1:00 and 3:00 to see how many patients are
watching television? - answerinstantaneous time sampling
Clients are most likely to achieve an optimal experience when __ ? - answerthe activity
challenge and their skill level are nearly equal
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