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Practice Test 3 Questions and Answers 2024
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Practice Test 3The CTRS is asked to submit an annual budget that assumes she starts with no dollars
and asks her to justify each dollar she then requests. This type of budgeting is called -
answer zero-based budgeting
After the client assessment has been completed, the next step in programming process
is to - answer identify the problem(s) and strength(s) of the client
A CTRS selects the Comprehensive Evaluation in Recreational Therapy Scale (CERT-
Psych) to measure behavior of a client as observed in group activities. Which
assessment characteristic has the CTRS considered in making this selection? - answer
validity
which of the following are typical parts of a diagnostic protocol? - answer client
problems, assessment criteria, process criteria, and outcome criteria
A CTRS solely uses an activity inventory to assess clients functional abilities. Which of
the following is MOST likely to happen? - answerthe validity of results is decreased
An advantage of SOAP notes over narrative notes is that they - answerare more
structured and organized
In which of the following steps does the CTRS develop intervention protocol? -
answerprogram planning
because of efforts to reduce the amount of time individuals spend in in-patient care,
they are often moved more quickly to - answeroutpatient status
all of the following are ways to establish rapport with clients in an assessment interview
EXCEPT - answerprovide answers for the client
The Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes created by the American Medical
Association describe - answerreimbursable intervention units
which of the following is an example of the condition part of a behavioral objective? -
answerafter the completion of the program
which of the following is NOT an example of a TR departments risk management plan?
- answerRequiring TR student interns to complete their own client assessments
, in order to place clients into a leisure education program, the CTRS wants to assess
social barriers to leisure involvement. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate
content for the assessment instrument? - answerthe ability to interact in group situations
"Frontloading" an activity means that the CTRS - answerexplains the intended
outcomes at the beginning of the activity
the CTRS uses the concept of active treatment in planning hi TR programs. Which of
the following describes this approach? - answerMedically necessary, outcome-oriented
interventions that specify intensity, frequency, and duration
Which one of the following components is missing from the discharge summary?
" Pt. was referred to TR program due to lack of age-appropriate leisure skills and
inability to identify preferred community leisure resources. Pt. participated in Leisure
Skills Training programs on a weekly basis and community activities programs on a
daily basis for five weeks. Pt. met all goals. Pt. enrolled in two community-based leisure
programs. CTRS will follow-up in three weeks to monitor client progress in community. "
- answerPlans for post-discharge involvement
Which of the following assessments would be located in the category of Leisure
Attitudes and Barriers? - answerLeisure motivation scale (LMS)
in medical terminology, MVA means - answermotor vehicle accident
Most video games use which of the following social interaction patterns?
A. intragroup
B. multilateral
C. interindividual
D. extraindividual - answerextraindividual
One mistake in assessment many therapeutic recreation specialists make is to
A. Improve the reliability of their assessment instrument
B. Use the results of the assessment to place clients into programs
C. Use an assessment that was intended for a different purpose
D. Interview clients asking the questions in the same way every time - answerUse an
assessment that was intended for a different purpose
the clients goal is to develop appropriate competitive skills. The CTRS selects table
games like checkers and tic tac toe to initiate interventions. At what social interaction
level has the CTRS begun intervention? - answerinter-individual
which of the following is an example of the CTRS using Continuous Quality
Improvements (CQI? - answerusing client outcome data to modify the next offering of a
program
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