GRADED A ACTUAL TEST Questions and Answers Solved

2 GRADED A+ (ACTUAL TEST ) Questions and Answers (Solved)

• People who are intrinsically motivated in their leisure tend to
• avoid situations in which they are challenged to demonstrate a certain skill level.
• seek challenges equal to their competence.
• avoid situations which may result in negative feedback about their performance.
• seek situations that are easily accomplished or quickly won.

Answer: B. seek challenges equal to their competence.

• When he is upset or things do not go his way, the client lashes out at people,

often making very caustic remarks and sometimes striking them. A TR facilitation technique that is most likely to help the client is called

• journaling.
• reality therapy.
• resocialization.
• anger management.

Answer: D. anger management.

• A is a document kept within a client's medical record that specifies the

actions to be taken on behalf of and by the client in order to reach his goals.

• critical pathway
• written plan of operation
• protocol
• treatment plan

Answer: D. treatment plan

• The 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

• zero-based budgeting.
• zero-sum budgeting.
• revenue and expense budgeting.
• NIL (No income or losses) budgeting.

Answer: A. zero-based budgeting.

• If the client does not understand the language used on the assessment or becomes

fatigued, what is likely to happen?

• The CTRS will gain insight into the sitting tolerance of the client.
• The therapist still will be able to use the assessments from other disciplines to build 1 / 4

a treatment plan.

• Nothing, most CTRS's do not use assessment scores anyway.
• The assessment score will not be reflective of the person's skills, attitudes, and

knowledge.

Answer: D. The assessment score will not be reflective of the person's skills,

attitudes, and knowledge.

• After the client assessment has been completed, the next step in the pro-

gramming process is to:

• write treatment summaries.
• analyze activities.
• identify the problems and strengths of the client.
• develop goals and objectives.

Answer: C. identify the problems and strengths of the client.

• Why does "thought stopping" help reduce stress reactions in people who have

obsessive or phobic thoughts?

• Thoughts precede emotions, which precede physiological responses.
• It punishes them for their negative thoughts.
• It isolates them from the group before they can be hurt.
• It shows them they have value and worth.

Answer: A. Thoughts precede emotions, which precede physiological responses.

• A facility that provides comprehensive services for individuals with physical

disabilities on an inpatient and outpatient basis is called a

• community mental health center.
• physical medicine and rehabilitation center.
• sheltered workshop.
• homebound program.

Answer: B. physical medicine and rehabilitation center.

• 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

• validity
• reliability
• usability
• practicability

Answer: A. validity

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• The purpose of quality improvement activities is to
• gather client input into the improvement of programs.
• increase communication with other members of the treatment team.
• increase documentation of TR services.
• improve the effectiveness of client services.

Answer: D. improve the effectiveness of client services.

• Which of the following are typical parts of a diagnostic protocol?
• Assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation.
• Subjective, objective, analysis, planning.
• Comprehensive program descriptions and specific program descriptions.
• Client problems, assessment criteria, process criteria, and outcomes criteria.

Answer: D. Client problems, assessment criteria, process criteria, and outcomes

criteria.

• The CTRS encourages clients to express preferences and make decisions as

much as is possible. The CTRS is applying which ethical principle?

• autonomy.
• privacy.
• beneficence.
• justice.

Answer: A. autonomy

• A clinical CTRS and a community CTRS are conducting a marketing analysis to

set up a joint outpatient TR rehab program. Which statement identifies a factor that would be considered an opportunity to promote this joint venture?

• PT and OT are currently contracting their services in the community.
• A private health care company is providing in-home care in the area.
• Patient length of stay in inpatient rehabilitation is continuing to decrease.
• An ADA survey is presently being conducted in the community.

Answer: C. Patient length of stay in inpatient rehabilitation is continuing to decrease.

• On an activity analysis form, the items about interaction patterns (such as

unilateral, intra-individual, etc.) would best fit under the component of

• physical
• Mental
• emotional
• social

Answer: D. social

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• A CTRS solely uses an activity inventory to assess client's functional abilities.

Which of the following is most likely to happen?

• the validity of results is increased.
• the validity of results is decreased.
• The reliability of results is increased.
• The reliability of results is decreased.

Answer: B. the validity of results is decreased.

• An advantage of SOAP notes over narrative notes is that they
• are completed only by select members of the treatment team.
• contain more subjective information about the client.
• are more structured and organized.
• require behavioral observations.

Answer: C. are more structured and organized.

• A CTRS should use which of the following resources to find successful, proven

methods of achieving positive client outcomes through actual TR services?

• Therapeutic Recreation Journal
• An introduction to TR textbook
• Adapted Activities Quarterly
• ATRA Newsletter

Answer: A. Therapeutic Recreation Journal

• In which of the following steps does the CTRS gather data for service quality

improvement?

• Assessment.
• Program planning.
• Program implementation.
• Program evaluation.

Answer: D. Program evaluation.

• A CTRS wants to assess a patients/clients ability to follow simple directions.

The CTRS should assess behavior from which of the following do- mains?

• Cognitive.
• Physical.
• Emotional.
• Social.

Answer: A. Cognitive.

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