RESNA ATP EXAM STUDY GUIDE |
WITH ACTUAL COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100%
| 2025 UPDATE
1. What does RESNA stand for?
ANSWER: Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North
America
2. What does ATP stand for?
ANSWER: Assistive Technology Professional
3. What type of hearing loss can result in dizziness?
ANSWER: Sensorineural
4. What is the major function of the dermis that is of concern for people who have had
a spinal cord lesion?
ANSWER: Sensation
5. What is the function of a ligament?
ANSWER: Attaches one bone to another
6. What happens in a left CVA (Cerebrovascular Accident)?
ANSWER: Right Side paralyzed, language would be involved
, 7. What is the characteristic of neutral or normal pelvic alignment?
ANSWER: The ASIS and PSIS are level with each other
8. What happens during posterior pelvic tilt?
ANSWER: Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS is higher than the PSIS
9. What happens during anterior pelvic tilt?
ANSWER: Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is lower than the PSIS
10. What is pelvic obliquity?
ANSWER: One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher than the other
11. What is pelvic rotation?
ANSWER: One side of the pelvis is more anterior or more posterior than the other
12. Why is knowing the client’s level of spinal cord injury important?
ANSWER: It indicates what motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, and
helps determine parameters the assistive technology must fulfill.
13. What does a cerebellum disorder affect?
ANSWER: Impaired Motor Coordination
14. What is abduction?
ANSWER: Movement away from the midline
15. What is adduction?
ANSWER: Movement toward midline
WITH ACTUAL COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS RATED 100%
| 2025 UPDATE
1. What does RESNA stand for?
ANSWER: Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North
America
2. What does ATP stand for?
ANSWER: Assistive Technology Professional
3. What type of hearing loss can result in dizziness?
ANSWER: Sensorineural
4. What is the major function of the dermis that is of concern for people who have had
a spinal cord lesion?
ANSWER: Sensation
5. What is the function of a ligament?
ANSWER: Attaches one bone to another
6. What happens in a left CVA (Cerebrovascular Accident)?
ANSWER: Right Side paralyzed, language would be involved
, 7. What is the characteristic of neutral or normal pelvic alignment?
ANSWER: The ASIS and PSIS are level with each other
8. What happens during posterior pelvic tilt?
ANSWER: Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS is higher than the PSIS
9. What happens during anterior pelvic tilt?
ANSWER: Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is lower than the PSIS
10. What is pelvic obliquity?
ANSWER: One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher than the other
11. What is pelvic rotation?
ANSWER: One side of the pelvis is more anterior or more posterior than the other
12. Why is knowing the client’s level of spinal cord injury important?
ANSWER: It indicates what motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, and
helps determine parameters the assistive technology must fulfill.
13. What does a cerebellum disorder affect?
ANSWER: Impaired Motor Coordination
14. What is abduction?
ANSWER: Movement away from the midline
15. What is adduction?
ANSWER: Movement toward midline
