RESNA ATP EXAM WITH QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT SOLUTIONS 2025
UPDATE ALREADY PASSED !!!.
1. Aphasia is common when the stroke occurs in which side of the brain?
ANS: Left
2. A client has experienced a stroke that affected his left side. Why might molded cushion
be on the left armrest of his wheelchair?
ANS: To support his left arm.
3. Spinal Cord Injury and Spina Bifida both fall under which Neurological Disorders?
ANS: Neural Canal
4. If a client referral is inappropriate, what is the next best step?
ANS: Refer the client to an appropriate provider
5. An outcome measure:
ANS: Evaluates the end results against a predetermined set of standards over a period
6. Per RESNA's Code of Ethics, which scenario would NOT represent an ethical dilemma?
ANS: Purchasing AAC devices following an assessment by a qualified Speech and Language
Pathologist
7. Which legislation authorizes state-wide programs to provide technology-related
assistance to children and adults with disabilities, but prohibits payment of funds directly
to vendors who provide AT devices to individuals?
ANS: Assistive Technology Act (Tech Act)
AND 100% CORRECT SOLUTIONS 2025
UPDATE ALREADY PASSED !!!.
1. Aphasia is common when the stroke occurs in which side of the brain?
ANS: Left
2. A client has experienced a stroke that affected his left side. Why might molded cushion
be on the left armrest of his wheelchair?
ANS: To support his left arm.
3. Spinal Cord Injury and Spina Bifida both fall under which Neurological Disorders?
ANS: Neural Canal
4. If a client referral is inappropriate, what is the next best step?
ANS: Refer the client to an appropriate provider
5. An outcome measure:
ANS: Evaluates the end results against a predetermined set of standards over a period
6. Per RESNA's Code of Ethics, which scenario would NOT represent an ethical dilemma?
ANS: Purchasing AAC devices following an assessment by a qualified Speech and Language
Pathologist
7. Which legislation authorizes state-wide programs to provide technology-related
assistance to children and adults with disabilities, but prohibits payment of funds directly
to vendors who provide AT devices to individuals?
ANS: Assistive Technology Act (Tech Act)
