CTRS Practice Exam Questions And Answers
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In Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development, which stage is
characterized by poor logical ability, magical thinking, egocentrism,
and beginning to understand cause and effect?
A) Sensorimotor
B) Preoperational
C) Concrete operational
D) Formal operational - ANSWER -B
Which of the following is NOT an indication of tactile sensitivity?
A) exhibiting distress when hands are dirty
B) complaining about clothing labels rubbing against the skin
C) Refusing to wear uncomfortable clothing
D) Brushing hair three to four times daily - ANSWER -D
Pseudohypertrophic (Duchenne) muscular dystrophy is characterized
by
A) muscle weakness, enlarged muscles from fatty infiltration, and
joint and other skeletal deformities
B) weakness in the upper arms, shoulders that are angles forward,
and lack of facial mobility
C) Weakness of proximal muscles of the pelvic and shoulder girdles
D) weakness of eyelid and throat muscles - ANSWER -A
, Which of the following is NOT characteristic of placing children with
disabilities in the least restrictive environment for study, sports, and
recreation?
A) placing a child in an environment as close to traditional as
possible
B) discontinuing all self-contained special programs
C) placing the child according to individual needs
D) providing alternative choices - ANSWER -B
Which of the following is an example of normalization for a 20- year
old man with Down Syndrome?
A) Assisting him in taking a bus independently to a attend a movie
theater
B) Placing him in a long-term care facility
C) Refusing to allow him to carry or play with children's toys in public
D) Providing rules for behavior in different situations - ANSWER -A
A group of adolescents with autistic disorder are going to attend an
inclusive summer camp with non-disabled adolescents. Which of the
following is the FIRST step? A) provide funding
B) identify support staff
C) assess individual needs
D) provide staff training - ANSWER -C
A 24-year old women with cerebral palsy would like to participate in
bowling but has poor mobility and cannot maintain balance and swing
and throw the bowling ball. Which intervention is MOST appropriate?
A) bowling ball with grip handles
B) bradshaw bowl buggy
C) bowling ball pusher
Verified 100% Correct
In Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development, which stage is
characterized by poor logical ability, magical thinking, egocentrism,
and beginning to understand cause and effect?
A) Sensorimotor
B) Preoperational
C) Concrete operational
D) Formal operational - ANSWER -B
Which of the following is NOT an indication of tactile sensitivity?
A) exhibiting distress when hands are dirty
B) complaining about clothing labels rubbing against the skin
C) Refusing to wear uncomfortable clothing
D) Brushing hair three to four times daily - ANSWER -D
Pseudohypertrophic (Duchenne) muscular dystrophy is characterized
by
A) muscle weakness, enlarged muscles from fatty infiltration, and
joint and other skeletal deformities
B) weakness in the upper arms, shoulders that are angles forward,
and lack of facial mobility
C) Weakness of proximal muscles of the pelvic and shoulder girdles
D) weakness of eyelid and throat muscles - ANSWER -A
, Which of the following is NOT characteristic of placing children with
disabilities in the least restrictive environment for study, sports, and
recreation?
A) placing a child in an environment as close to traditional as
possible
B) discontinuing all self-contained special programs
C) placing the child according to individual needs
D) providing alternative choices - ANSWER -B
Which of the following is an example of normalization for a 20- year
old man with Down Syndrome?
A) Assisting him in taking a bus independently to a attend a movie
theater
B) Placing him in a long-term care facility
C) Refusing to allow him to carry or play with children's toys in public
D) Providing rules for behavior in different situations - ANSWER -A
A group of adolescents with autistic disorder are going to attend an
inclusive summer camp with non-disabled adolescents. Which of the
following is the FIRST step? A) provide funding
B) identify support staff
C) assess individual needs
D) provide staff training - ANSWER -C
A 24-year old women with cerebral palsy would like to participate in
bowling but has poor mobility and cannot maintain balance and swing
and throw the bowling ball. Which intervention is MOST appropriate?
A) bowling ball with grip handles
B) bradshaw bowl buggy
C) bowling ball pusher
