CTRS Practice Exam Questions And Answers
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Leisure activity skills - ANSWER -To demonstrate the ability to
participate in a fitness activity of his/her choice
Leisure awareness - ANSWER -to demonstrate the ability to use
appropriate decision-making skills for leisure involvement
Critical pathway - ANSWER -A facility's master plan for treatment of
each type of patient diagnosis
Primary outcome of completing a task analysis - ANSWER -Behaviors
needed to complete a skill are listed in a teaching sequence
After the patient/client assessment has been completed, the next step
in the programming process is to: - ANSWER -Identify problem(s)
Values clarification - ANSWER -process by which people come to
understand their own values and value system
Democratic leadership style - ANSWER -a leadership style that is
characterized by considerable input from group members
Chaining - ANSWER -using operant conditioning to teach a complex
response by linking together less complex skills
Reality orientation is a technique used to combat what symptom(s)? -
ANSWER -Confusion
,Diagnostic or treatment protocols, when properly researched and
supported, have the potential to: - ANSWER -Standardize therapeutic
recreation practice
Treatment plan - ANSWER -A document within a client's medical
record that specifies the actions to be taken on the behalf of and by
the client in order to reach his/her goals
What is the relationship between quality of life, functional domains,
and client health status? - ANSWER -The quality of life is enhanced
when clients experience improved abilities that promote healthy
behaviors
A person who had a(n) ? disorder may have limited, inflexible
behaviors that inhibit his/her ability to interact with others and deal
with certain aspects of his/her environment: - ANSWER -Attention
deficit
The Leisure Competence Measure (LCM) parallels the format of which
client assessment? - ANSWER -Functional Independence Measure
(FIM)
What are the procedures a TRS should follow when transferring an
individual with a physical disability? - ANSWER -Asking how and
what type of assistance is needed, maintaining a firm grasp on the
individual throughout all points of the transfer, keeping the majority
of the individual's weight as close as possible to the TRS's own body
Older adults often need an extended rest period following exertion
because they: - ANSWER -Require longer to return to a state of
homeostasis after an activity
,In a psychiatric short term unit, during a team meeting it is reported,
"The patient is responding to medication and is stable for referral to
day treatment." Who would MOST LIKELY make this statement during
the staffing? - ANSWER -Psychiatrist
A TRS wants to assess a patient's ability to follow simple directions.
The TRS should assess behavior from which domain? - ANSWER -
Cognitive
The TRS leads a group of clients in a form of stress management that
has them tense certain muscles for five to seven seconds, then relax.
What is this type of stress management called? - ANSWER -
Progressive relaxation
The symptoms of anorexia nervosa are: - ANSWER -Loss of 25
percent body weight, growth of fine body hair
The discrepancy between the mental age (MA) and the chronological
age (CA) for personas with mental retardation: - ANSWER -becomes
more noticeable with age
All programs in therapeutic recreation should be based on: -
ANSWER -Client needs
A person who had a brain injury and now has problems speaking is
considered to have: - ANSWER -Aphasia
, Principles of effective time management - ANSWER -Minimize time
wasters, create an ongoing list of goals and priorities, keep an
organizer or calendar close at home
One of the basic principles of assertiveness training is: - ANSWER
That each individual should be able to stand up for his/her rights,
while acknowledging those of others
When choosing an assessment instrument, the TRS first needs to
determine the instrument's: - ANSWER -Purpose
The Minimum Data Set assessment is required by what agency? -
ANSWER -Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
A treatment plan should be entered into the medical chart after: -
ANSWER -The patient or legal guardian has agreed to the treatment
plan
Typical parts of the diagnostic protocol - ANSWER -Client problems,
assessment criteria, process criteria, and outcomes criteria
Utilization review in hospitals is the process of: - ANSWER Evaluating
the most efficient and effective use of resources
Certification - ANSWER -The process in which a nongovernmental
agency or association grants recognition to an individual who has
met certain predetermined qualifications specified by that agency or
association
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Leisure activity skills - ANSWER -To demonstrate the ability to
participate in a fitness activity of his/her choice
Leisure awareness - ANSWER -to demonstrate the ability to use
appropriate decision-making skills for leisure involvement
Critical pathway - ANSWER -A facility's master plan for treatment of
each type of patient diagnosis
Primary outcome of completing a task analysis - ANSWER -Behaviors
needed to complete a skill are listed in a teaching sequence
After the patient/client assessment has been completed, the next step
in the programming process is to: - ANSWER -Identify problem(s)
Values clarification - ANSWER -process by which people come to
understand their own values and value system
Democratic leadership style - ANSWER -a leadership style that is
characterized by considerable input from group members
Chaining - ANSWER -using operant conditioning to teach a complex
response by linking together less complex skills
Reality orientation is a technique used to combat what symptom(s)? -
ANSWER -Confusion
,Diagnostic or treatment protocols, when properly researched and
supported, have the potential to: - ANSWER -Standardize therapeutic
recreation practice
Treatment plan - ANSWER -A document within a client's medical
record that specifies the actions to be taken on the behalf of and by
the client in order to reach his/her goals
What is the relationship between quality of life, functional domains,
and client health status? - ANSWER -The quality of life is enhanced
when clients experience improved abilities that promote healthy
behaviors
A person who had a(n) ? disorder may have limited, inflexible
behaviors that inhibit his/her ability to interact with others and deal
with certain aspects of his/her environment: - ANSWER -Attention
deficit
The Leisure Competence Measure (LCM) parallels the format of which
client assessment? - ANSWER -Functional Independence Measure
(FIM)
What are the procedures a TRS should follow when transferring an
individual with a physical disability? - ANSWER -Asking how and
what type of assistance is needed, maintaining a firm grasp on the
individual throughout all points of the transfer, keeping the majority
of the individual's weight as close as possible to the TRS's own body
Older adults often need an extended rest period following exertion
because they: - ANSWER -Require longer to return to a state of
homeostasis after an activity
,In a psychiatric short term unit, during a team meeting it is reported,
"The patient is responding to medication and is stable for referral to
day treatment." Who would MOST LIKELY make this statement during
the staffing? - ANSWER -Psychiatrist
A TRS wants to assess a patient's ability to follow simple directions.
The TRS should assess behavior from which domain? - ANSWER -
Cognitive
The TRS leads a group of clients in a form of stress management that
has them tense certain muscles for five to seven seconds, then relax.
What is this type of stress management called? - ANSWER -
Progressive relaxation
The symptoms of anorexia nervosa are: - ANSWER -Loss of 25
percent body weight, growth of fine body hair
The discrepancy between the mental age (MA) and the chronological
age (CA) for personas with mental retardation: - ANSWER -becomes
more noticeable with age
All programs in therapeutic recreation should be based on: -
ANSWER -Client needs
A person who had a brain injury and now has problems speaking is
considered to have: - ANSWER -Aphasia
, Principles of effective time management - ANSWER -Minimize time
wasters, create an ongoing list of goals and priorities, keep an
organizer or calendar close at home
One of the basic principles of assertiveness training is: - ANSWER
That each individual should be able to stand up for his/her rights,
while acknowledging those of others
When choosing an assessment instrument, the TRS first needs to
determine the instrument's: - ANSWER -Purpose
The Minimum Data Set assessment is required by what agency? -
ANSWER -Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)
A treatment plan should be entered into the medical chart after: -
ANSWER -The patient or legal guardian has agreed to the treatment
plan
Typical parts of the diagnostic protocol - ANSWER -Client problems,
assessment criteria, process criteria, and outcomes criteria
Utilization review in hospitals is the process of: - ANSWER Evaluating
the most efficient and effective use of resources
Certification - ANSWER -The process in which a nongovernmental
agency or association grants recognition to an individual who has
met certain predetermined qualifications specified by that agency or
association
