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PATH INTL CTRI STUDY GUIDE – QUESTIONS COMPLETE WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
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PATH INTL CTRI STUDY GUIDE – QUESTIONSCOMPLETE WITH CORRECT SOLUTIONS
While preparing a horse that has been in a therapeutic riding program for
many years, the instructor observes that the animal's bursa and deep digital
flexor tendon areas are inflamed. The horse does not shoe any signs of
lameness. What is MOST LIKELY the cause?
A. Carpitis
B. Capped Elbow
C. Dorsal metacarpal disease
D. Windpuffs Right Ans - Windpuffs
From the picture below, what is the proper foot falls for an equine at the trot?
Right Ans - 2, 1, 1, 2
While warming up an equine at the trot, the instructor observes the horse's
head pop up and then drop down dramatically and uncharacteristically and
with the rhythm of the trot. What is happening?
A. When a lame foot strikes the ground, the horse's head pops up. When a
sound foot strikes the ground, the horses head drops.
B. When a sound foot strikes the ground, the horses head pops up. When a
lame foot strikes the ground, the horses head drops
C. When a horse has an energetic trot, the head movement is much more
pronounced.
D. When a horse has an energetic trot, the horses head will drop when the
rider's outside leg is too far behind the girth Right Ans - When a lame foot
strikes the ground, the horse's head pops up. When a sound foot strikes the
ground, the horses head drops
A horse leader is taking an equine in the ring for a warm-up. The instructor
notices the equine is walking behind the horse leader and is taking narrow,
shortened steps. What is MOST LIKELY the issue to address?
A. Abcess
B. Sidebone
C. Navicular Syndrom
D. Arthritis Right Ans - Arthritis
,During a lesson, the instructor observes that an equine is swishing its tail,
nipping at people, and pinning its ears. These behaviors could likely indicate
any of the following EXCEPT:
A. Unbalanced Rider
B. Incorrect Handling by Leader
C. Increased Enrichment in class
D. Gaving too many people in Space Right Ans - Increased enrichment in
class
A participant is sweating, breathing rapidly and refusing to comply with
directions. What is the MOST LIKELY cause of this behavior
A. Attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder
B. Anxiety
C. Sensory processing disorder
D. Bipolar disorder Right Ans - Anxiety
Why is an atlantoaxial instability test required for participants with Down
syndrome?
A. Physician indicates if the heart is healthy enough for activity.
B. Physician indicates if vertebra spacing is safe for activity.
C. Physician indicates if gastrointestinal abnormalities prevent activity.
D. Physician indicates if immune disorders prevent activity Right Ans -
Physical indicates if vertebra spacing is safe enough for activity
When teaching a volunteer to support a rider, all of the following are
appropriate supports EXCEPT:
a. thigh hold
b. ankle hold
c. thigh and ankle hold
d. thigh and hip hold Right Ans - Thigh and Hip hold
An instructor is teaching a horse leader proper procedures for an emergency
dismount. What does the horse leader do during this event?
a. Stay with the equine.
b. Stay with rider.
c. Unclip from the horse.
d. Tie off from the horse. Right Ans - Stay with the Equine
, All of the following responsibilities can be conducted by trained volunteers
EXCEPT:
a. physical warm-up of equines
b. mounting and dismounting
c. soundness check
d. cooling off of equines Right Ans - Soundness Check
What is the BEST strategy an instructor can use to ensure they are teaching
each component of a new skill?
A. State clear and detailed verbal instructions.
B. Perform task analysis of the skill.
C. Use knowledgeable coaches to provide prompting when needed.
D. Videotape a lesson and have a peer provide feedback. Right Ans -
Perform Task Analysis of the skill
What is hypertonia?
a. Decreased muscle tone
b. Increased muscle tone
c. Decreased bone mass
d. Increased bone mass Right Ans - Increased Muscle Tone
A rider with autism spectrum disorder has newly joined the class. When
selecting an equine, what is typically a consideration?
a. Finding a narrow- to medium-based equine to minimize stress on joints.
b. Finding an equine that readily responds to neck reining and voice aids.
c. Finding an equine that is larger with a smooth gate.
d. Finding a non-responsive equine that is calm with movements. Right Ans
- Finding a non-responsive equine that is calm with movements
For a rider struggling to grasp and shorten the reins, what would be a suitably
adaptive rein choice?
a. Ladder reins
b. Gaming reins
c. Rommel reins
d. Split reins Right Ans - Ladder Reins
A new participant is trying on a helmet for fit. The helmet is snug, and the
straps are adjusted to ensure the helmet does not tip backward or forward.
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