RESNA ATP Exam Study Guide
RESNA - correct answer Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society
of North America
ATP - correct answer Assistive Technology Professional
Sensorineural - correct answer Type of hearing loss that can result in dizziness
Sensation - correct answer Major function of the dermis that is of concern for people
who have had a spinal cord lesion.
Ligament Function - correct answer Attaches one bone to another
Left CVA - correct answer Right Side paralyzed, language would be involved
Neutral or Normal Pelvic Alignment - correct answer The ASIS and PSIS are level
with each other
Posterior Pelvic Tilt - correct answer Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS is higher
then the PSIS
Anterior Pelvic Tilt - correct answer Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is lower than
the PSIS
Pelvic Obliquity - correct answer One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher than the
other
Pelvic Rotation - correct answer One side of the pelvis is more anterior or more
posterior than the other
Important to know--Client's level of spinal cord injury - correct answer Indicates what
motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, helps determine parameters the
assistive technology must fulfill.
Cerebellum Disorder - correct answer Impaired Motor Coordination
Abduction - correct answer Movement away from the midline
Adduction - correct answer Movement toward midline
Pronation - correct answer Rotation of the forearm/ankle that turns the palm/foot
downward
RESNA - correct answer Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society
of North America
ATP - correct answer Assistive Technology Professional
Sensorineural - correct answer Type of hearing loss that can result in dizziness
Sensation - correct answer Major function of the dermis that is of concern for people
who have had a spinal cord lesion.
Ligament Function - correct answer Attaches one bone to another
Left CVA - correct answer Right Side paralyzed, language would be involved
Neutral or Normal Pelvic Alignment - correct answer The ASIS and PSIS are level
with each other
Posterior Pelvic Tilt - correct answer Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS is higher
then the PSIS
Anterior Pelvic Tilt - correct answer Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is lower than
the PSIS
Pelvic Obliquity - correct answer One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher than the
other
Pelvic Rotation - correct answer One side of the pelvis is more anterior or more
posterior than the other
Important to know--Client's level of spinal cord injury - correct answer Indicates what
motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, helps determine parameters the
assistive technology must fulfill.
Cerebellum Disorder - correct answer Impaired Motor Coordination
Abduction - correct answer Movement away from the midline
Adduction - correct answer Movement toward midline
Pronation - correct answer Rotation of the forearm/ankle that turns the palm/foot
downward
