Ctrc - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In a continuous quality improvement program, which of the following is an example of risk management? A. Monitoring the tardiness of volunteers B. Monitoring community trip incident reports C. Assuring that all bikes are returned to the equipment room D. Monitoring staff attendance at professional development conferences -Correct Answer B. Monitoring community trip incident reports In addition to a card holder, which of the following pieces of adaptive equipment can a client w...

NCTRC PRACTICE EXAM 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS The first step in choosing the best type of assessment for a client is to a. identify the purpose of the assessment b. discuss assessment options with the client c. determine which assessment was used most often in the past d. find the easiest assessment for the client to complete - correct answer a. identify the purpose of the assessment Which of the following is the FIRST step of a leisure education program for a client who has a d...

The CTRS wants clients with severe intellectual disability to be able to freely choose their preferred leisure experiences. When the CTRS uses a variety of tactile, auditory, and gustatory objects from which the client chooses, it is called ____________. A) reality orientation B) remotivation C) assertiveness D) sensory stimulation - ANSWER D Visualization can be helpful to clients because they can A) use imaginary practice sessions for upcoming stressful situations B) express their fee...

Early childhood developmental stage - ANSWER -0-6 years -develops fundamental motor/social skills -body changes -testing cognition, socially, physically, and emotionally -communication skills developing -play is important (skills are developed and enhanced) Children developmental stage - ANSWER -6-12 years -expanding social world -involvement in organized sports, games, and extracurricular activities -involved in play -improving hand-eye coordination -friends becoming more significa...

During an initial assessment, the client shows little facial expression or is very slow to show expressions. How would the CTRS document this client's affect? - ANSWER Blunted Which of the following is NOT an essential outcome of rehabilitation therapy for pediatric clients? - ANSWER Reduced cost of care According to Havighurst's Theory of Adult Development, which of the following best characterizes middle age? - ANSWER Achieving civil and social responsibility and maintaining an economi...

NCTRC PRACTICE TEST 1 EXAM 2024 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS According to Maslow, all humans are striving to achieve _____________ but first must fulfill other essential needs. (A) self-actualization (B) ego esteem needs (C) a sense of love and belonging (D) safety/security - correct answer A A CTRS is interested in determining behaviors that relate to a person's ability to successfully integrate into society using his/her social interaction skills. From the following options, the CTRS...

A CTRS, who works with 3- to 5-year-olds in a preschool program, uses Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development to improve the age-appropriateness of his programs. Specifically he teaches the children to (A) know when to take action and when to use self-restraint (B) play games that require intra-group social interaction skills (C) meet their own needs through intrinsically motivated play (D) recognize their own strengths and weaknesses - ANSWER A The CTRS conducted an activity a...

A CTRS asks a client to remember three items (e.g., dog, pencil, book). The CTRS states the three items and asks the client to repeat them. After a 5-minute conversation with the client, the CTRS asks the client to repeat the three items. Which of the following domains is the CTRS assessing? A. Affective B. Social C. Cultural D. Cognitive - ANSWER D. Cognitive "Cognitive examples of functional abilities include memory, orientation, attention span, reading ability, ability t...

Duration Recording: - ANSWER When you are interested in how long a behavior occurs, you record the amount of time that the client displays the behavior Interval Recording: - ANSWER Indicates how frequently a behavior is displayed during a specified time interval. Continuous Recording: - ANSWER When the therapist records both the beginning of the behavior and the end of the behavior, it is called Standardized Observation: - ANSWER o Two major forms: 1.) Standardized or norm-references ...

Formative Evaluation - ANSWER On-going evaluation using step-by-step process of decision making relating to numerous specific aspects of a program rather than one final evaluation, leads to immediate change. Summative Evaluation - ANSWER Terminal and overall assessment of a program intended to judge its impact and effectiveness, a decision to continue or discontinue program is imminent. Discrepancy Evaluation Model - ANSWER Evaluates what you intended to do and what actually happened Qu...