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NCTRC Exam|| 450 Sample Questions|| Accurate Answers|| Verified During an initial assessment, a 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 Ac...

NCTRC Exam - Documentation Questions and Ans Client documentation and program documentation are important because they allow for all of the following EXCEPT: wers! All of the following have an impact on how client documentation is recorded, EXCEPT: a. External accreditation standards b. Agency guidelines and procedures c. Legal requirements d. Activity analysis - ANSWER d. activity analysis Client documentation and program documentation are important because they allow for all of the f...

Foundational Knowledge (Section A) - ANSWER Theories and Concepts Erik Erickson's Stages of Human Development - ANSWER Erik Erikson (1950, 1963) proposed a psychoanalytic theory of psychosocial development comprising eight stages from infancy to adulthood. During each stage, the person experiences a psychosocial crisis which could have a positive or negative outcome for personality development. Infancy - ANSWER Trust vs. mistrust stage Feeding and other needs are met fully and consisten...

NCTRC certification Accurate Questions & Answers!! NCTRC Exam availability - ANSWER exam available 6 x year, w/2 week window after application you receive an Authorization to Test Card (ATT) Two paths to Certification - ANSWER A - Academic and B- Equivalency A and B Academic Certification - ANSWER 18 hrs: 5 TR courses, 1-3 Rec 9 hrs: A&P, Lifespan Dev, Abnormal psych 9 hrs: Elec from Human Service area i.e. psych, SP Ed, etc. Med terminology 14 WK, 560 hr consecutive internship (2...

NCTRC STUDY GUIDE CORRECT QUESTIONS and ANSWERS! 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 wh...

NCTRC test : Assessment Process Accurate 100When an agency has decided to use the Functional Independence Measure (FIM) the CTRS may be called upon to assess which of the following sections - ANSWER Social/cognition The results from any assessment should give the CTRS a clear indication of - ANSWER The programs in which the client should be placed The Fox Activity Therapy Social Skills Baseline assessment was developed for use with which population? - ANSWER Adults with developmental disab...

NCTRC Exam Prep Questions & Answers(GraAPIED Process - ANSWER Assessment: information gathering process that identifies the client's level of functioning in TR services. Planning: Begins after assessment. Can plan for department, program and individual client. Implementation: "put it into action!" Evaluation: After observing the client, determine any take aways. "How can I make it better? .. What worked and didn't work?" Documentation: Document progress or decline of level of function...

NCTRC exam Correct Questions & Answers(Rated A) Eriksons theory stage 1 - ANSWER Birth-12 mo. : Trust vs. Mistrust Eriksons theory stage 2 - ANSWER 1-3yrs: Autonomy vs. Shame/Doubt (control, independence) Eriksons theory stage 3 - ANSWER 3-6yrs: Initiative vs. Guilt (ambition, responsibility) Eriksons theory stage 4 - ANSWER 6-12yrs: Industry vs. Inferiority (comparison to peers) Eriksons theory stage 5 - ANSWER 12-18yrs: Identity vs. Role Confusion (sense of self) Eriksons t...

NCTRC Exam study Guide Accurate 100% Which method of behavioral observation and recording is the CTRS using when she wants to record how often a behavior occurs during consecutive time periods? - ANSWER Interval One method to increase inter-rather reliability in observations is to.. - ANSWER Use clearly defined and non-overlapping categories One of the principles in ATRA's Code of Ethics is Beneficience. this concept means.. - ANSWER At best, provide benefit; at worst, do no harm A...

NCTRC Study Guide|| 150 Practice Questions|| Accurate 100% 1. 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? a. flat b. broad c. blunted d. inappropriate - ANSWER c 2. Which of the following is NOT an essential outcome of rehabilitation therapy for pediatric clients? a. improved physical health b. reduced complications c. reduced cost of care d. improved skills in co...