CTRI STUDY PAPER REVISED EDITION
FULLY SOLVED WITH VERIFIED QUIZZES
2026
⩥ mandatory standards. Answer: must be followed by all Path
instructors and member centers. protect you as an EAS professional,
longevity of the program and participants. about safety precautions
certifications and liability
⩥ 3 standard areas / building blocks for effective programming. Answer:
core activity and service
⩥ core standards. Answer: the basics. administrative and business,
facility, equine welfare and management
⩥ administrative and business standards (A). Answer: require plans,
policies and procedures that normally require executive and managerial
decisions.requirements for human resources, training, and client and
personnel forms.
⩥ activity standards. Answer: HOW the interaction between the
participant and equine occurs - cover what equine activities are used to
deliver services. broken down into mounted/driving/interactive
vaulting/ground
,⩥ service standards. Answer: Who is delivering and what are the goals -
cover the goals of the services and who will provide them. broken down
into equestrian skills/medical/mental health
⩥ standards applications. Answer: riding -
core/mounted/ground/equestrian skills
hippotherapy - core/mounted/ground/medical
EAP/EAC - core/ground/mental health/mounted if applicable
⩥ facility standards. Answer: delineate requirements for
grounds/buildings/equipment storage, maintenance and activity areas
⩥ equine welfare and management. Answer: the requirements for the
selection, care, management, training and work load of equines as well
as equine equipment safety, care, fit and assignment.
⩥ standard areas the apply to riding. Answer: core, mounted, ground,
equestrian skills
⩥ standard areas the apply to hippotherapy. Answer: core, mounted,
ground, medical
,⩥ standard areas the apply to Equine assisted psychotherapy/counseling
(EAP). Answer: core, ground, mental health, mounted (if applicable)
⩥ precautions and contradictions. Answer: precautions - requires
additional investigation like talking to doctors of patients before
accepting them
contradiction - makes the activity inappropriate like safety or health
concerns could be temporary or permanent
⩥ occurence reports. Answer: An occurrence is an event that disrupts
normal procedure or causes a crisis. it is in a program's best interest to
document circumstances, witnesses and actions in all occurrences that
result in, or nearly result in, injury or danger to individuals. To support
this, programs should have:
1. A written policy requiring documentation of all occurrences2. Copies
of previous occurrence report forms available onsite3. Blank copies of
occurrence report forms available at each activity site
⩥ paperwork for volunteers and participants. Answer: consent for
photography, release of liability, dismissal policies, record and maintain
current registration information, review and update information annually
⩥ paperwork to support participants. Answer: medical clearance,
eligibility/discharge, signed health history, AAI clearance
, ⩥ Helmet use A30. Answer: - ASTM-SEI requirements and verification
of currency
- used by personnel and colunteers
- in mounted driving and vaulting acticities
- participant helmet use can be found in MA2 DA2 and VA2
⩥ instructor and activity prep. Answer: - equipment safety check at
beginning of each lesson or activity
- ensure proper fit of equipment to equine and participant
- one indiv with current first aid adult and cpr cert
- implemented procedure about precautions and contradictions about
activities
⩥ if all of the complete occurrence reports are kept in the administrative
office in town this location is considered. Answer: onsite (where
functions of a center other than activities occur)
⩥ the center has a verbal agreement with a colunteer who brings a
couple of his equines every week for participants to rise in riding
sessions. a verbal agreement is acceptable. Answer: false. need a written
contract to provide clear and concise responsibilities and obligations of
the center and the equines owner
⩥ Mounted activities (MA). Answer: activities where a participant is
mounted on the equine during all or part of a session. may be part of
FULLY SOLVED WITH VERIFIED QUIZZES
2026
⩥ mandatory standards. Answer: must be followed by all Path
instructors and member centers. protect you as an EAS professional,
longevity of the program and participants. about safety precautions
certifications and liability
⩥ 3 standard areas / building blocks for effective programming. Answer:
core activity and service
⩥ core standards. Answer: the basics. administrative and business,
facility, equine welfare and management
⩥ administrative and business standards (A). Answer: require plans,
policies and procedures that normally require executive and managerial
decisions.requirements for human resources, training, and client and
personnel forms.
⩥ activity standards. Answer: HOW the interaction between the
participant and equine occurs - cover what equine activities are used to
deliver services. broken down into mounted/driving/interactive
vaulting/ground
,⩥ service standards. Answer: Who is delivering and what are the goals -
cover the goals of the services and who will provide them. broken down
into equestrian skills/medical/mental health
⩥ standards applications. Answer: riding -
core/mounted/ground/equestrian skills
hippotherapy - core/mounted/ground/medical
EAP/EAC - core/ground/mental health/mounted if applicable
⩥ facility standards. Answer: delineate requirements for
grounds/buildings/equipment storage, maintenance and activity areas
⩥ equine welfare and management. Answer: the requirements for the
selection, care, management, training and work load of equines as well
as equine equipment safety, care, fit and assignment.
⩥ standard areas the apply to riding. Answer: core, mounted, ground,
equestrian skills
⩥ standard areas the apply to hippotherapy. Answer: core, mounted,
ground, medical
,⩥ standard areas the apply to Equine assisted psychotherapy/counseling
(EAP). Answer: core, ground, mental health, mounted (if applicable)
⩥ precautions and contradictions. Answer: precautions - requires
additional investigation like talking to doctors of patients before
accepting them
contradiction - makes the activity inappropriate like safety or health
concerns could be temporary or permanent
⩥ occurence reports. Answer: An occurrence is an event that disrupts
normal procedure or causes a crisis. it is in a program's best interest to
document circumstances, witnesses and actions in all occurrences that
result in, or nearly result in, injury or danger to individuals. To support
this, programs should have:
1. A written policy requiring documentation of all occurrences2. Copies
of previous occurrence report forms available onsite3. Blank copies of
occurrence report forms available at each activity site
⩥ paperwork for volunteers and participants. Answer: consent for
photography, release of liability, dismissal policies, record and maintain
current registration information, review and update information annually
⩥ paperwork to support participants. Answer: medical clearance,
eligibility/discharge, signed health history, AAI clearance
, ⩥ Helmet use A30. Answer: - ASTM-SEI requirements and verification
of currency
- used by personnel and colunteers
- in mounted driving and vaulting acticities
- participant helmet use can be found in MA2 DA2 and VA2
⩥ instructor and activity prep. Answer: - equipment safety check at
beginning of each lesson or activity
- ensure proper fit of equipment to equine and participant
- one indiv with current first aid adult and cpr cert
- implemented procedure about precautions and contradictions about
activities
⩥ if all of the complete occurrence reports are kept in the administrative
office in town this location is considered. Answer: onsite (where
functions of a center other than activities occur)
⩥ the center has a verbal agreement with a colunteer who brings a
couple of his equines every week for participants to rise in riding
sessions. a verbal agreement is acceptable. Answer: false. need a written
contract to provide clear and concise responsibilities and obligations of
the center and the equines owner
⩥ Mounted activities (MA). Answer: activities where a participant is
mounted on the equine during all or part of a session. may be part of
