RESNA ATP EXAM STUDY GUIDE
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1. RESNA - ANSWER ✔ Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive
Technology Society of North America
2. ATP - ANSWER ✔ Assistive Technology Professional
3. Sensorineural - ANSWER ✔ Type of hearing loss that can result in
dizziness
4. Sensation - ANSWER ✔ Major function of the dermis that is of concern
for people who have had a spinal cord lesion.
5. Ligament Function - ANSWER ✔ Attaches one bone to another
6. Left CVA - ANSWER ✔ Right Side paralyzed, language would be
involved
7. Neutral or Normal Pelvic Alignment - ANSWER ✔ The ASIS and PSIS
are level with each other
8. Posterior Pelvic Tilt - ANSWER ✔ Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS
is higher then the PSIS
9. Anterior Pelvic Tilt - ANSWER ✔ Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is
lower than the PSIS
,10.Pelvic Obliquity - ANSWER ✔ One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher
than the other
11.Pelvic Rotation - ANSWER ✔ One side of the pelvis is more anterior or
more posterior than the other
12.Important to know--Client's level of spinal cord injury - ANSWER ✔
Indicates what motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, helps
determine parameters the assistive technology must fulfill.
13.Cerebellum Disorder - ANSWER ✔ Impaired Motor Coordination
14.Abduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement away from the midline
15.Adduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement toward midline
16.Impairment - ANSWER ✔ Any loss or abnormality of psychological,
physical or anatomical structure or function.
17.dysarthria - ANSWER ✔ A disorder of motor speech control resulting fron
central opr peripheral nerous system damage: characterized by weekness,
slowness, and incoordination of the muscles necessary for speech.
18.dysphasia - ANSWER ✔ impairment of speech involving lack of
coordination and failure to arrange words in their proper order, usually
resulting from injury to the speech area in the cerebral cortex
19.Acute Disease - ANSWER ✔ A disease of sudden onset that causes signs
and symptoms that are severe and of relatively short duration.
20.Audiology - ANSWER ✔ A branch of science concerned with hearing,
particularly with hearing impairments
21.Abasia - ANSWER ✔ Inability to walk
22.Anatomic position - ANSWER ✔ A body position in which the individual
stands erect, facing forward, with arms hanging at the sides, palms forward,
and feet slighty apart and pointing forward.
,23.dyskinesia - ANSWER ✔ impairment or distortion of voluntary movement
24.Abduct - ANSWER ✔ To move away from the body
25.Adduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement of a limb toward the median axis of
the body
26.Acoustic nerve - ANSWER ✔ Either of the pair of cranial nerves involved
in hearing and in maintaining equilibrium. Each acoustic nerve is composed
of the cochlear and vestibular nerves.
27.Affect memory - ANSWER ✔ The emotional element that accompanies
recall of a significant experience
28.acetabulum, pl. acetabula - ANSWER ✔ The cup-shaped depression
containing the head of the femur, located at the juncture of the illium,
ischium, and pubis.
29.Ataxia - ANSWER ✔ Impairment of the ability to coordinate voluntary
muscle movement
30.Acute Phase - ANSWER ✔ The period in the course of a disease when
symptoms are most pronounced.
31.Adipose - ANSWER ✔ Pertaining to fat or fatty tissue.
32.The activity - ANSWER ✔ HAAT model that defines the goal of the
assistive technology
33.Audiometer - ANSWER ✔ A device that tests hearing acuity by measuring
a patient's perception of tones at various frequencies
34.Abduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement of an arm or a leg away from the axis
of the body
, 35.Amnesia - ANSWER ✔ Memory loss resulting from such conditions as
hysteria, epilepsy, alcoholism, severe psychological trauma, and organic
brain disease.
36.Achilles tendon reflex - ANSWER ✔ Planter flexion of the foot
resultingfrom contraction in response to a sharp tap on the gastrocnemius
muscle at the back of the ankle. Absence of this reflex may occur in patients
with diabetes melitus or peripheral neuropathy. Also called ankle reflex.
37.Dysreflexia - ANSWER ✔ unique to patients after spinal cord injury at a
T-5 level and above. is a response to painful stimuli below your spinal cord
lesion that you cannot feel, but your body recognizes as painful.
38.Atrophic fracture - ANSWER ✔ A spontaneous fracture resulting from
atrophy of a bone, as may occur in an elderly person.
39.Assessment & Evaluation - ANSWER ✔ A process through which
information about the consumer is gathered and analyzed so that appropriate
assistive technologies can be recommended and a plan for intervention
developed.
40.Atonic - ANSWER ✔ Abnormally relaxed, weak, or flaccid; lacking
normal tone.
41.Asphyxia - ANSWER ✔ A condition characterized by impairment or
cessation of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange in the body, resulting in a
critically insufficient blood oxygen level and a significantly increased
carbon dioxide level.
42.Adduct - ANSWER ✔ To draw a limb towards the median axis of the body
43.accommodation - ANSWER ✔ The act or process of adapting to change in
the physiologic or physiological environment to maintain homeostasis.
44.Four Types of Communication Interactions - ANSWER ✔ 1. expressions
of needs and wants
2. transfer of info
3. social closeness
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1. RESNA - ANSWER ✔ Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive
Technology Society of North America
2. ATP - ANSWER ✔ Assistive Technology Professional
3. Sensorineural - ANSWER ✔ Type of hearing loss that can result in
dizziness
4. Sensation - ANSWER ✔ Major function of the dermis that is of concern
for people who have had a spinal cord lesion.
5. Ligament Function - ANSWER ✔ Attaches one bone to another
6. Left CVA - ANSWER ✔ Right Side paralyzed, language would be
involved
7. Neutral or Normal Pelvic Alignment - ANSWER ✔ The ASIS and PSIS
are level with each other
8. Posterior Pelvic Tilt - ANSWER ✔ Pelvis tilts backward so that the ASIS
is higher then the PSIS
9. Anterior Pelvic Tilt - ANSWER ✔ Pelvis tilts forward so that the ASIS is
lower than the PSIS
,10.Pelvic Obliquity - ANSWER ✔ One side of the pelvis (one ASIS) is higher
than the other
11.Pelvic Rotation - ANSWER ✔ One side of the pelvis is more anterior or
more posterior than the other
12.Important to know--Client's level of spinal cord injury - ANSWER ✔
Indicates what motor functions remain, what sensory functions remain, helps
determine parameters the assistive technology must fulfill.
13.Cerebellum Disorder - ANSWER ✔ Impaired Motor Coordination
14.Abduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement away from the midline
15.Adduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement toward midline
16.Impairment - ANSWER ✔ Any loss or abnormality of psychological,
physical or anatomical structure or function.
17.dysarthria - ANSWER ✔ A disorder of motor speech control resulting fron
central opr peripheral nerous system damage: characterized by weekness,
slowness, and incoordination of the muscles necessary for speech.
18.dysphasia - ANSWER ✔ impairment of speech involving lack of
coordination and failure to arrange words in their proper order, usually
resulting from injury to the speech area in the cerebral cortex
19.Acute Disease - ANSWER ✔ A disease of sudden onset that causes signs
and symptoms that are severe and of relatively short duration.
20.Audiology - ANSWER ✔ A branch of science concerned with hearing,
particularly with hearing impairments
21.Abasia - ANSWER ✔ Inability to walk
22.Anatomic position - ANSWER ✔ A body position in which the individual
stands erect, facing forward, with arms hanging at the sides, palms forward,
and feet slighty apart and pointing forward.
,23.dyskinesia - ANSWER ✔ impairment or distortion of voluntary movement
24.Abduct - ANSWER ✔ To move away from the body
25.Adduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement of a limb toward the median axis of
the body
26.Acoustic nerve - ANSWER ✔ Either of the pair of cranial nerves involved
in hearing and in maintaining equilibrium. Each acoustic nerve is composed
of the cochlear and vestibular nerves.
27.Affect memory - ANSWER ✔ The emotional element that accompanies
recall of a significant experience
28.acetabulum, pl. acetabula - ANSWER ✔ The cup-shaped depression
containing the head of the femur, located at the juncture of the illium,
ischium, and pubis.
29.Ataxia - ANSWER ✔ Impairment of the ability to coordinate voluntary
muscle movement
30.Acute Phase - ANSWER ✔ The period in the course of a disease when
symptoms are most pronounced.
31.Adipose - ANSWER ✔ Pertaining to fat or fatty tissue.
32.The activity - ANSWER ✔ HAAT model that defines the goal of the
assistive technology
33.Audiometer - ANSWER ✔ A device that tests hearing acuity by measuring
a patient's perception of tones at various frequencies
34.Abduction - ANSWER ✔ Movement of an arm or a leg away from the axis
of the body
, 35.Amnesia - ANSWER ✔ Memory loss resulting from such conditions as
hysteria, epilepsy, alcoholism, severe psychological trauma, and organic
brain disease.
36.Achilles tendon reflex - ANSWER ✔ Planter flexion of the foot
resultingfrom contraction in response to a sharp tap on the gastrocnemius
muscle at the back of the ankle. Absence of this reflex may occur in patients
with diabetes melitus or peripheral neuropathy. Also called ankle reflex.
37.Dysreflexia - ANSWER ✔ unique to patients after spinal cord injury at a
T-5 level and above. is a response to painful stimuli below your spinal cord
lesion that you cannot feel, but your body recognizes as painful.
38.Atrophic fracture - ANSWER ✔ A spontaneous fracture resulting from
atrophy of a bone, as may occur in an elderly person.
39.Assessment & Evaluation - ANSWER ✔ A process through which
information about the consumer is gathered and analyzed so that appropriate
assistive technologies can be recommended and a plan for intervention
developed.
40.Atonic - ANSWER ✔ Abnormally relaxed, weak, or flaccid; lacking
normal tone.
41.Asphyxia - ANSWER ✔ A condition characterized by impairment or
cessation of oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange in the body, resulting in a
critically insufficient blood oxygen level and a significantly increased
carbon dioxide level.
42.Adduct - ANSWER ✔ To draw a limb towards the median axis of the body
43.accommodation - ANSWER ✔ The act or process of adapting to change in
the physiologic or physiological environment to maintain homeostasis.
44.Four Types of Communication Interactions - ANSWER ✔ 1. expressions
of needs and wants
2. transfer of info
3. social closeness
