EVITP PRACTICE EXAM 2026 LATEST
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Which therapeutic approach is being used by a CTRS who allows a client with dementia
to express frustrations related to the clients perception of being ignored by staff?
a.) Reality orientation
b.) Remotivation
c.) Validation therapy
d.) Reminiscence - ANS-c.) Validation therapy
Main qualities a validation therapist needs are having the ability to accept people who
are disoriented and being empathetic towards them.
Implementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver program services
According to standards of practice, which individual is the best collaborator for a CTRS
during a client's discharge process?
a.) Insurance company
b.) Social worker
c.) Community referral agency - ANS-b.) Social Worker
RT develops discharge plans in collaboration with patient/client, family, SO, and
treatment team members in order to discharge patient/clients or to continue treatment
and aftercare as needed
Professionalism: Obj. 1.01 Develop professional relationships
Which strategy would be the most effective way to change someones negative attitude
about people with disabilities?
a.) Encourage the person to positively interact with and build relationships with people
with disabilities
b.) Assist the person in a role-play scenario, such as using a wheelchair for an hour to
experience what it is like to have a disability
,c.) Encourage the person to do research on common disabilities to understand people
with disabilities - ANS-a.) Encourage the person to positively interact with and
build relationships with people with disabilities
Personal contact/interaction with people who have disabilities seems to be the most
effective way to change attitudes
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
Which adaptations can be used by a CTRS when leading a wheelchair basketball
session for a group of adolescents who are learning to maneuver sports wheelchairs?
a.) Use a smaller ball
b.) Shorten the game time
c.) Reduce the size of the court
d.) Increase the size of the net - ANS-c.) Reduce the size of the court
For those with limited endurance, we use a half-court version to reduce the amount of
running
Planning: Obj. 3.02 Design program services
Which approach is the CTRS using when considering a client's current diagnosis,
strengths, and abilities? And why?
a.) Holistic
b.) Psychosocial
c.) Multidisciplinary - ANS-a.) Holistic
RTs aim to provide a holistic perspective seeing psychological, cognitive, social,
emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions of a person and the potential to enhance
recreation participation and take in new environments.
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
Which service setting is a CTRS working in when reviewing the clients Functional
Independence Measure (FIM) score and intake summary prior to conducting an
assessment? What is FMI used for?
a.) Acute care
b.) Behavioral health care
c.) Outpatient ambulatory services
d.) Physical rehabilitation - ANS-d.) Physical rehabilitation
FMI was first developed to measure outcomes of rehabilitation therapies for individuals
with spinal cord injuries
,Assessment: Obj. 2.01 Conduct the assessment process
Which domain is a CTRS assessing when asking a client to remember and then repeat
back three items shown in a program? What are some examples of the correct answer?
a.) Affective
b.) Social
c.) Cognitive - ANS-c.) Cognitive
Cognitive examples of functional abilities include memory, orientation, attention span,
reading ability, ability to follow directions and other mental functions that are
prerequisites to leisure behavior.
Assessment: Obj. 2.02 Apply assessment data to plan care
In which domain should a CTRS develop a treatment goal if the client has a flat affect
and periodic crying episodes? What are some examples of the correct answer?
a.) Social
b.) Affective
c.) Cognitive - ANS-b.) Affective
Examples of emotional/affective functional abilities include such things as anger
management, emotional control and emotional expression
Assessment: Obj. 2.02 Apply assessment data to plan care
Which theory related to successful aging suggests that activities and relationships that
have been maintained over a long period in an individuals life are the ones most likely to
contribute to well-being?
a.) Continuity
b.) Disengagement
c.) Activity
d.) Retirement - ANS-a.) Continuity
Older adults make adaptive choices tied to their past experiences that allow them to
maintain internal/external structures
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
What are the two types of continuity? - ANS-Internal continuity refers to the persons
personality, emotions, and experiences
External continuity relates to the environment and roles occupied by the person
, *desire for continuity is shaped by society's approval and the individuals preferences
What does the leisure education component of the Leisure Ability model focus on?
a.) Leisure behavior can change upon acquisition of new knowledge, attitudes and
abilities
b.) Leisure should be taught as a course through the education system because of its
complexity
c.) Leisure involvement should be increased for all disabling conditions
d.) Leisure is defined by a client's repertoire of activity skills - ANS-a.) Leisure behavior
can change upon acquisition of new knowledge, attitudes and abilities
Leisure education is a broad category of services that focuses on development and
acquisition of various leisure-related skills, attitudes, and knowledge which helps
express an appropriate leisure lifestyle that is dependent on acquisition of diverse
knowledge and skills.
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
A client with cognitive impairments is learning the sequence of bowling. After the CTRS
breaks the task into teachable components, which reinforcement technique should the
CTRS use to teach this skill? And what does it mean?
a.) Fading
b.) Shaping
c.) Chaining
d.) Extinction - ANS-c.) Chaining
An associated concept that involves linking one learned response with another for a
more complex response.
Implementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver program services
A CTRS who is working in a long-term care facility develops "life history albums" for
clients with dementia of the Alzheimer's type. The CTRS schedules a weekly session
with each client and reviews the client's album. Which intervention technique is the
CTRS using? What is it?
a.) Sensory stimulation
b.) Reminiscence therapy
c.) Reality orientation
d.) Cognitive retraining - ANS-b.) Reminiscence Therapy
Volitional/non-volitional process of recollecting memories serving as a connection
between our present and past to be used as a way of discussing our life that can occur
as an unstructured or structured process occurring alone, with person, or in a group
UPDATE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Which therapeutic approach is being used by a CTRS who allows a client with dementia
to express frustrations related to the clients perception of being ignored by staff?
a.) Reality orientation
b.) Remotivation
c.) Validation therapy
d.) Reminiscence - ANS-c.) Validation therapy
Main qualities a validation therapist needs are having the ability to accept people who
are disoriented and being empathetic towards them.
Implementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver program services
According to standards of practice, which individual is the best collaborator for a CTRS
during a client's discharge process?
a.) Insurance company
b.) Social worker
c.) Community referral agency - ANS-b.) Social Worker
RT develops discharge plans in collaboration with patient/client, family, SO, and
treatment team members in order to discharge patient/clients or to continue treatment
and aftercare as needed
Professionalism: Obj. 1.01 Develop professional relationships
Which strategy would be the most effective way to change someones negative attitude
about people with disabilities?
a.) Encourage the person to positively interact with and build relationships with people
with disabilities
b.) Assist the person in a role-play scenario, such as using a wheelchair for an hour to
experience what it is like to have a disability
,c.) Encourage the person to do research on common disabilities to understand people
with disabilities - ANS-a.) Encourage the person to positively interact with and
build relationships with people with disabilities
Personal contact/interaction with people who have disabilities seems to be the most
effective way to change attitudes
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
Which adaptations can be used by a CTRS when leading a wheelchair basketball
session for a group of adolescents who are learning to maneuver sports wheelchairs?
a.) Use a smaller ball
b.) Shorten the game time
c.) Reduce the size of the court
d.) Increase the size of the net - ANS-c.) Reduce the size of the court
For those with limited endurance, we use a half-court version to reduce the amount of
running
Planning: Obj. 3.02 Design program services
Which approach is the CTRS using when considering a client's current diagnosis,
strengths, and abilities? And why?
a.) Holistic
b.) Psychosocial
c.) Multidisciplinary - ANS-a.) Holistic
RTs aim to provide a holistic perspective seeing psychological, cognitive, social,
emotional, physical, and spiritual dimensions of a person and the potential to enhance
recreation participation and take in new environments.
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
Which service setting is a CTRS working in when reviewing the clients Functional
Independence Measure (FIM) score and intake summary prior to conducting an
assessment? What is FMI used for?
a.) Acute care
b.) Behavioral health care
c.) Outpatient ambulatory services
d.) Physical rehabilitation - ANS-d.) Physical rehabilitation
FMI was first developed to measure outcomes of rehabilitation therapies for individuals
with spinal cord injuries
,Assessment: Obj. 2.01 Conduct the assessment process
Which domain is a CTRS assessing when asking a client to remember and then repeat
back three items shown in a program? What are some examples of the correct answer?
a.) Affective
b.) Social
c.) Cognitive - ANS-c.) Cognitive
Cognitive examples of functional abilities include memory, orientation, attention span,
reading ability, ability to follow directions and other mental functions that are
prerequisites to leisure behavior.
Assessment: Obj. 2.02 Apply assessment data to plan care
In which domain should a CTRS develop a treatment goal if the client has a flat affect
and periodic crying episodes? What are some examples of the correct answer?
a.) Social
b.) Affective
c.) Cognitive - ANS-b.) Affective
Examples of emotional/affective functional abilities include such things as anger
management, emotional control and emotional expression
Assessment: Obj. 2.02 Apply assessment data to plan care
Which theory related to successful aging suggests that activities and relationships that
have been maintained over a long period in an individuals life are the ones most likely to
contribute to well-being?
a.) Continuity
b.) Disengagement
c.) Activity
d.) Retirement - ANS-a.) Continuity
Older adults make adaptive choices tied to their past experiences that allow them to
maintain internal/external structures
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
What are the two types of continuity? - ANS-Internal continuity refers to the persons
personality, emotions, and experiences
External continuity relates to the environment and roles occupied by the person
, *desire for continuity is shaped by society's approval and the individuals preferences
What does the leisure education component of the Leisure Ability model focus on?
a.) Leisure behavior can change upon acquisition of new knowledge, attitudes and
abilities
b.) Leisure should be taught as a course through the education system because of its
complexity
c.) Leisure involvement should be increased for all disabling conditions
d.) Leisure is defined by a client's repertoire of activity skills - ANS-a.) Leisure behavior
can change upon acquisition of new knowledge, attitudes and abilities
Leisure education is a broad category of services that focuses on development and
acquisition of various leisure-related skills, attitudes, and knowledge which helps
express an appropriate leisure lifestyle that is dependent on acquisition of diverse
knowledge and skills.
Planning: Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
A client with cognitive impairments is learning the sequence of bowling. After the CTRS
breaks the task into teachable components, which reinforcement technique should the
CTRS use to teach this skill? And what does it mean?
a.) Fading
b.) Shaping
c.) Chaining
d.) Extinction - ANS-c.) Chaining
An associated concept that involves linking one learned response with another for a
more complex response.
Implementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver program services
A CTRS who is working in a long-term care facility develops "life history albums" for
clients with dementia of the Alzheimer's type. The CTRS schedules a weekly session
with each client and reviews the client's album. Which intervention technique is the
CTRS using? What is it?
a.) Sensory stimulation
b.) Reminiscence therapy
c.) Reality orientation
d.) Cognitive retraining - ANS-b.) Reminiscence Therapy
Volitional/non-volitional process of recollecting memories serving as a connection
between our present and past to be used as a way of discussing our life that can occur
as an unstructured or structured process occurring alone, with person, or in a group
