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Following a traumatic brain injury (TBI), a client may experience difficulty swallowing food and/or liquids. The medical term for this is correct answers dysphagia Injury to which of the following areas of the spinal cord would MOST likely result in quadriplegia? correct answers Cervical Unlike special recreation, therapeutic recreation is characterized by correct answers individualized treatment planning Upon returning to the hospital after his first community reintegration experience, the client expresses discomfort with using a wheelchair in public, stating that strangers either avoided him or were very patronizing. Which of the following would be an appropriate response by the CTRS? correct answers Discuss this issue by supporting the client and offering problem-solving skills The theory of internal locus of control postulates that perceived control commonly leads to a sense of correct answers psychological well-being Which of the following does the criterion part of a behavioral objective identify? correct answers The indication that the objective has been achieved Therapeutic recreation services for clients with addictive disorders should focus on correct answers leisure education A CTRS would use interventions such as yoga, deep breathing, and meditation with clients who need to improve correct answers stress management skills The CTRS conducts a preliminary review of a client's needs. In this process, the CTRS takes into account the client's current diagnosis, strengths, and abilities. Which of the following therapeutic recreation approaches is an example of the use of this information? correct answers Holistic A CTRS reads a systematic review of research findings on the use of aromatherapy and then designs an intervention program using this information. This is an example of correct answers evidence-based practice Which of the following is the FIRST step of a leisure education program for a client who has a dual diagnosis of clinical depression and chronic alcoholism? correct answers Develop leisure awareness The difference between activity analysis and task analysis is that task analysis focuses on correct answers using a step by step sequencing approach


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