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A music therapist visits an older adult female with chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease (COPD) at a nursing home. The client is tearful and verbalizes feelings of
sadness about the recent death of her daughter, repeating the statement "If only
God could have done better." What should the music therapist do FIRST to meet
the spiritual needs of the client? - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔Facilitate fill-in-the-blank song
writing using the phrase, "If only God."
Which of the following BEST represents a keyboard accompaniment rhythm for
the jazz waltz style? - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔This represents the basic rhythmic
accompaniment pattern for a jazz waltz, which includes syncopation.
In community music therapy settings, what is a PRIMARY challenge music
therapists are tasked with addressing in order to ensure that clinical services
, provided to both clients and community are ethical and competent? - 🧠ANSWER
✔✔Self-exploration in pursuit of cultural humility and reflexivity
A music therapist has taken a job at a facility with a few older instruments and a
limited budget for music therapy supplies. The music therapist would like to have a
client improviseon a diatonic Orff xylophone while the music therapist plays the
piano, but the xylophone is missing its F and B bars. Which scale, beginning on C,
should the music therapist play in to MOST successfully facilitate this experience?
- 🧠ANSWER ✔✔Major pentatonic
A music therapist in a private school setting conducts a weekly social skills group
for students with high-functioning autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Goals include
controlling impulses, turn-taking, and reciprocity. Data indicates three of the four
students are making progress towards their goals, but one student expresses "music
is stupid" and records indicate he particpates less than 5% of the time. Which of
the following is the music therapist's BEST action? - 🧠ANSWER ✔✔Refer the
student to a non-musical social skills group.
A music therapist is gathering patients for a group on an inpatient psychiatric unit
and discovers that one of the patients is in the corner of her room attempting to
remove the arm of the chair she believes is broken. The patient is confused,
agitated, and yelling, and suddenly throws the chair towards the wall, nearly