NCTRC Actual Questions and Correct Answers
Q1
2. Premorbid Functioning Why is premorbid leisure
Answer: 2. Premorbid Functioning Why is premorbid leisure
Q2
Which statement is a proper objective, not a goal? Client will improve social interaction Client
will demonstrate improved coping skills Client will attend group independently Client will initiate
conversation with peers
Answer: C Objectives are short-term, measurable steps. The others are broad goals.
Q3
A client with stroke has limited right-side mobility and poor frustration tolerance. Which
intervention is MOST appropriate initially? Competitive sports Highly complex fine-motor tasks
Adapted, success-oriented activities Unstructured free time
Answer: C
Q4
Which documentation entry is MOST legally defensible? Client was resistant today Client
refused participation Client stated, "I don't want to attend group," and remained in room Client
was unmotivated
Answer: C
Q5
Which situation presents the HIGHEST liability risk? Client chooses not to attend group CTRS
documents incident immediately CTRS allows a client to participate despite known safety
contraindications CTRS modifies activity for safety
Answer: C
Q6
Ask the client why they sent it
Answer: B
Q1
2. Premorbid Functioning Why is premorbid leisure
Answer: 2. Premorbid Functioning Why is premorbid leisure
Q2
Which statement is a proper objective, not a goal? Client will improve social interaction Client
will demonstrate improved coping skills Client will attend group independently Client will initiate
conversation with peers
Answer: C Objectives are short-term, measurable steps. The others are broad goals.
Q3
A client with stroke has limited right-side mobility and poor frustration tolerance. Which
intervention is MOST appropriate initially? Competitive sports Highly complex fine-motor tasks
Adapted, success-oriented activities Unstructured free time
Answer: C
Q4
Which documentation entry is MOST legally defensible? Client was resistant today Client
refused participation Client stated, "I don't want to attend group," and remained in room Client
was unmotivated
Answer: C
Q5
Which situation presents the HIGHEST liability risk? Client chooses not to attend group CTRS
documents incident immediately CTRS allows a client to participate despite known safety
contraindications CTRS modifies activity for safety
Answer: C
Q6
Ask the client why they sent it
Answer: B