RSM 326 STUDY GUIDE ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS
SET A+
TR def by ATRA - ✔✔using recreational services to restore, remediate, and rehalbilitate
toimprove health and well being
✔✔a person's level of functioning and independence in life activities to: - ✔✔promote
health and wellnesses, reduce or eliminate limitaitons
✔✔overall benifits of TR - ✔✔to provide an overall better quality od life and wellbeing for
an individual
✔✔CTRS - ✔✔certified therapeutic recreation specialist
✔✔NCTRC - ✔✔national council on thereueptic recreation certification (they certify
CTRS)
✔✔What does a CTRS do? - ✔✔typically functions as part of an interdisciplinary
treatment team, and uses activity to help improve the well being of a person
✔✔Where can a CTRS work? - ✔✔residential and day services, correctional facility,
assisted living, rehab centers, mental care and regular hospitals, park
✔✔TR activities at Camp K - ✔✔These therapeutic recreation activities are goal
oriented and have measurable objectives
✔✔A campers 4 domains - ✔✔social, cognitive, physical, and emotional
✔✔Outdoor Education - ✔✔group living in a natural setting, to contribute to a campers
physical, mental, social, and spititual growth
✔✔purpose of camp K outdoor education - ✔✔to help individuals learn necessary skills
to make successful transitions into young adults and adult life through the use of
recreation and leisure opportunities
, ✔✔Experiential Learning - ✔✔Working or volunteering, Gain on-the-job experience in
preferred field of work before graduating
✔✔Service Learning - ✔✔NOT driven by the focus on individual and technical skill
development as one would see as part of an internship, Emphasizes engagement that
can affect genuine and long-term social change
✔✔Cerebral Palsy - ✔✔neurological disorder that affects movement and coordination
✔✔Types of CP - ✔✔Spastic, Dyskinetic, Ataxic, Mixed
✔✔Spastic CP - ✔✔to much muscle tone or tightness, movements are stiff
✔✔Dyskinetic CP - ✔✔can affect movements of entire body
✔✔Ataxic CP - ✔✔poor coordination, balance and depth perception
✔✔Mixed CP - ✔✔combination of CP symptoms
✔✔Hemiplegic - ✔✔arm and leg on one side can't function very well
✔✔Paraplegic - ✔✔Only both legs are affected
✔✔Diplegia - ✔✔Both legs are affected and another area is affected as well
✔✔Quadriplegic - ✔✔both arm ams legs can't function very well
✔✔CP symptoms - ✔✔Poor muscle coordination, spasticity of tight muscles, Gross
motor skill impairments, speech impairments, poor oral functioning
✔✔CP causes - ✔✔can be before birth, during birth or after birth
✔✔RT interventions for CP - ✔✔Functional skills; Education, Training, and Counseling;
Community integration and inclusion; Health promotion
✔✔Tips for CP at camp - ✔✔promote learned helplessness, don't pretend to
understand campers if you don't, ask for help
✔✔Americans with Disabilities act, 1990 - ✔✔Law that prohibits discrimination and
ensures equal opportunity signed by G.W Bush
SET A+
TR def by ATRA - ✔✔using recreational services to restore, remediate, and rehalbilitate
toimprove health and well being
✔✔a person's level of functioning and independence in life activities to: - ✔✔promote
health and wellnesses, reduce or eliminate limitaitons
✔✔overall benifits of TR - ✔✔to provide an overall better quality od life and wellbeing for
an individual
✔✔CTRS - ✔✔certified therapeutic recreation specialist
✔✔NCTRC - ✔✔national council on thereueptic recreation certification (they certify
CTRS)
✔✔What does a CTRS do? - ✔✔typically functions as part of an interdisciplinary
treatment team, and uses activity to help improve the well being of a person
✔✔Where can a CTRS work? - ✔✔residential and day services, correctional facility,
assisted living, rehab centers, mental care and regular hospitals, park
✔✔TR activities at Camp K - ✔✔These therapeutic recreation activities are goal
oriented and have measurable objectives
✔✔A campers 4 domains - ✔✔social, cognitive, physical, and emotional
✔✔Outdoor Education - ✔✔group living in a natural setting, to contribute to a campers
physical, mental, social, and spititual growth
✔✔purpose of camp K outdoor education - ✔✔to help individuals learn necessary skills
to make successful transitions into young adults and adult life through the use of
recreation and leisure opportunities
, ✔✔Experiential Learning - ✔✔Working or volunteering, Gain on-the-job experience in
preferred field of work before graduating
✔✔Service Learning - ✔✔NOT driven by the focus on individual and technical skill
development as one would see as part of an internship, Emphasizes engagement that
can affect genuine and long-term social change
✔✔Cerebral Palsy - ✔✔neurological disorder that affects movement and coordination
✔✔Types of CP - ✔✔Spastic, Dyskinetic, Ataxic, Mixed
✔✔Spastic CP - ✔✔to much muscle tone or tightness, movements are stiff
✔✔Dyskinetic CP - ✔✔can affect movements of entire body
✔✔Ataxic CP - ✔✔poor coordination, balance and depth perception
✔✔Mixed CP - ✔✔combination of CP symptoms
✔✔Hemiplegic - ✔✔arm and leg on one side can't function very well
✔✔Paraplegic - ✔✔Only both legs are affected
✔✔Diplegia - ✔✔Both legs are affected and another area is affected as well
✔✔Quadriplegic - ✔✔both arm ams legs can't function very well
✔✔CP symptoms - ✔✔Poor muscle coordination, spasticity of tight muscles, Gross
motor skill impairments, speech impairments, poor oral functioning
✔✔CP causes - ✔✔can be before birth, during birth or after birth
✔✔RT interventions for CP - ✔✔Functional skills; Education, Training, and Counseling;
Community integration and inclusion; Health promotion
✔✔Tips for CP at camp - ✔✔promote learned helplessness, don't pretend to
understand campers if you don't, ask for help
✔✔Americans with Disabilities act, 1990 - ✔✔Law that prohibits discrimination and
ensures equal opportunity signed by G.W Bush
