Atp Resna Practice Test 1

Which of the following factors contributes most to the development of decubitus ulcers? - Answer- Tactile sensitivity A consumer is referred to a professional for problems related to poor head and neck control when seated in his wheelchair. Which body part should the professional examine first? - Answer- Pelvis A professional is training a 10-year-old who has a history of attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD) how to use an augmentative communication device. Which of the following is the most appropriate training strategy? - Answer- Incorporate movement into the training and allow fidgeting. An employer reports that an employee is not consistently using a device prescribed to prevent falling at work. The employee states that the device does not fit through the lavatory door and that the employer refuses to make modifications. Which of the following is the appropriate first step? - Answer- Evaluate the consumer's skill in using the device at the lavatory door. A 66-year-old consumer with Parkinson's disease has a shuffling gait and is experiencing many falls. Her physician refers her for a power wheelchair. The professional should trial a power wheelchair with which programming adjustment? - Answer- Tremor dampening A consumer with dysarthria (sluured speech) who is using a communication device exhibits slow input rate. Which of the following software applications would be best for accelerating text entry? - Answer- Word prediction A supplier's primary role in the delivery of an AAC device is to: - Answer- provide instructions on how to use the device A consumer would like to do a comparative assessment on two devices. What is the role of the assistive technology professional in the selection process? - Answer- Evaluation of the client's performance in various environments The primary role of a supplier in a transdisciplinary assessment of a consumer's seating and mobility needs is to: - Answer- provide information about available technologies. Whi