CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
First Rehab Act - correct answers 1920
First Vocational Rehab Act - correct answers 1943
Independent Living Movement - correct answers 1967
Initial Medicare Legislation - correct answers 1962
Social Security Act defines rehab - correct answers 1935
Worker's Compensation Law - correct answers 1965
Medicare legislation drives demand for rehab nurses - correct answers 1966
Education of All Handicapped Person's Act - correct answers 1975
Balanced Budget Act - correct answers 1997
Americans with Disabilities Act - correct answers 1990
Rehab Act establishes standards for Individualized treatment plans - correct answers
1973
Architectural Barriers Act - correct answers 1968
,CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) - correct answers 1983
Association of Rehab Nurses Established (ARN) - correct answers 1974
Health Care Systems Model - correct answers Neuman
Adaptation Model - correct answers Roy
Open Systems Model - correct answers King
Self-Care Deficit Theory - correct answers Orem
Science of Unitary Human Beings Theory - correct answers Rogers
Community and Family Centered - correct answers Margaret Newman
Aspects of Nursing: Care, Core, Cure - correct answers Hall
Caregiver - correct answers Nurses provide care that is consistent, thorough and
supportive of the patients' and caregivers' efforts to learn their own care
Counselor - correct answers Together, the team facilitates positive coping and assists
patients and families to plan, practice and problem solve issues related to the challenge of
community reintegration
,CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
Advocate - correct answers In order to do this well, the nurse must know the patient's
wishes and desires well enough to be an effective and true representative
Educator - correct answers This is one of the primary roles the nurse has in a rehab
setting. One of the basic principles is that every nursing encounter is a potential teaching
opportunity.
Collaborator - correct answers Effective and efficient care results from the efforts of all
team members working together to be creative, problem solve and functional gain in each
patient.
Coordinator - correct answers The rehab nurse has responsibility for the patient around
the clock. Practicing skills repeatedly throughout the day, in a coordinated and consistent
manner, will help patients acquire effective problem-solving skills and become experts in
their own care.
Beneficence - correct answers Doing well
Nonmaleficience - correct answers Do no harm
Advocacy - correct answers Stand up for patient
Veracity - correct answers Tell the truth
Sanctity of life - correct answers Understanding costs to patient
Fidelity - correct answers Keep promises to patient
, CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
Fiduciary Responsibility - correct answers Understanding costs to patient
Reciprocity - correct answers Being true to yourself while respecting alternative views and
values
Ethics of care - correct answers Compassion, dignity, equality, empathy
Autonomy - correct answers Treating each person as an individual; show respect
Medicare - correct answers A 69 year old auto mechanic who had a stroke. Assets of
$300,00
Medicaid - correct answers A 23 year old university student working part time as a clerk,
who sustained a TBI in a motorcycle accident. Assets of $2500
Private Insurance - correct answers A 36 year old nurse diagnosed with MS, still working
full time at the rehabilitation hospital. Assets pf $180,000.
Workers Comp - correct answers A 26 year old iron worker who sustained a T6-7
incomplete SCI from a fall at work. Assets of $4400Identify if the activity is performed in the
Right (R) or Left (L) side of the brain.
Speech and Language
Medicare - correct answers Federally funded program; person is eligible after being
handicapped for 2 years
AND ANSWERS 2025
First Rehab Act - correct answers 1920
First Vocational Rehab Act - correct answers 1943
Independent Living Movement - correct answers 1967
Initial Medicare Legislation - correct answers 1962
Social Security Act defines rehab - correct answers 1935
Worker's Compensation Law - correct answers 1965
Medicare legislation drives demand for rehab nurses - correct answers 1966
Education of All Handicapped Person's Act - correct answers 1975
Balanced Budget Act - correct answers 1997
Americans with Disabilities Act - correct answers 1990
Rehab Act establishes standards for Individualized treatment plans - correct answers
1973
Architectural Barriers Act - correct answers 1968
,CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) - correct answers 1983
Association of Rehab Nurses Established (ARN) - correct answers 1974
Health Care Systems Model - correct answers Neuman
Adaptation Model - correct answers Roy
Open Systems Model - correct answers King
Self-Care Deficit Theory - correct answers Orem
Science of Unitary Human Beings Theory - correct answers Rogers
Community and Family Centered - correct answers Margaret Newman
Aspects of Nursing: Care, Core, Cure - correct answers Hall
Caregiver - correct answers Nurses provide care that is consistent, thorough and
supportive of the patients' and caregivers' efforts to learn their own care
Counselor - correct answers Together, the team facilitates positive coping and assists
patients and families to plan, practice and problem solve issues related to the challenge of
community reintegration
,CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
Advocate - correct answers In order to do this well, the nurse must know the patient's
wishes and desires well enough to be an effective and true representative
Educator - correct answers This is one of the primary roles the nurse has in a rehab
setting. One of the basic principles is that every nursing encounter is a potential teaching
opportunity.
Collaborator - correct answers Effective and efficient care results from the efforts of all
team members working together to be creative, problem solve and functional gain in each
patient.
Coordinator - correct answers The rehab nurse has responsibility for the patient around
the clock. Practicing skills repeatedly throughout the day, in a coordinated and consistent
manner, will help patients acquire effective problem-solving skills and become experts in
their own care.
Beneficence - correct answers Doing well
Nonmaleficience - correct answers Do no harm
Advocacy - correct answers Stand up for patient
Veracity - correct answers Tell the truth
Sanctity of life - correct answers Understanding costs to patient
Fidelity - correct answers Keep promises to patient
, CCRN REVIEW SHEETS QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025
Fiduciary Responsibility - correct answers Understanding costs to patient
Reciprocity - correct answers Being true to yourself while respecting alternative views and
values
Ethics of care - correct answers Compassion, dignity, equality, empathy
Autonomy - correct answers Treating each person as an individual; show respect
Medicare - correct answers A 69 year old auto mechanic who had a stroke. Assets of
$300,00
Medicaid - correct answers A 23 year old university student working part time as a clerk,
who sustained a TBI in a motorcycle accident. Assets of $2500
Private Insurance - correct answers A 36 year old nurse diagnosed with MS, still working
full time at the rehabilitation hospital. Assets pf $180,000.
Workers Comp - correct answers A 26 year old iron worker who sustained a T6-7
incomplete SCI from a fall at work. Assets of $4400Identify if the activity is performed in the
Right (R) or Left (L) side of the brain.
Speech and Language
Medicare - correct answers Federally funded program; person is eligible after being
handicapped for 2 years
