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RESNA ATP EXAM LATEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
What is the best mode of transmission for an EADL that controls a
distant device such as a garage door opener?
A. House wiring
B. Ultrasonic transmission
C. Infrared transmission
D. Radio frequency transmission - ANSWER-Answer: D: Radio
frequency transmission
What is the main difference between the RESNA Code of Ethics
and the RESNA Standards of Practice for Assistive Technology
Practitioners and Suppliers?
A: The Code of Ethics is broader in scope than the Standards of
Practice
B: The Standards of Practice is specific to the Assistive
Technology field, while the Code of Ethics is not
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C: The Code of Ethics lists modes of moral conduct to be adhered
to, while the Standards of Practice gives specific concepts and
rules for promotion of ethical principles
D: The Code of Ethics is fairly general, while the Standards of
Practice outlines a specific quality assurance program -
ANSWER-Answer: C: The Code of Ethics lists modes of moral
conduct to be adhered to, while the Standards of Practice gives
specific concepts and rules for promotion of ethical principles
What is the threshold for a person being tested by pure tone
audiometry?
A: The frequency in kilohertz (kHz) at which the person hears the
tone 50 percent of the time
B: The intensity in decibels (dB) at which the person hears the
tone 50 percent of the time
C: 6.5 dB at 1000 Hz
D: The point at which the person understands speech presented
at various frequencies - ANSWER-Answer: B: The intensity in
decibels (dB) at which the person hears the tone 50 percent of the
time
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What stage of processing has the greatest effect on reaction time
in an individual with apraxia?
A: Sensory reception
B: Neural transmission to the central nervous system
C: Cognitive processing in the central nervous system
D: Neural transmission to the muscle - ANSWER-Answer: C:
Cognitive processing in the central nervous system
Generally, what is the first step in ascertaining potential sites for
control of assistive devices in a person with physical disabilities?
A: Assessment of functional hand grasp patterns
B: Using a range and resolution board to establish the minimal
and maximal arm range and ability to hit a target
C: Using a small range and resolution board to determine foot
range and targeting
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D: Determining the person's range and resolution using a head
pointer - ANSWER-Answer: A: Assessment of functional hand
grasp patterns
Conversational needs served by augmentative communication
systems should include all of the following except:
A. Expression of needs and wants
B. Information transfer
C. Functional Assistive Augmentative Communication systems
D. Social closeness - ANSWER-Answer: C. Functional Assistive
Augmentative Communication systems
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 included a term known as "Least
Restrictive Environment". This caused employers and intuitions
to:
A: Make architectural changes to buildings
B: Add elevators to buildings
C: Add ramps and curb cuts
RESNA ATP EXAM LATEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR
VERIFIED|| ||BRANDNEW!!!||
What is the best mode of transmission for an EADL that controls a
distant device such as a garage door opener?
A. House wiring
B. Ultrasonic transmission
C. Infrared transmission
D. Radio frequency transmission - ANSWER-Answer: D: Radio
frequency transmission
What is the main difference between the RESNA Code of Ethics
and the RESNA Standards of Practice for Assistive Technology
Practitioners and Suppliers?
A: The Code of Ethics is broader in scope than the Standards of
Practice
B: The Standards of Practice is specific to the Assistive
Technology field, while the Code of Ethics is not
,2|Page
C: The Code of Ethics lists modes of moral conduct to be adhered
to, while the Standards of Practice gives specific concepts and
rules for promotion of ethical principles
D: The Code of Ethics is fairly general, while the Standards of
Practice outlines a specific quality assurance program -
ANSWER-Answer: C: The Code of Ethics lists modes of moral
conduct to be adhered to, while the Standards of Practice gives
specific concepts and rules for promotion of ethical principles
What is the threshold for a person being tested by pure tone
audiometry?
A: The frequency in kilohertz (kHz) at which the person hears the
tone 50 percent of the time
B: The intensity in decibels (dB) at which the person hears the
tone 50 percent of the time
C: 6.5 dB at 1000 Hz
D: The point at which the person understands speech presented
at various frequencies - ANSWER-Answer: B: The intensity in
decibels (dB) at which the person hears the tone 50 percent of the
time
,3|Page
What stage of processing has the greatest effect on reaction time
in an individual with apraxia?
A: Sensory reception
B: Neural transmission to the central nervous system
C: Cognitive processing in the central nervous system
D: Neural transmission to the muscle - ANSWER-Answer: C:
Cognitive processing in the central nervous system
Generally, what is the first step in ascertaining potential sites for
control of assistive devices in a person with physical disabilities?
A: Assessment of functional hand grasp patterns
B: Using a range and resolution board to establish the minimal
and maximal arm range and ability to hit a target
C: Using a small range and resolution board to determine foot
range and targeting
, 4|Page
D: Determining the person's range and resolution using a head
pointer - ANSWER-Answer: A: Assessment of functional hand
grasp patterns
Conversational needs served by augmentative communication
systems should include all of the following except:
A. Expression of needs and wants
B. Information transfer
C. Functional Assistive Augmentative Communication systems
D. Social closeness - ANSWER-Answer: C. Functional Assistive
Augmentative Communication systems
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 included a term known as "Least
Restrictive Environment". This caused employers and intuitions
to:
A: Make architectural changes to buildings
B: Add elevators to buildings
C: Add ramps and curb cuts
