RESNA ATP EXAM (2025/2026)
Actual Exam with Complete Questions and Correct Answers | Assistive Technology
Professional | Rehabilitation Engineering Society of North America
Overview
This 2025/2026 validated resource contains the complete RESNA ATP Exam with actual
questions and verified correct answers, directly aligned with current Rehabilitation
Engineering Society of North America certification standards. Essential for healthcare
professionals preparing for Assistive Technology Professional certification and
demonstrating comprehensive knowledge in assistive technology assessment,
implementation, and service delivery.
Key Features
✓ 95-Question Comprehensive Exam matching RESNA certification format
✓ Assistive Technology Assessment with client-centered applications
✓ Technology Implementation & Training with outcome measurement
✓ Updated 2025/2026 RESNA practice standards
✓ Funding & Policy Applications with reimbursement protocols
Content Domains
• Assessment & Evaluation (20 Questions)
• Intervention & Implementation (19 Questions)
• Technology & Environment (18 Questions)
• Professional Practice & Ethics (16 Questions)
• Funding & Public Policy (12 Questions)
• Research & Evidence-Based Practice (10 Questions)
Answer Format
Verified correct answers in bold green with:
• Assessment methodology rationales
• Technology selection justifications
• Ethical decision-making frameworks
• Funding requirement applications
Critical Updates 2025/2026
NEW - Telehealth service delivery models
UPDATED - Mobile technology integration standards
REVISED - Outcome measurement protocols
MODIFIED - Third-party payer requirements
ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION (Questions 1–20)
1. The first step in the assistive technology assessment process is?
a) Device demonstration
b) Identify the consumer's needs and goals
, c) Secure funding
d) Select vendor
Rationale: Client-centered practice begins with understanding the user's priorities
and context.
2. The HAAT model stands for?
a) Hardware, Access, Assessment, Training
b) Human, Activity, Assistive technology, Technology
c) Hospital, Adaptive, Assessment, Tool
d) Home, Activity, Assistive, Team
Rationale: HAAT framework considers the interaction of person, activity, context,
and technology.
3. Which assessment tool is specifically designed for mobility devices?
a) QUEST 2.0
b) FMA (Functional Mobility Assessment)
c) PIADS
d) COPM
Rationale: FMA evaluates functional outcomes of mobility devices across
environments.
4. The ICF framework focuses on?
a) Diagnosis only
b) Functioning and disability across body, activity, participation
c) Technology features
d) Funding sources
Rationale: International Classification of Functioning emphasizes holistic functional
profile.
5. When conducting a seating assessment, hip angle is measured at?
a) 0° extension
b) Approximately 90° flexion
c) 45° abduction
d) 120° flexion
Rationale: 90° hip flexion is standard neutral sitting posture for wheelchair seating.
6. Pressure mapping should be performed?
a) Only on initial evaluation
b) With consumer in usual sitting posture for >10 minutes
c) While standing
d) Without cushion
Rationale: Tissue deformation requires time to manifest; usual posture ensures
validity.
7. The most critical factor in wheelchair prescription is?
a) Color preference
b) Consumer's functional goals and environments
c) Vendor discount
d) Lightest weight always
Rationale: Function and context drive appropriate technology selection.
8. Manual muscle testing of upper extremities for manual wheelchair users should
include?
a) Only biceps
Actual Exam with Complete Questions and Correct Answers | Assistive Technology
Professional | Rehabilitation Engineering Society of North America
Overview
This 2025/2026 validated resource contains the complete RESNA ATP Exam with actual
questions and verified correct answers, directly aligned with current Rehabilitation
Engineering Society of North America certification standards. Essential for healthcare
professionals preparing for Assistive Technology Professional certification and
demonstrating comprehensive knowledge in assistive technology assessment,
implementation, and service delivery.
Key Features
✓ 95-Question Comprehensive Exam matching RESNA certification format
✓ Assistive Technology Assessment with client-centered applications
✓ Technology Implementation & Training with outcome measurement
✓ Updated 2025/2026 RESNA practice standards
✓ Funding & Policy Applications with reimbursement protocols
Content Domains
• Assessment & Evaluation (20 Questions)
• Intervention & Implementation (19 Questions)
• Technology & Environment (18 Questions)
• Professional Practice & Ethics (16 Questions)
• Funding & Public Policy (12 Questions)
• Research & Evidence-Based Practice (10 Questions)
Answer Format
Verified correct answers in bold green with:
• Assessment methodology rationales
• Technology selection justifications
• Ethical decision-making frameworks
• Funding requirement applications
Critical Updates 2025/2026
NEW - Telehealth service delivery models
UPDATED - Mobile technology integration standards
REVISED - Outcome measurement protocols
MODIFIED - Third-party payer requirements
ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION (Questions 1–20)
1. The first step in the assistive technology assessment process is?
a) Device demonstration
b) Identify the consumer's needs and goals
, c) Secure funding
d) Select vendor
Rationale: Client-centered practice begins with understanding the user's priorities
and context.
2. The HAAT model stands for?
a) Hardware, Access, Assessment, Training
b) Human, Activity, Assistive technology, Technology
c) Hospital, Adaptive, Assessment, Tool
d) Home, Activity, Assistive, Team
Rationale: HAAT framework considers the interaction of person, activity, context,
and technology.
3. Which assessment tool is specifically designed for mobility devices?
a) QUEST 2.0
b) FMA (Functional Mobility Assessment)
c) PIADS
d) COPM
Rationale: FMA evaluates functional outcomes of mobility devices across
environments.
4. The ICF framework focuses on?
a) Diagnosis only
b) Functioning and disability across body, activity, participation
c) Technology features
d) Funding sources
Rationale: International Classification of Functioning emphasizes holistic functional
profile.
5. When conducting a seating assessment, hip angle is measured at?
a) 0° extension
b) Approximately 90° flexion
c) 45° abduction
d) 120° flexion
Rationale: 90° hip flexion is standard neutral sitting posture for wheelchair seating.
6. Pressure mapping should be performed?
a) Only on initial evaluation
b) With consumer in usual sitting posture for >10 minutes
c) While standing
d) Without cushion
Rationale: Tissue deformation requires time to manifest; usual posture ensures
validity.
7. The most critical factor in wheelchair prescription is?
a) Color preference
b) Consumer's functional goals and environments
c) Vendor discount
d) Lightest weight always
Rationale: Function and context drive appropriate technology selection.
8. Manual muscle testing of upper extremities for manual wheelchair users should
include?
a) Only biceps
