RESNA ATP Practice Quiz | Assistive
Technology Evaluation (Original Practice
Questions, 2026/2027)
1 - What is the primary purpose of a comprehensive
assistive technology (AT) evaluation?
• To identify the client’s functional limitations and
recommend device solutions to meet documented goals.
• To select the cheapest commercially available device
regardless of function.
• To ensure a single vendor receives the contract for
device supply.
• To complete paperwork required by the manufacturer
for warranty activation.
Answer: To identify the client’s functional limitations and
recommend device solutions to meet documented goals.
2 - Which items should typically be included in formal
documentation of an AT evaluation? (Select all that
apply.)
• Client-centered goals and participation priorities
• Objective functional assessment results and clinical
measures
• Detailed recommendations with rationale and
alternative options
• Device trial outcomes, recommended settings, and
follow-up plan
, • Marketing brochures from a favored vendor with
pricing only
Answer: Client-centered goals and participation priorities,
Objective functional assessment results and clinical
measures, Detailed recommendations with rationale and
alternative options, Device trial outcomes, recommended
settings, and follow-up plan
3 - Which standardized outcome measure is specifically
designed to capture wheelchair-related participation and
satisfaction?
• Wheelchair Outcome Measure (WhOM)
• Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)
• Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE)
• Timed Up and Go (TUG)
Answer: Wheelchair Outcome Measure (WhOM)
4 - When recommending control interfaces for a
powered mobility device, which factors are important to
evaluate? (Select all that apply.)
• User’s motor control and range of motion for access
methods
• Cognitive and perceptual abilities for safe operation
• Environmental access needs such as door widths and
charging locations
• Only the color and cosmetic appearance of the joystick
housing
Answer: User’s motor control and range of motion for access
methods, Cognitive and perceptual abilities for safe
Technology Evaluation (Original Practice
Questions, 2026/2027)
1 - What is the primary purpose of a comprehensive
assistive technology (AT) evaluation?
• To identify the client’s functional limitations and
recommend device solutions to meet documented goals.
• To select the cheapest commercially available device
regardless of function.
• To ensure a single vendor receives the contract for
device supply.
• To complete paperwork required by the manufacturer
for warranty activation.
Answer: To identify the client’s functional limitations and
recommend device solutions to meet documented goals.
2 - Which items should typically be included in formal
documentation of an AT evaluation? (Select all that
apply.)
• Client-centered goals and participation priorities
• Objective functional assessment results and clinical
measures
• Detailed recommendations with rationale and
alternative options
• Device trial outcomes, recommended settings, and
follow-up plan
, • Marketing brochures from a favored vendor with
pricing only
Answer: Client-centered goals and participation priorities,
Objective functional assessment results and clinical
measures, Detailed recommendations with rationale and
alternative options, Device trial outcomes, recommended
settings, and follow-up plan
3 - Which standardized outcome measure is specifically
designed to capture wheelchair-related participation and
satisfaction?
• Wheelchair Outcome Measure (WhOM)
• Beck Depression Inventory (BDI)
• Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE)
• Timed Up and Go (TUG)
Answer: Wheelchair Outcome Measure (WhOM)
4 - When recommending control interfaces for a
powered mobility device, which factors are important to
evaluate? (Select all that apply.)
• User’s motor control and range of motion for access
methods
• Cognitive and perceptual abilities for safe operation
• Environmental access needs such as door widths and
charging locations
• Only the color and cosmetic appearance of the joystick
housing
Answer: User’s motor control and range of motion for access
methods, Cognitive and perceptual abilities for safe
