RPS FINAL TEST 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ According to standards of practice, which individual is the best collaborator
for a CTRS during a client's discharge process?a.) Insurance companyb.)
Social workerc.) Community referral agency.
Answer: b.) Social Worker RT develops discharge plans in collaboration
with patient/client, family, SO, and treatment team members in order to
discharge patient/clients or to continue treatment and aftercare as
neededProfessionalism: Obj. 1.01 Develop professional relationships
◍ What are the three principles of client documentation that ensures it is
accurate, objective, and consistent?.
Answer: 1.) Objectivity: Information that is factual and objective2.)
Behavioral language: Focus on clients behavior, rather than
perception/guesses/assumptions3.) Consistency in Information: Consistency
in charting/documentation Evaluation & Documentation: Obj. 5.01
Document Client Progress(Hint: Overly Bright Clouds)
◍ When reporting at a treatment team meeting, what information should a
CTRS share on interventions designed to improve a clients cognitive
functioning? And why?a.) Improved dexterity skillsb.) Increased
conversational skillsc.) Enhanced problem-solving skills.
Answer: c.) Enhanced problem-solving skillsBecause cognitive behaviors
are displayed in thought processes, intellectual functioning, learning, and
knowingProfessionalism: Obj. 1.01 Develop professional relationships
◍ Which type of analysis has been completed if a CTRS develops a list of
steps involved in an activity and then places them in proper sequence? And
why?a.) Tasksb.) Contentc.) Activityd.) Behavioral.
Answer: a.) TasksTask analysis involves breaking down an event/larger
, behavior into smaller discreet and specific sub-behaviors that are performed
in a particular order.Trs examine/teach smaller behavior so that it can be
learned and taught more easily
◍ Which behavioral objective is written correctly?a.) Upon request, client will
select two personal activity choices and then participate in one of the
activities.b.) Upon request, the client will demonstrate knowledge of the
leisure planning process by being active weekends.c.) Upon request, the
client will be able to drive a golf ball a minimum of 100 yards on 3 out of 5
attempts..
Answer: CAgency dictates format used for client objectives, most common
being behavioral objective because it translates into client outcomes being
specific containing a condition, behavior, and criterion.Evaluation and
Documentation: Obj. 5.01 Document client progress
◍ What is standard #10?.
Answer: Quality ImprovementThere exist objective and systematic
processes for continuously improving patient/client safety and for
identifying opportunities to improve recreational therapy treatment and care
and patient/client outcomes.
◍ Which theory related to successful aging suggests that activities and
relationships that have been maintained over a long period in an individuals
life are the ones most likely to contribute to well-being?a.) Continuityb.)
Disengagementc.) Activityd.) Retirement.
Answer: a.) Continuity Older adults make adaptive choices tied to their past
experiences that allow them to maintain internal/external structuresPlanning:
Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
◍ Which interview type builds rapport most effectively with a client? a.)
Conversationalb.) Interview guidec.) Structured open-endedd.) Structured
close-ended.
Answer: a.) ConversationalConversational builds rapport most effectively
Assessment: Obj. 2.01 Conduct the assessment process
◍ Which response should a CTRS use when a client expresses discomfort with
, using a wheelchair in public and feeling patronized on a recent community
outing? a.) Suggest that the client ignore rude and thoughtless peopleb.)
Discontinue community integration until the client feels more comfortable
c.) Discuss the issue by supporting the client and offering problem-solving
skills.
Answer: c.) Discuss the issue by supporting the client and offering
problem-solving skillsEffective listening is known as empathetic listening or
active listening as the helper is not being judgmental or critica, attempting to
gain an empathetic understanding of the clients
thoughts/feelingsImplementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver program services
◍ Which task would a client who has proprioceptive perceptual problems most
likely have difficulty?a.) Distinguishing between sounds b.) Walking around
objectsc.) Upper extremity ROM.
Answer: b.) Walking around objectsProprioceptive functioning is the ability
to identify where a limb is in space without vision, including position
(statesthesia) and movement (inesthesia)
◍ Which characteristic makes therapeutic recreation different from special
recreation? What is the difference between the two?a.) Qualified recreation
staffb.) Variety in programmingc.) Individualized treatment planningd.)
Program evaluation.
Answer: c.) Individualized treatment planningSpecial recreation provides
services for people with disabilities who require special accommodations
TR purpose is to promote independent functioning, enhance optimal health,
and well-being with illnesses/disabilities. Concerned with recreation and
treatment by qualified professionalsImplementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver
program services
◍ Why should a CTRS reassess a client?a.) To evaluate changes in clients
status b.) To identify secondary dysfunction in the clientc.) To evaluate
clients satisfaction.
Answer: a.) To evaluate changes in clients statusWhenever the status of a
client needs to be examined, conducting a reassessment using the same tool
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ According to standards of practice, which individual is the best collaborator
for a CTRS during a client's discharge process?a.) Insurance companyb.)
Social workerc.) Community referral agency.
Answer: b.) Social Worker RT develops discharge plans in collaboration
with patient/client, family, SO, and treatment team members in order to
discharge patient/clients or to continue treatment and aftercare as
neededProfessionalism: Obj. 1.01 Develop professional relationships
◍ What are the three principles of client documentation that ensures it is
accurate, objective, and consistent?.
Answer: 1.) Objectivity: Information that is factual and objective2.)
Behavioral language: Focus on clients behavior, rather than
perception/guesses/assumptions3.) Consistency in Information: Consistency
in charting/documentation Evaluation & Documentation: Obj. 5.01
Document Client Progress(Hint: Overly Bright Clouds)
◍ When reporting at a treatment team meeting, what information should a
CTRS share on interventions designed to improve a clients cognitive
functioning? And why?a.) Improved dexterity skillsb.) Increased
conversational skillsc.) Enhanced problem-solving skills.
Answer: c.) Enhanced problem-solving skillsBecause cognitive behaviors
are displayed in thought processes, intellectual functioning, learning, and
knowingProfessionalism: Obj. 1.01 Develop professional relationships
◍ Which type of analysis has been completed if a CTRS develops a list of
steps involved in an activity and then places them in proper sequence? And
why?a.) Tasksb.) Contentc.) Activityd.) Behavioral.
Answer: a.) TasksTask analysis involves breaking down an event/larger
, behavior into smaller discreet and specific sub-behaviors that are performed
in a particular order.Trs examine/teach smaller behavior so that it can be
learned and taught more easily
◍ Which behavioral objective is written correctly?a.) Upon request, client will
select two personal activity choices and then participate in one of the
activities.b.) Upon request, the client will demonstrate knowledge of the
leisure planning process by being active weekends.c.) Upon request, the
client will be able to drive a golf ball a minimum of 100 yards on 3 out of 5
attempts..
Answer: CAgency dictates format used for client objectives, most common
being behavioral objective because it translates into client outcomes being
specific containing a condition, behavior, and criterion.Evaluation and
Documentation: Obj. 5.01 Document client progress
◍ What is standard #10?.
Answer: Quality ImprovementThere exist objective and systematic
processes for continuously improving patient/client safety and for
identifying opportunities to improve recreational therapy treatment and care
and patient/client outcomes.
◍ Which theory related to successful aging suggests that activities and
relationships that have been maintained over a long period in an individuals
life are the ones most likely to contribute to well-being?a.) Continuityb.)
Disengagementc.) Activityd.) Retirement.
Answer: a.) Continuity Older adults make adaptive choices tied to their past
experiences that allow them to maintain internal/external structuresPlanning:
Obj. 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care
◍ Which interview type builds rapport most effectively with a client? a.)
Conversationalb.) Interview guidec.) Structured open-endedd.) Structured
close-ended.
Answer: a.) ConversationalConversational builds rapport most effectively
Assessment: Obj. 2.01 Conduct the assessment process
◍ Which response should a CTRS use when a client expresses discomfort with
, using a wheelchair in public and feeling patronized on a recent community
outing? a.) Suggest that the client ignore rude and thoughtless peopleb.)
Discontinue community integration until the client feels more comfortable
c.) Discuss the issue by supporting the client and offering problem-solving
skills.
Answer: c.) Discuss the issue by supporting the client and offering
problem-solving skillsEffective listening is known as empathetic listening or
active listening as the helper is not being judgmental or critica, attempting to
gain an empathetic understanding of the clients
thoughts/feelingsImplementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver program services
◍ Which task would a client who has proprioceptive perceptual problems most
likely have difficulty?a.) Distinguishing between sounds b.) Walking around
objectsc.) Upper extremity ROM.
Answer: b.) Walking around objectsProprioceptive functioning is the ability
to identify where a limb is in space without vision, including position
(statesthesia) and movement (inesthesia)
◍ Which characteristic makes therapeutic recreation different from special
recreation? What is the difference between the two?a.) Qualified recreation
staffb.) Variety in programmingc.) Individualized treatment planningd.)
Program evaluation.
Answer: c.) Individualized treatment planningSpecial recreation provides
services for people with disabilities who require special accommodations
TR purpose is to promote independent functioning, enhance optimal health,
and well-being with illnesses/disabilities. Concerned with recreation and
treatment by qualified professionalsImplementation: Obj. 4.01 Deliver
program services
◍ Why should a CTRS reassess a client?a.) To evaluate changes in clients
status b.) To identify secondary dysfunction in the clientc.) To evaluate
clients satisfaction.
Answer: a.) To evaluate changes in clients statusWhenever the status of a
client needs to be examined, conducting a reassessment using the same tool
