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NCTRC EXAM- Advancement of the Profession Questions & Answers. 1. Networking is helpful to CTRSs because: a. Expertise and ideas are a. Expertise and ideas are shared to improve the qual- shared to improve the ity of programs b. Each professional can claim a unique set of skills c. Clients are not likely to know more than one CTRS d. Individuals with disabilities are likely to receive few- er services in the future 2. Which of the following are NOT minimal expectations of all CTRSs? ...

NCTRC Exam-Assessment. 1. Current RT Leisure Assess- ment Instru- ments 1. Observation 2. Interview 3. Functional Skills Testing 2. Observing -Determine what is most important, dependent, and the needs of the patient and type of program the dept. otters 3. Systematic Ob- servation -Most frequently used observation -Standardizes the procedures used 1. identify targeted bx 2. developing specific recording techniques for the observation of the targeted bx 3. Scoring 4. Int...

Master NCTRC Exam Study Guide Complete Test. 1. Foundational Knowledge (Section A) 2. Erik Erickson's Stages of Human Development Theories and Concepts Erik Erikson (1950, 1963) proposed a psychoanalytic theory of psychosocial development comprising eight stages from infancy to adulthood. During each stage, the person experiences a psychosocial crisis which could have a positive or negative outcome for personality development. 3. Infancy Trust vs. mistrust stage Feeding and...

NCTRC Study Guide Practice Questions Correctly Answered. 1. 1. During an initial assessment, the client shows little c facial expression or is very slow to show expressions. How would the CTRS document this client's affect? a. flat b. broad c. blunted d. inappropriate 2. 2. Which of the following is NOT an essential outcome c of rehabilitation therapy for pediatric clients? a. improved physical health b. reduced complications c. reduced cost of care d. improved skills in coping w...

NCTRC: Professionalism/Administration Final Exam. 1. Code of ethics: Beneficence 2. Code of ethics: Non maleficence 3. Code of ethics: Autonomy 4. Code of ethics: Justice 5. Code of Ethics: fi- delity 6. Code of ethics: veracity Recreational Therapy personnel shall treat persons served in an ethical manner by actively making ettorts to provide for their well-being by maximizing possible benefits and relieving, lessening, or minimizing possible harm. Recre...

NCTRC Exam-Theories and Concepts Latest Update. 1. Normalization -A person with disabilities has the same needs and desires as a person w/o disabilities -Normalization would imply that persons with disabilities should have the same opportunities that anyone w/o a disability would have in the community -Their lives should be as typical as possible 2. Inclusion A process that enables an individual to be apart of his environment by making choices, being supported in what he does on a daily bas...

NCTRC Exam-Implementation Study Guide. 1. Selection of pro- grams, activities, & interventions to achieve the as- sessed needs of the person 2. 9 factors con- cerning activity characteristics of which a CTRS should be aware you will need an understanding of 3 things: clients, activity-based interventions, & yourself 3 major factors that influence the selection & implementation of intervention activities: activity content and process, client characteristics, and resource factors nearl...

Documentation for NCTRC Practice Review Test. 1. What is a Source Oriented Medical Record? 2. What is the posi- tive of the Source Oriented Medical Record? Separates recordings according to discipline; sections of the chart are designated for medical notes, nursing notes, TR notes etc Easier for each discipline to record all data in one place 3. What is the nega- Places data in too many locations making it fragmented & cumbersome to retrieve tive of the Source Oriented Medical R...

NCTRC EXAM MODELS STUDY GUIDE TEST. 1. LEISURE ABILITY MODEL what model is this 2. HEALTH PROTECTION/PROMOTION MODEL what model is this 3. VAN ANDEL MODEL what model is this 4. SELF-DETERMINATION AND ENJOYMENT MODEL what model is this 5. OPTIMIZING LIFE LONG HEALTH MODEL what model is this 6. LEISURE ABILITY MODEL which model is the most used in practice

Administration NCTRC Final Exam Study Guide Test. 1. Define Operating budget components revenues (income) and expenses includes contracts, charges, fees, insurance reimbursements, and grants 2. CQI stands for continuous quality improvement 3. PI stands for performance improvement 4. Once an agency/facilit's governing author- operating budget ity approves a budget proposal, it becomes a legal document as the . 5. Define peer review an intensive process in which an RT is re- viewed by l...

NCTRC Exam Questions Set 2 Correctly Answered. 1. Fixed-ratio rein- forcement 2. Variable-ratio schedules 3. Fixed-interval schedules 4. Variable-interval schedules 5. The Premack Principle 6. Discuss some as- pects of leisure education that TRSs can pro- vide for clients with chronic fa- tigue syndrome 7. Discuss the sig- nificance of TRS and client in- schedules cause steady, high response rates, with short pauses after reinforcement are unpredictable, produce s...

NCTRC Exam Questions with Actual Answers. 1. Critical Pathway Compilation of multidisciplinary input driven by a specific time-oriented outcome 2. Shaping The behavior modification process that uses successive approximations of a desired terminal behavior 3. Behavior Management Programs 4. Cognitive Restructur- ing Cognitive Restructuring, Backwards Chaining, Aversion Therapy Changing maladaptive behavior by demonstrating the irrationality of the assumptions on which the behav...

NCTRC Practice of Recreational Therapy Multiple Choice Study Exam. 1. 1. Which of the following activities is MOST LIKELY to c teach social skills to a group of at-risk youth? a. Bingo b. Volleyball, because it involves both cooperation and cooperation c. Role plays of asking someone for assistance d. Discussion of appropriate leisure skills in a variety of situations 2. 2. The CTRS wants clients with severe intellectual dis- d ability to be able to freely choose their preferred leisure ...

NCTRC Exam-Advancement of the Profession Practice Exam Guide. 1. Advancement of the Profession Competencies 2. Hospital Recre- ation Society 3. National Associ- ation for Recre- ational Thera- pists 1. Professionalism 2. Requirements for TR Certification 3. Advocacy for persons served 4. Legislation and regulations for TR 5. Public Relations, Promotion, Marketing of TR 6. Methods, resources, references for maintaining and upgrading professional competencies 7. Knowledge ...

Practice M/C NCTRC Exam - Legislative and Regulatory Guidelines and Stardard Review Test. 1. D. both physi- cal and program- matic access 2. A. Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 3. A. any place of public accommo- dation 4. C. employment, public enti- ties, telecommu- nications, and public accommo- dations 5. B. Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 Title II in the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (and later amendments) concerns discrimination wit...

NCTRC Exam Assessments Exam Study Guide. 1. Cooperation and Trust Scale (CAT) 2. Free Time Bore- dom (FTB) 3. Idyll Arbor Leisure Battery (IALB) 4. Leisure Attitude Measurement 5. Leisure Interest Measure (LIM) 6. Leisure Motiva- tion Scale (LMS) -Population: Clients who are cognitively able to understand the questions. -Purpose/measures: To measure the participant's perceived level of trust and cooperation. -Population: Able to read at 4th grade level. ...

NCTRC Exam #2 Questions & Answers. 1. The CTRS is encouraging team mem- bers to use the STAR approach to client safety. The CTRS explains that the STAR approach begins by, 2. A client with a history of aggression begins swearing and pacing back and forth, shouting, "You can't make me stay here!" The MOST appropriate ini- tial response is to Stopping to concentrate on tacks Speak calmly and quietly to the client 3. In evaluating research as part of the de- Confirmabili...

NCTRC Multiple Choice Exam Questions Correctly Answered. 1. The primary role of the CTRSs working with individuals A who have autism is to a. have them learn a variety of leisure skills that their peers might know b. improve their visual acuity c. teach them how to adapt activities on their own d. improve their ADLs 2. Which of the following is an example of a self-fulfilling C prophecy? a. the client enjoyed every minute of the self-aware- ness activity b. the client felt great joy ...

NCTRC STUDY EXAM (LATEST UPDATED). 1. What does self-determination in the therapeutic recre- Making decisions about ation process focus on? 2. Which process does a non-governmental agency use to grant recognition to an individual who has met certain predetermined qualifications specified by an agency? 3. Which diagnosis is indicative of the following behav- iors: no interest in peers, repetitive rocking, and emo- tional distress when routine changes, and repeats the CTRS's question wit...

Grow Through Flow NCTRC Exam Correctly Answered. 1. Duration Record- ing: 2. Interval Record- ing: 3. Continuous Recording: When you are interested in how long a behavior occurs, you record the amount of time that the client displays the behavior Indicates how frequently a behavior is displayed during a specified time interval. When the therapist records both the beginning of the behavior and the end of the behavior, it is called 4. Standardized Ob- o Two major forms: s...