(A)Objective 1.01: Develop Professional Relationships
(B)Objective 1.02: Maintain Professional Competency
(C)Objective 1.01: Develop Professional Relationships
(D)Objective 1.02: Maintain Professional Competency
BONUS
100

A licensed healthcare professional who diagnoses and treats communication, cognitive, and swallowing disorders in individuals of all ages.

Speech Therapist (SLP)

100

What is Cultural Competence? 

Being able to work effectively with cultures other than your own by using a set of behaviors, attitudes, and policies that are congruent with that culture.

100

A credentialed mental health clinician who integrates psychotherapy and active art-making to help clients process emotions, reduce stress, and resolve conflicts.

Art Therapist

100

How many hours are in .4 CEU

4 Hours

100

What is Recreational Therapy? 

Recreational Therapy (RT) is a systematic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with illnesses, disabling conditions, and/or adverse circumstances to promote psychological and physical health, recovery, and well-being. Recreational Therapy aims to restore, remediate, or rehabilitate the client’s level of functioning and independence in life activities. Recreational Therapists work in a variety of clinical and community settings and utilize their unique expertise to help individuals overcome barriers to well-being and/or participation in meaningful leisure activities.

200

A paraprofessional certified to provide direct, one-on-one Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy

Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)

200

How many total CEUs hours you need to maintain the CTRS certification? 

50 Hours

200

A healthcare professional formally educated and trained in the care of the sick, and injured

Nurse

200

NCTRC stands for 

National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification®

200

How many questions are in the CTRS Exam?

120

300

Who are Internal stakeholders?

 Service workers, interdisciplinary team, administration, and the board of directors

300

A voluntary process where a non-governmental agency grants recognition of competence to individuals who meet the requirements set by the profession

Certification

300

Who are External stakeholders? 

Individuals, groups, or organizations outside a company’s internal operations who are impacted by or can influence its activities

300

An official, legal process by which a government agency grants an individual or business permission to practice a profession or operate a facility

Licensure

300

What does ATRA (the acronym) stands for?

American Therapeutic Recreation Association

400

A Patient with multiple sclerosis wants to resume playing wheelchair basketball but becomes fatigued quickly and is concerned about conserving energy during practices and daily routines. Which healthcare professional would you seek for additional help?

Occupational Therapist (OT)

Energy conservation and fatigue management during daily occupations and leisure activities are core occupational therapy interventions

400

A Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) is designing a technology-based intervention for a client recovering from a traumatic brain injury. The goal is to improve community mobility by allowing the client to practice crossing streets and navigating public spaces while still seeing their real environment. Which technology is the best choice?

Augmented Reality (AR)

400

A 24-year-old patient is admitted to the hospital after expressing suicidal thoughts. During the assessment, the patient reports hearing voices telling them to harm themselves. Which healthcare professional should be consulted immediately to evaluate the need for medication and determine if inpatient psychiatric treatment is necessary?

Psychiatrist 

Why it’s tricky: A psychologist can assess mental health and provide therapy, and a social worker can coordinate crisis resources, but only a psychiatrist is a physician who can diagnose psychiatric disorders, determine the need for hospitalization, and prescribe medications such as antipsychotics or antidepressants when appropriate.

400

The process for recognizing the competence or proficiency of individuals who practice in a specific profession.

Credentialing

400

How many content areas are in the CTRS Exam?

(6)

Professionalism

Assessment 

Planning

Implementation 

Evaluation & Documentation

Administration

500

Care plan include...

  • Personal Information (name, DOB, contact info etc.) 
  • Health Conditions
  • Medicines, dosage, time when it should be givien
  • Health care providers with contact info
  • Health Insurance info
  • Emergency contacts 
  • Precautions
500

What are the 6 states that require a license to practice Recreational Therapy? 

  • District of Columbia
  • New Hampshire
  • New Jersey 
  • North Carolina
  • Oklahoma
  • Utah
500

How does one build "Self-Advocacy"? 

  • Knowledge of Self 
  • Knowledge of Rights 
  • Communication
  • Leadership 
500

Name at least 6 Standards of Practice 

ASSESSMENT
TREATMENT PLANNING
PLAN IMPLEMENTATION
RE-ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION
DISCHARGE/TRANSITION PLANNING
PREVENTION, SAFETY PLANNING AND RISK MANAGEMENT
ETHICAL CONDUCT
WRITTEN PLAN OF OPERATION 

STAFF QUALIFICATIONS AND COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT

QUALITY IMPROVEMENT

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

PROGRAM EVALUATION AND RESEARCH:

500

How many Universities offer a B.S in Rehabilitation and Recreational Therapy in FL? 

1 (FIU)

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