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100
True or False Animal-Assisted Therapy is a goal-directed intervention in which an animal that meets specific criteria is an integral part of the treatment process.
True
100
True or False Companion Animals can be household pets such as cats, dogs, birds, etc.
True
100
Animals in psychotherapy help foster _________ and ______________________.
trust and sense of normalcy
100
_________________________ utilizes movements of the horse as a tool to address impairments, functional limitations, and disabilities.
hippotherapy
100
List 1 implementation intervention technique for each of the following population: Geriatric
Therapeutic reminiscence Intergenerational Socialization Remotivation Sensory stimulation
200
Animal-Assisted Therapy is designed to promote improvement in human _________, __________, __________, and/or ______________ functioning.
physical, social, emotional, cognitive
200
List 3 physical benefits associated with the therapeutic use of animals
Lowered BP Increased skin temperature Increased ROM Improve sensory modulation and sensory interpretation Increased physical tolerance for physical activity with pain present Improve sitting balance and strength Improved posture
200
The ___________, _________, as well as ______________________________ of the animal are important considerations for the therapeutic use of animals.
size, age, temperament/training
200
_____________________ used to assist participants with psycho-social issues or mental health issues. Employs a range of activities such as handling, grooming, riding, driving, and vaulting.
Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy
200
List 2 implementation intervention technique for each of the following population: Pediatrics
Pain management Relaxation Games Reading Coping skills
300
What are Animal Assisted Activities?
Casual "meet and greet activities" that involve pets visiting people, no specific tx goals planned, same activity can be used with many people, detailed notes unnecessary, visit content is spontaneous, visit can be as long or short as desired
300
List 3 types of a service animal
Monkeys, miniature horses, assistance dogs, service dogs
300
Name 1 type of adaptive equipment that can be used to enhance the therapeutic experience for the participant
Thick handled brushes Easy open jars for animal food Electronic PECS for commands (picture exchange communication system) Weighted Tennis Balls: to be used for retrieving Hoops: dogs can jump through hoops held by people who are targeted to increase fine motor strength or gain hand-eye coordination Velcro Clothes: some dogs can be “dressed” in clothing with Velcro fasteners Toys such as balls, tug toys, etc.
300
Name 3 populations that would benefit from Equine-Facilitated Psychotherapy?
Populations that would benefit include: anxiety disorders, behavior disorders, autism, ADHD, depression, PTSD, and expressive language disorders
300
List 3 implementation intervention technique for each of the following population: Psychiatric
Creating cohesive groups Scheduling Coping skills Time management Relaxation Community reintegration
400
What is Animal Assisted Therapy?
significant part of tx for many people who are physically, socially, emotionally, or cognitively challenged; stated goals for each session; individual tx plan for each patient; notes on patient progress taken at session; visit scheduled usually at set interval; length of visit is pre-determined to best fit needs of patient
400
List 3 psychological benefits associated with the therapeutic use of animals
Increased attention skills such as paying attention and staying on task Developed leisure and recreation skills Increased self-esteem Reduced loneliness Increased feelings of safety Decreased irritability in psychiatric clients Increased alertness and cognitive ability with chronic mental illness Brightening of the day for hospice clients Increased emotional support for pediatric clients
400
True or False Transmission of disease from animals to human can never occur.
False; Transmission of disease from animals to human is not common; however, even inoculated, healthy animals (cats, birds, monkeys, domesticated rodents) may carry bacteria that cause infections in people with suppressed or weakened immune systems.
400
What is the definition of "mounting" (therapeutic horseback riding)?
Getting onto the horse and into a riding position from the ground or a platform
400
List 4 implementation intervention technique for each of the following populations:
Sequencing Appropriate touch Relaxation ADL’s
500
Who is Boris M. Levinson?
Pioneer of AAT; published writings in 1960s about potential for AAT; coined term "pet therapy"; used dogs in psychotherapy w/ children as an icebreaker
500
List 3 contraindications associated with the therapeutic use of animals
Allergies to animal or pet dander Fear or afraid of animal(s) Expressed or demonstrated disinterest in the AAT program Hx of animal abuse or unable to treat animal appropriately Caution should be exercised with children who have witnessed or experienced abuse Danger to the client of infection or negative impact on their medical condition (open sores, immunocompromised, etc.) Danger of injury to the animal or the client resulting from mishandling or abuse
500
Most organizations devoted to the therapeutic use of animals require _______________ for each animal prior to admission to the organization and require proof of _______________ each year to continue membership.
vet. approval; vaccinations
500
__________ is when poles are placed 6-8 inches above the ground, the horse walkers over them while the rider balances
Cavaletti
500
List and describe the three parts of an objective:
There are three parts to an objective: Condition: Under what limitation or circumstances the performance is to occur “How” During _____ group, upon request of CTRS, During 1:1, Given a list, etc. Behavior/Performance: “What” Client will verbally recite, complete, etc. (action words that create a SPECIFIC behavior) Criteria: 2x a week for 4 weeks, with 3 peers, 4 laps, etc. (numbers that also lend to making the objective specific and measurable) The condition will state parameters that the behavior/action will be accomplished. The behavior gives clear and concise direction on what the patient will do. The criteria give the measurable action required.
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