Theories
Which aging theory is this?
A theory of aging which states healthy aging involves remaining active and retaining social interactions
What is Activity Theory of aging?
Which neurocognitive disorder is this?
A form of dementia categorized by buildup of amyloid plaque and tau proteins in the brain
What is Alzheimer's dementia?
What did H.B 315 do for rec therapy in Utah?
What is allowed for Medicaid reimbursement for RT services?
What type of assessment is MoCA?
What is a cognitive assessment?
What are the three main types of LTCs?
What is skilled nursing, assisted living, and memory care?
Which aging theory is this?
A theory that states as adults age, they tend to engage in the same activities and behaviors as they did earlier in life
What is Continuity theory of aging?
Which neurocognitive disorder is this?
Damage to the brain caused by reduced blood flow (often from strokes)
What is vascular dementia?
When was OBRA Passed into law
When was 1987?
What does the LAM assess?
What is client's attitudes towards leisure participation?
True or false: to practice rec therapy in Utah you must have a CTRS and state license?
What is true?
What are the four stages of Kolb’s experiential learning cycle?
What is concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation?
What are two symptoms of vascular dementia?
What is
Reduced reasoning and judgement
Attention difficulties
True or False: Utah has its own regulations so it does not follow CMS regulations
What is False?
What is the MDS?
What is a Standardized assessment used in Long Term Care Facilities (LTCs), that collects all relevant health information of all residents?
Which part of the MDS focuses on resident activity preferences?
What is section F?
How can we apply the Activity Theory of aging to rec therapy program development?
What is introducing new meaningful social connections to replace those lost over time?
What are two symptoms of Alzheimer's dementia?
What is
Changes in behavior (irritability etc)
Trouble recognizing friends or family
Decreased ability to complete ADLs
Which regulating body is in charge of maintaining and regulating the CTRS certification?
What is the NCTRC (National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification)
How can the BANDI-RT be used in rec therapy treatment planning?
What is:
Helps identify leisure motivations and barriers
Helps identify leisure attitudes
Provides baseline data
Which type of ageism is described as: Unfair age-based restrictions in laws, policies, and the
practices of public and private institutions?
What is institutional ageism?
How can we apply the Continuity Theory of aging to rec therapy program planning?
What is by using assessments to determine what activities were meaningful to the client and re introducing them?
Which form of dementia is associated with Parkinson's disease?
What is Lewy Body Dementia?
What is one thing OBRA do for recreation therapists?
What is
Introduced MDS
Introduced resident rights
Prioritized resident quality of life
What are the five areas of the MoCA test?
What is memory, attention, language, visuospatial, and executive functioning?
What is cultural competency in rec therapy?
What is being aware of one’s own frame of reference and worldview(s)?