Assessments in Recreational Therapy

Objective 2.01: Conduct the assessment process (A)

100

What is a Diagnosis? 

A disease, medical condition, or injury based on a person's signs, symptoms, and medical history. It also refers to the official conclusion or label reached after an examination, which then determines the appropriate treatment plan.

200

TBI stand for.. 

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

300

What is Cerebral Palsy? 

A group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture. It is caused by abnormal brain development or damage to the developing brain that impacts muscle control.

400

ADHD stand for 

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

500

Name the 4 components that is evaluated in the ICF Assessments 

1. Body Functions 

2.  Activities and Participation

3. Environmental Factors 

4. Body Structures 

Objective 2.01: Conduct the assessment process (B)

100

Amputation is..

Is the loss of all limb elements below a certain point

200

TB stand for 

Tuberculosis (TB)

300

What are some of the leading cause of TBI? 

Falls

Motor vehicle accidents

firearm

Sports 

Assaults

Blast exposures 

400

MDS stand for 

The Minimum Data Set (MDS)

500

What are the 3 parameter Glasgow Coma Scale assesses? 

Eye opening 

Verbal response

Motor response

Objective 2.01: Conduct the assessment process (C)

100

Osteoporosis cause bones tissues to 

deterioration and bone mass loss

200

OCD Stand for 

Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)

300

Spina Bifida affects... 

spinal cord

400

Provide 5 example of Cognitive Date/Domain

This domain includes:

• Short and long term memory 
• Ability to solve problems 
• Attention span
• Orientation
• Safety awareness
• Reasoning 
• Thinking
• Language
• Perception 
• Decision making
• etc

500

Hemorrhage is

A rupture of a blood vessel in the brain causing bleeding in and pressure on one particular area.

Objective 2.01: Conduct the assessment process (D)

100

Arthritis is 

A condition that cause joint inflammation, affecting the joints or tissues around them

200

PTSD stand for

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

300

What are some example of secondary data? 

Other secondary sources:

•   Electronic health record (EHR)
•  Electronic medical record (EMR)
•  Multidisciplinary team members
• Record review
• Case files
• Medical test
• Family member 
• Client’s Friends
• Caregiver 
• etc.

400

Provide 5 examples of sensory data/domain 

This domain includes:

• Vision
• Hearing 
• Tactile (Touch)
• Taste
• Olfaction (Smell)
• Proprioception 
• Vestibular
• Interoception

500

What are the six hazards that can cause tissue damage

flames, chemicals, electricity, radiation, and heat and cold.

BONUS

100

What does CTRS stand for?

Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS)

200

APIED stand for

Assessment, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation, and Documentation.

300

Why do we use assessments? 

• Builds a positive relationship  with participants while completing the assessment 
• Helps establish a baseline before we begin service. Thus, documents strengths, competencies, and positive expectations
• Helps us in providing the “Right” services and supports to participants 
• Helps us focus on solutions and not on problems
• Helps us along path to strong collaborations with the team whom we work with
• Required by our professional standards of practice and mandated by regulatory bodies that oversee services at health and human service agencies.

400

After passing the CTRS Exam, you can now use the credential "CTRS" True OR False? 

True 

500

Next week topic is...

Planning!