Objective 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care (A)
Objective 3.02 Design program services (B)
Objective 3.01 Develop individualized plan of care (C)
Objective 3.02 Design program services (D)
100

The Leisure Ability Model is the newest model in recreational therapy (True OR False)

False 

100

How to make a sandwich is what type of analysis?

Task Analysis

100

The Leisure Ability Model is one of the oldest model in recreational therapy (True OR False) 

True

100

Breaking down an activity is called 

Activity Analysis

200

Adaptive Sport is consider a Group Intervention (True OR False) 

True

200

What analysis is needed to determine the level of physical, cognitive, social, and emotional skills required for successful participation?

Activity Analysis

200

Dancing is NOT a type of RT modality (True OR False)

False

200

how to throw a ball is what type of analysis?

Task Analysis

300

What is Person-Centered Model?

The focus is on the client’s dreams and goals. The role of the helper is “to display unconditional  positive regard (complete acceptance) for the client”. It puts the individual's unique preferences, personal history, and personal strengths at the absolute core of treatment.

300

You are the recreational therapist for an assisted-living center. What are some logistical program planning you should keep in mind? 

  • Space and Environment: Booking indoor/outdoor areas, checking physical layouts, and ensuring ADA compliance.
  • Transportation: Scheduling lift-equipped vans or mapping accessible routes for community trips.
  • Supplies and Equipment: Inventorying adaptive devices, game pieces, or craft materials before sessions begin.
  • Staffing Ratios: Matching personnel numbers to participant acuity and safety needs. 
300

what is the Medical Model? 

This model assumes the client is a patient with an illness to be “healed, cured, or treated”. It focus on the diagnosis, rather than the whole person, and professional disciplines carry out the physician’s orders to meet medical goals and objective.

300

What are some example of Environmental modification? 

Adjusting lighting, noise levels, room temperature to reduce sensory overload and prevent frustration triggers, altering playing surfaces, space size etc.

400

Which model provides a visual guide in creating a RT program? 

Therapeutic Recreation Accountability Model (TRAM)

400

What is Activity Analysis? 

Activity analysis in recreation therapy is the systematic process of breaking down a specific leisure or recreation activity into its fundamental components to determine the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional skills required for successful participation

400

What is the Social Model of Disability? 

Seeks to change society in order to accommodate individuals with impairment. It does not seek to change person with impairment to accommodate society. It support the view that people with disabilities have a right to be fully participating citizens on an equal basis with others. 

400

What is Task Analysis 

In recreation therapy, task analysis is the process of breaking down a complex leisure activity or skill into smaller, sequential, and teachable steps. It helps therapists see what a participant must do and in what order to succeed

500

The goal of the Leisure Ability Model is... 

”The ultimate goal [The Leisure Ability Model] is a satisfying leisure lifestyle, the independent functioning of the client in leisure experience and activities of his or her [their] choice”

500

What is  Community reintegration?

Community reintegration in recreational therapy is a treatment process that helps people return to an independent, active life outside the hospital using functional outings, accessibility training, and adapted leisure skills. It builds confidence and real-world coping abilities

500

What are the 4 components of the The Therapeutic Recreation Service Delivery Model? 

  • Diagnosis/Needs Assessment
  • Treatment/Rehabilitation
  • Education
  • Prevention/Health Promotion
500

What is Behavior management? 

help individuals regulate emotions, improve social skills, and replace challenging behaviors with positive coping strategies. Key techniques include structured group games, behavior shaping through positive reinforcement, and environmental modifications