Physical
Disorders
Recreational Therapy
APIE-D
Mental/behavioral
Disorders
MISC
100

What disease is a chronic, autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord). This happens when the body mistakenly attacks the myelin sheath.                                       

                                                       


    

 Multiple sclerosis            
                            

                                                       


    

100

What disabilities do REC therapist work with? 

ALL OF THEM!!

100

What is the first Step in APIE-D?

Assessment 

100

What are 2 types of eating disorders?

Bulimia

anorexia 

100

What specialty does Professor Steltzner have in REC therapy? 

Equine therapy 

200

Brittle bones is also known as? 

Osteoporosis

200

What is our #1 goal as REC therapist? 

Give the best quality of life 

200

Why is documentation so important? 

Legal purposes 

200

Physical, sexual, emotional neglect to a child is known as?

Child abuse 

200

Poverty and homelessness are considered what type of impairment?

- It is considered a social impairment and can affect a person in many aspects.

300

What is the main category of  a disability that affects the interaction between the nervous system and muscles?

                                                       


    

A neuromuscular disorder 

EX: TBI, ALS, GBS, Parkinsons 

300

Name 3 therapies REC therapist provide for clients

- Equine 

- Music

- water

- Art

- Basic life skills 


300

When does documentation take place in APIE-D?

IN ALL STEPS!!!!

300

                                                                       

What one person thinks is a harmless joke, can cause emotional or physical pain to another is also known as? 

                                                       


    

Bulling 

300

Social impairment can affect people in which parts of their life?

- Relationships 

- Social life 

- Work life 

400

What is Cerebral palsy?                        

                                                       


    

is a group of conditions that affect movement and posture. It's caused by damage that occurs to the developing brain, most often before birth.

400

What do REC therapist classify their therapies as? 

Interventions 

400

What does the Acronym APIE-D stand for?

Assessment 

Plan 

Implementation

Evaluation 

Documentation  

400

What disease is characterized by a loss of identity and consciousness?  

Dissociative Disorder 

400

What are 3 ways the ADA act protect a client against discrimination? 

- Employment 

- Transportation 

- Public accommodations 

- State and local government services

- Communications

- Access to goods and services

- Service animals

- Parking

- Mobility devices


500

A common characteristic of the impairments/disorders covered in the physical impairments chapter is that they…. 

Influence physical expression and affect physical functioning of one or more body systems.

500

What are 3 places REC therapist can work?

- Rehab 

- Hosptial 

- Schools

- Senior living facilities 

500

What happens during the evaluation period of APIE-D?

- Progress towards goal set 

- Clients response to activity

- Areas of improvement  


500

List 3 ways a REC therapist can assist a client with behavioral and mental health issues.

- Promotes social, physical, mental, emotional, and lifestyle management, growth and development.

- Meets basic human needs for enjoyment, creativity, new experiences, and social interactions.

- Improves coping strategies and problem-solving skills

500

What are 3 out of the 7 dimensions of wellness?

Physical 

emotional 

spiritual 

social 

environmental 

occupational/vocational 

Intelectual