CRA Communication & Documentation 2

Question 1

When documenting a participant's refusal to attend a recreation activity, what information is MOST important to include?

Accepted Answer

The reason given for refusal, the activity offered, and staff response

Answer

Thorough documentation of a refusal includes the activity offered, reason stated, and how staff responded to ensure continuity of care.

Question 2

Which communication technique is BEST when giving instructions to a participant with a hearing impairment?

Accepted Answer

Face the participant, speak clearly, and use visual cues or gestures

Answer

Facing the person and using clear speech along with visual cues allows lip-reading and nonverbal comprehension to supplement hearing.

Question 3

An incident report should be completed:

Accepted Answer

As soon as possible after the incident occurs

Answer

Incident reports should be completed promptly while details are fresh and accurate to support proper follow-up.

Question 4

In a care team meeting, the Recreation Aide's PRIMARY role in communication is to:

Accepted Answer

Provide observations of the participant's functional and social engagement during activities

Answer

The Recreation Aide contributes by sharing functional observations from the activity setting that inform the broader care plan.

Question 5

A participant tells you something personal and asks you to keep it confidential. The BEST response is to:

Accepted Answer

Explain that some information must be shared with the care team if it affects health or safety

Answer

Recreation Aides should clarify the limits of confidentiality so participants understand when information must be shared for their protection.

(CRA) Certified Recreation Aide Practice Test