CTRS CTRS Adaptive Recreation & Leisure Education

Question 1

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II requires public recreation agencies to:

Accepted Answer

Provide equal access and reasonable modifications so people with disabilities can participate in programs

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Offer separate programs exclusively for people with disabilities

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Fund all disability recreation programs through federal grants

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Employ a CTRS in every public recreation department

Question 2

Leisure education in TR aims to help clients:

Accepted Answer

Develop awareness, skills, resources, and attitudes to engage in meaningful leisure independently

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Complete functional mobility tasks

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Comply with medical treatment protocols

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Reduce behavioral agitation through distraction

Question 3

An 'inclusion specialist' role for a CTRS in a community parks and recreation setting primarily involves:

Accepted Answer

Providing support, accommodations, and consultation to integrate individuals with disabilities into general recreation programs

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Designing separate disability leagues

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Conducting medical assessments

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Managing facility maintenance for accessibility

Question 4

When adapting an activity for a client with limited upper extremity function, which principle should guide equipment modification?

Accepted Answer

Apply the simplest, least restrictive adaptation that enables meaningful participation

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Use the most high-tech solution available regardless of cost

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Replace the activity with a completely different one

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Prohibit the client from the activity until full function is restored

Question 5

Which adaptive sport organization provides classification and competitive opportunities for athletes with physical disabilities in the US?

Accepted Answer

Disabled Sports USA (DS/USA)

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US Adaptive Recreation Center

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Special Olympics

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Beep Baseball Association

Question 6

Aquatic therapy led by a CTRS differs from recreational swimming primarily because:

Accepted Answer

The water properties are systematically used to achieve therapeutic goals such as range of motion, strength, or relaxation

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No lifeguard is required

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It is only for children

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Clients must be able to swim independently to participate