Ultimate NCTRC Test Question and Answer Flashcards
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A CTRS working in a physical rehabilitation setting is using the ICF framework. What does ICF stand for?
Answer: International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
The ICF (International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) is a WHO framework that classifies health and health-related states.
Which of the following is the MOST critical step a CTRS should take before implementing a community reintegration outing?
Answer: Conduct a site visit to assess accessibility and safety of the destination
A pre-visit site assessment ensures the location is accessible, safe, and appropriate for the clients' needs before any participants are involved.
A client with an acquired brain injury demonstrates difficulty with sequencing tasks during a cooking activity. Which TR intervention strategy addresses this deficit MOST directly?
Answer: Use chaining techniques and visual step-by-step prompts
Chaining and visual prompts break tasks into sequential steps, directly supporting clients with sequencing deficits related to acquired brain injury.
According to ATRA's Standards of Practice for TR, which of the following is a required component of the TR assessment?
Answer: Identification of leisure interests, functional limitations, and strengths
ATRA Standards require TR assessments to identify leisure interests, functional limitations, strengths, and barriers to leisure participation.
Which ethical principle is MOST at stake when a CTRS continues to use an intervention that research has shown to be ineffective?
Answer: Beneficence and nonmaleficence
Beneficence (doing good) and nonmaleficence (avoiding harm) are violated when a practitioner knowingly uses an ineffective intervention.
A CTRS is evaluating the effectiveness of a stress management program. Which outcome measure would be MOST appropriate?
Answer: Self-reported stress levels using a validated scale pre and post intervention
A validated pre/post self-report stress scale provides direct evidence of client-level outcome change attributable to the intervention.
In TR practice, 'contraindication' refers to:
Answer: A condition or factor that makes a particular activity inadvisable or harmful for a client
A contraindication is a specific condition (e.g., medical, behavioral) that makes a particular activity potentially harmful and therefore inappropriate for that client.