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  1. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that recreational programs operated by public entities be:

    Answer: Accessible to individuals with disabilities through reasonable modifications

    Title II of the ADA mandates that public entities provide equal access to programs and services through reasonable modifications for individuals with disabilities.

  2. Which type of validity examines whether an assessment tool measures what it is theoretically intended to measure?

    Answer: Construct validity

    Construct validity determines whether an instrument actually measures the theoretical construct it is designed to assess.

  3. A CTRS is leading an aquatic therapy session with stroke survivors. Which safety precaution is MOST essential?

    Answer: Monitoring for signs of fatigue, changes in skin color, and breathing difficulties

    Continuous monitoring of physiological signs such as fatigue, skin color changes, and breathing difficulties is the most critical safety precaution for stroke survivors in aquatic settings.

  4. According to NCTRC certification standards, how often must a CTRS recertify?

    Answer: Every 5 years

    NCTRC requires CTRSs to recertify every 5 years through continuing education or by retaking the certification exam.

  5. Which approach to TR programming focuses on building client strengths rather than addressing deficits?

    Answer: Strengths-based approach

    A strengths-based approach emphasizes identifying and leveraging a client's existing capacities and resources rather than focusing on limitations.

  6. A CTRS working in a skilled nursing facility is MOST likely to use which reimbursement system for TR services?

    Answer: Resource Utilization Groups (RUGs)

    Skilled nursing facilities use Resource Utilization Groups (RUGs) under Medicare's prospective payment system to determine reimbursement rates.

  7. Which of the following describes the concept of 'inclusion' in the context of therapeutic recreation?

    Answer: Integrating individuals with disabilities into general community recreation with appropriate supports

    Inclusion in TR refers to integrating individuals with disabilities into mainstream community recreation with the supports they need to participate successfully.

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