Foundations of TR

Question 1

T or F - The development of TR has been integrally linked to the attitudes societies have taken in general toward special populations

Answer 1

True

Question 2

T or F - Florence Nightingale played a key role in changing the approach to medicine by offering music, pets, books and conversation as part of the healing for mental health recovery of soldiers

Answer 2

True

Question 3

Identify 4 things associated with the establishment of the Inkerman Café (Wooden Hut) and the main purpose of the military

Answer 3

Large recreation room, coffee house, checkers, football, singing classes, theatre. Offer other leisure opportunities other than the soldiers going to the local pub to drink.

Question 4

T or F - Following WW II, special techniques and programs were created to serve patients in various diagnostic groups

Answer 4

True

Question 5

T or F - TR does not collaborate with other disciplines to support the patient through stages of recovery.

Answer 5

False - TRS is a multidisciplinary approach. TRS works with the individual, family and patient to identify needs, plan, implement and evaluate progress.

Question 6

Identify the 5 health domains that we hope to satisfy during involvement in leisure activity

Answer 6

Medical M- physical, emotional, spiritual, cognitive and social aspects.

Question 7

Identify the three main components of the Leisure Ability Model established by Peterson and Gunn.

Answer 7

Functional Intervention/ Treatment, Leisure Education and Recreation Participation.