Implementation Flashcards
All of the following assist individuals in coping with stress except their
A. attitudes of feeling challenged instead of threatened
B. feelings of having adequate resources to deal with situations
C. Type A personalities
D. adequate social supports
C. Type A personalities
Which of the following is an example of extinction that is meant to reduce a specific behavior?
A. taking a client to the zoo when he is afraid of animals
B. taking away a favorite toy when the client misbehaves
C. Talking to the client about antecedents, behaviors, and consequences
D. Applying the principle of negative reinforcement
B. taking away favorite toy when the client misbehaves
The CTRS designed a program to assist older adults with intellectual disability to share their previous life experiences after reading poetry about children. The CTRS was using a technique known as
A. reality orientation
B. remotivation
C. teach back
D. cognitive restructuring
B. remotivation
Which of the following is an important premise of reality therapy?
A. The CTRS helps the client stay oriented to time, person, and place
B. The client is responsible for all of his or her behavior
C. The CTRS helps the client explore connections between past experiences and present actions
D. The CTRS helps the client focus on stopping irrational thoughts
B. The client is responsible for all of his or her behavior
The CTRS asks clients who had recently experienced strokes to identify their highest priorities, set goals, and develop an action plan for their leisure. The technique is called
A. goal orientation
B. self-actualization
C. time management
D. remotivation
C time management
What is the correct order of the below steps to “thought stopping”
1. Imagine the thought
2. Unaided thought interruption
3. Aided thought interruption
4. Though substitution
A. 1, 2, 3, 4
B. 1, 3, 2, 4
C. 4, 3, 1, 2
D. 4, 3, 2, 1
B. 1, 3, 2, 4
The CTRS on a physical medicine and rehabilitation unit plans on providing a clinic on adapted tennis. Which of the following would NOT be a consideration for modifications?
A. Available facilities
B. Necessary equipment and materials needed
C. Number of qualified staff
D. Decision-making skills
D. decision-making skills
The CTRS is leading a group of elderly clients who are disoriented using Validation Therapy. In which phase does the CTRS serve refreshments and play an upbeat song?
A. Birth of the Group – Creating energy
B. Life of the group –Verbal interaction
C. Movement and Rhythm
D. Closing of the group with anticipation for the next meeting
D. closing of the group w/ anticipation for the next meeting
In Rational Emotive Therapy, the focus is placed on
A. irrational self-statements that interfere with a person’s ability to see reality objectively
B. reducing stress by eliminating emotions that are not rational
C. paying attention to the physiological responses to stress
D. clarifying what the person thinks or feels about his or her family members
A. irrational self-statements that interfere with a person’s ability to see reality objectively
The CTRS says to the client, “Let’s stay in the present and take responsibility for your actions.” This CTRS is using which type of “therapy” approach?
A. Gestalt therapy
B. Rational-emotive therapy
C. Cognitive therapy
D. Reality therapy
D. Reality therapy
When a CTRS provides an accepting and understanding attitude to a client and as a result, that positive involvement reduces the client’s feelings of loneliness and worthlessness, and helps the client to take responsibility to alter irresponsible behavior, the CTRS is probably using what therapy?
A. Psychoanalytic
B. Behavior
C. Reality
D. Rational emotive
C. reality
“Teach back” is a communication technique that asks clients to
A. provides instructions to their families
B. improve their assertiveness skills
C. explain their understanding of the interventions
D. instruct someone else on the activity procedures
C. explain their understanding of the interventions
The client’s goal is to develop appropriate competitive skills. The CTRS selects table games like checkers and tic tac toe to initiate interventions. At what social interaction level has the CTRS begun intervention?
Inter-individual
The CTRS wants the client to gain upper body strength so he can propel his wheelchair for longer distances. The CTRS would MOST LIKELY use
A. weight training
B. wheelchair basketball
C. Tai chi
D. anaerobic exercise
A. weight training
Which of the following is an example of a multi-disciplinary treatment team? (A) Each team member independently assesses and plans interventions for the client
(B) Each team member is responsible for collaborating with common goal areas;
others on then selects
identifying the best
intervention within his or her discipline
(C) Each team member works across disciplinary boundaries to develop goals and plans, and often co-treats clients
(D) Each team member is cross-trained in each other’s discipline and there are virtually no boundaries between disciplines
A. each team member independently assesses and plans interventions for the client
