Florida International University

LEI 4724

Quiz 11

1)Humes reins are generally used in the beginning stages of therapeutic riding or hippotherapy.

2. Which of the following does NOT describe the broad concept of the therapeutic use of animals:

3. What health regulations do facilities implementing animal-assisted therapy programs usually follow?
4. Mounting occurs from the right side of the horse.
5. Seeing-eye dogs, hearing-ear dogs, assist dogs, or guide dogs refer to the use of animals as       .
6.                                  is the purposeful or intentional use of animals to assist program participants in achieving targeted treatment goals
7. Hippotherapy is a treatment strategy incorporated primarily into:
8. NARHA's classification system of therapeutic riding includes all of the following approaches BUT:
9. The driving that involves horsemanship using slight movements to control horse's direction and pace, and pleasure driving is called:
10. TR specialists need to learn how to train animals to help people with disabilities.
11. Companion animals are typically used to achieve therapeutic outcomes.
12. Hippotherapy refers to riding lessons combined with prescribed treatment that is implemented by a credentialed therapist.
13. Gheel, BelgiumUse of animals in a therapeutic manner occurred in                             at a treatment center for people diagnosed with epilepsy founded in                                           .
14.                                                  utilizes traditional riding disciplines or adapted riding activities to achieve therapeutic goals
15. Literature related to Animal-assisted therapy and AAA reports benefits in the broad areas of psychological outcomes, physical outcomes, and quality of life
16.                  is the process of climbing into riding position from the ground or a platform onto the horse's back.
17.                        is used to assist participants with psychosocial issues or mental health needs.
18.             is the performance of gymnastic exercises on horseback.
19. Therapeutic use of animals from a psychoanalytical perspective is based on the premise that humans may be unconsciously drawn to animals and interactions with them