Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse (CRRN) Practice Exam

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Prepare for the CRRN Exam with practice quizzes that include flashcards, hints, and explanations. Ensure success by testing your rehabilitation nursing knowledge with confidence-building tools and resources.

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Initially, intervention programs were designed for which population?

Adults with chronic illnesses
Children with developmental or physical disabilities
Teenagers with behavioral issues
Senior citizens facing cognitive decline

The correct answer is: Children with developmental or physical disabilities

The correct answer highlights that intervention programs were initially designed for children with developmental or physical disabilities. Historically, rehabilitation efforts focused on this population due to a greater visibility of needs and a push to provide specialized care and support to help these children achieve their maximum potential. Early intervention is critical for children as it can significantly impact their overall development, social skills, and ability to integrate into society. As societal awareness and understanding of rehabilitation grew, programs subsequently expanded to address the needs of various other populations, including adults with chronic illnesses, teenagers with behavioral issues, and senior citizens facing cognitive decline.