RBT Documentation Test 1 RBT Practice Test Section: Documentation reporting Question 1 of 20 Question 1: When should an RBT share session documentation with other team members? A. Only when asked directly by a parent B. Only when there is a client milestone reached C. At the end of each month D. During collaborative meetings or as instructed by their supervisor Next Question 2: After data is collected, what comes next in the skill acquisition process? A. Modify the plan B. Review and analyze data C. Ignore data after session D. Send to parents Previous Next Question 3: First, the RBT gathered the necessary materials needed for data collection and program implementation. Next, the RBT spent 15 minutes before their session reviewing the updated behavior intervention plan and programming to prepare for their session. The RBT had 2 questions and reached out to the supervising BCBA for clarification before beginning the session. These are all necessary components of: A. Preparing for the session as required by the skill acquisition plan B. Behavior modification C. Maintenance procedures D. Facilitated communication Previous Next Question 4: Which of the following should not be included in your session note? A. The date and time of the session B. A description of how the client was feeling during the session C. Your signature D. Objective data collected during the session Previous Next Question 5: Which of the following should be included in session notes? A. The RBT's personal opinions on the client's progress B. Only positive observations C. General summaries without specific details D. Objective details about the client's behavior and progress Previous Next Question 6: How long do you have to maintain client records? A. 1 year B. 3 years C. 5 years D. 7 years Previous Next Question 7: What should you do if client data is lost? A. Ignore it B. Inform supervisor C. Make up data D. Tell the parent Previous Next Question 8: The most objective session note records: A. “Good day” B. “4 instances of hitting, 0 crying” C. “Client happy” D. “Much improvement” Previous Next Question 9: How frequently should an RBT document their data? A. At the end of the month B. Weekly C. Only when there is a change in behavior D. After each session or as instructed by their supervisor Previous Next Question 10: Which of the following is the least objective session note? A. Client completed puzzle B. Client was bored C. Client requested break 3 times D. Client engaged in self-stimulatory behavior Previous Next Question 11: Which of the following should be included in a session note? A. Objective descriptions of the client's behavior B. Subjective opinions about the client's progress C. Personal thoughts and feelings of the RBT D. Irrelevant details about the session Previous Next Question 12: Which of the following ways is a safe way to store data collected during a therapy session that may contain PHI (Personal Health Information)? A. In a briefcase, which is set to explode if the wrong person tries to open it B. On a clipboard C. Files containing PHI should be stored in a lockable file folder or cabinet when not in use. D. During transport (say, between the office and a client's home), all files should be stored in the trunk of your vehicle. Previous Next Question 13: Which of the following is a subjective statement? A. "Sam displayed 2 tantrums" B. "Sam was sad today" C. "Sam completed 5 tasks" D. "Sam requested break 4 times" Previous Next Question 14: You are an RBT working with a client in a clinic setting. The client's parents ask you to send them a summary of their child's session notes via email. How should you respond? A. Email the notes to the parents as soon as possible. B. Tell the parents that you are not allowed to email them the notes, but you can print them out for them. C. Tell the parents that you will need to check with your supervising BCBA to see if this is allowed. D. Tell the parents that this is not allowed and that they will have to speak with the clinic director if they have questions. Previous Next Question 15: How often should you graph the data you’ve collected? A. Monthly B. After every session or as required C. At the start of service D. Only at supervision Previous Next Question 16: Which is most appropriate if you are unable to collect data in a session? A. Fabricate data B. Record "no data collected" and notify supervisor C. Use data from last week D. Leave note blank Previous Next Question 17: When writing a session note, all of the following are required components except: A. Session time. B. Session date C. Note must be clear, complete, and concise D. All of the above are required when writing a session note Previous Next Question 18: Which is an appropriate protected data storage method? A. Locked file drawer B. Teacher’s desk C. Parent’s home D. Backpack on bus Previous Next Question 19: Which is considered objective documentation? A. “The client seemed upset” B. “The client cried for 2 minutes” C. “The client was tired” D. “It was a bad session” Previous Next Question 20: A parent requests session data. You should: A. Share only the raw data B. Refer to your supervisor/BCBA C. Post it on social media D. Decline and don’t explain Previous Submit Test RBT Documentation Test 1 RBT Documentation Timed 1 RBT Documentation Timed 2
