OT's quiziz

What populations do occupational therapists serve?

• Mental Health

• Pediatrics

• Geriatrics

• All of the above

In Occupational Therapy the things you do each day are referred to as...

• activities of daily living

• occupational activities

• daily living tasks

• daily routine

Which of the following diagnose would an Occupational Therapist working in the pediatrics setting most likely see?

• autism

• attention deficit hyperactive disorder

• cerebral palsy

• all above

In the rehabilitation setting, which professional would most likely be on 'the rehab team' with an occupational therapist?

• surgeon

• physiotherapist

• neurologist

• social worker

A therapy often used with children who have autism is called?

• sensory integration

• cognitive retraining

• motor learning

• biomechanical therapy

What are GROSS MOTOR SKILLS?

• Skills looking at being able to write with a pencil.

• Motor that is disgusting

• Functional motor skills that require the use of only parts of body movements and require smaller muscles.

• Functional motor skills that require the use of whole body movements and require large muscles.

True or False- students who have difficulty with self-help skills, such as getting dressed and brushing their teeth, are not eligible for OT Services.

• True

• False

Activities needed to help each hand do the same job or different jobs in a coordinated way are related to:

• Vision Efficiency

• Vestibular System

• Bilateral Coordination

• Motor Efficiency

Which one is CORRECT? Referring to SI senses.

• tactile,

  vestibular, hearing, olfactory, proprioception, gustotary, visual

• visual, proprioception, noise, hearing, olfactory, vestibular, taste

• proprioception, smell, vestibular, motor, taste, hearing, olfactory

• all correct

Below is the intervention on special need children EXCEPT..

• sensory integration therapy

• perceptual motor skills

• progressive muscle relaxation therapy

• behavioral intervention