OT Quiz

 What is the role of Occupational therapy in mental health?

• A) Counselling patients

• B) Assists patients in managing stress with various approaches

• C) Conduct home visits

• D) Helping patients to continue with their activities of daily living

  Which is the definition of occupational therapy?

• A) A branch of health care that helps people of all ages who have physical, sensory or cognitive problems.

• B)  The treatment of problems of the muscles, joints or nerves, especially using exercises or by rubbing or moving the affected body parts.

  OT rehab includes occupational therapy and physiotherapy.

• A) No

• B) Yes

What is the difference between occupational therapy and physiotherapy?

• A) Occupational therapy is for rehabilitate patients using training and exercises and physiotherapy is for improve basic motor function.

• B) Occupational therapy treats a person’s effects of illness, injury and disability.

• C) Physiotherapy can develop, recover or maintain physical and cognitive skills.

• D) Physiotherapy focuses on improving the patient's ability to move their body whereas occupational therapy focuses on improving the patient's ability to perform activities of daily living

Occupational therapy treats patients from children to the elderly.

• A) Yes

• B) No

World Occupational Therapy day is celebrated on…

• A) 25^th October

• B) 28^th October

• C) 27^th October

• D) 22^th October

What are the 5 basic components of ADL?

• A) Personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, ambulating/

  transferring, eating

• B) Personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, ambulating/

  transferring, drinking

• C) Personal hygiene, dressing, toileting, working, eating

• D) Personal hygiene, sleeping, toileting, ambulating/

  transferring, eating

If patients requires maximum assistance, how much of the transfer are they doing themselves?

• A) 75%

• B) 0%

• C) 10%

• D) 50%

In occupational therapy the things we do each of the day are referred to as….

• A)  Daily routine

• B) Occupational activities

• C) Daily living task

• D) Activities of daily living

Which of the following is NOT a crucial role played by the occupational therapist following an amputation?

• A) Help the patient lead an independent and productive life

• B) Protecting from infection

• C) Relieve pain and improve the quality of life

• D) Restore function and improve mobility