Neurodevelopmental Theories Quiz

Which age groups does NDT target for treatment?

• Only children

• Only adults

• Both children and adults

• Only elderly

What type of health conditions does NDT address?

• Cardiovascular diseases

• Neurological health conditions

• Respiratory disorders

• Digestive issues

According to Motor Control frames, what must be inhibited after brain injury before normal movement and sensation can be restored?

• Normal movement

• Abnormal movement and tone

• Primitive reflexes

• Emotional responses

Which of the following is NOT listed as a technique for change?

• Inhibition techniques

• Facilitation

• Motivation

• Placement

What is the primary focus of the evaluation process using Motor Control frames?

• Recording limitations only

• Assessing and recording functional movement capacities and limitations

• Observing family dynamics

• Setting goals independently

An OT is holding onto a patient's hip with one hand and stabilizing under the patient's elbow with the other while reaching across a table. Which frame is the OT using?

• Motor Control

• Motor Learning

An OT is evaluating a patient by watching the patient donn a shirt and cues the patient during the process to see how the patient responds. The OT is using which frame?

• Motor Control

• Motor Learning/Task-oriented

Using motor learning/task-oriented frames, an OT wants a patient to practice cutting food. Which is important for the OT to do?

• Use real food and utensils

• Ensure the client doesn't use compensatory movements

• Elicit reflexes first to initiate the movement

• Have the client use theraputty