COPM Quiz

What is the primary purpose of the COPM?

• To assess an individual’s range of motion and strength

• To evaluate cognitive functioning and memory skills

• To identify and prioritize areas of occupational performance the client views as important

• To measure the financial impact of disabilities

Which areas of occupational performance does the COPM address?

• Education, mobility, and social participation

• Self-care, productivity, and leisure

• Mental health, communication, and physical health

• Work, school, and home environments

What is the first step in administering the COPM?

• Scoring performance and satisfaction

• Identifying occupational performance issues

• Conducting a physical assessment

• Setting goals for intervention

During the COPM interview, how does the client prioritize their identified issues?

• By selecting the issues with the highest functional impact

• By ranking them on a scale of 1 to 10 based on importance

• By choosing issues based on skill

• By letting the therapist determine the priority

How is performance rated during the COPM?

• On a 5-point scale from 'very poor' to 'excellent'

• On a 1 to 10 scale, with 1 being the lowest and 10 the highest

• Based on a therapist’s observation of the client’s abilities

• Using standardized test scores