WorksheetsResource Program Speech Therapy Occupational Therapy
Total questions: 101
Worksheet time: 53mins
What does an OT do in a school setting?
Develop fine motor skills, activities of daily living and attention.
Minimize barriers to learning
Enable participation in school
All of the above
What tools can assist a student with pencil grasp?
Have the teacher assistant help.
Have the teacher do it.
Have the OT do it
Use a variety of pencil grasps.
At what age is hand dominance estabilished?
10
7
2
9
What are some strategies to increase pencil control?
dot-to-dot activities
Student traces over highlighted path
Finger painting
All of them
What is the best position for the thumb when using scissors?
Thumb Facing Up
Thumb Facing Down
OTs work in the following settings...
Return to Work Programs
Schools
Mental Health
all of these
A therapy often used with children who have Autism Spectrum Disorder is called
Biomechanical Therapy
Motor Learning
Cognitive Retraining
Sensory Integration
In OT, things you do every day are called
Daily Routine
Activities of Daily Living
Rituals
Daily Living Tasks
How much do you fully understand the responsibilities and roles of an OT in a school setting?
I only understand a little
I feel comfortable in what I understand, but could learn more.
I fully understand OTs and their profession
I don't understand their roles
What is an example of something an OT might recommend to improve a student's attention in a classroom setting?
What would be something an OT would recommend for a student struggling with proper grasp on a pencil?
An example of an adaptive equipment to assist a student in self-feeding
a napkin
a curved spoon or fork
a spork
Do you know where the therapy room is located in your school?
Yes, it's the 'fun' room.
No, I need to learn
How do you translate "disorder"?
ograniczenie
zaburzenie
upośledzenie
zwyrodnienie
How do you translate "injury"?
uraz
wypadek
upadek
stłuczenie
How do you translate "swap"?
zamieniać
porzucić
zniekształcać
ucinać
Is it true that speech therapy only affects children?
Maybe
Yes
No
I don't know
What do speech therapists do?
body injuries
immune system
writing poems
speech and communication
What factors influence speech damage in adults?
age
condition
illness
mood
What disorders are treated by speech therapists?
articulation, fluency, language, hearing
receptive, communication, articulation, fluency
expressive, hearing, language
artiuclation, expressive, hearts
How do you translate into English "odpowiednio, prawidłowo"?
correct
properly
perfectly
great
How do you translate into English "zniekształcać"?
change
drop
swap
distort
How do you translate into English "dokładny, precyzyjny"?
properly
exactly
accurate
perfectly
How do you translate "merges"?
przyłączyć
łączyć
rozdzielać
rozłączyć
What characterizes child of autism?
no speech
body trauma
avoiding contact with others
stress
What's the best way to deal with speech disorders?
consult a speech therapist
sleep well
change your diet
practice yoga
How do you translate "conveying"?
odbieranie
wyrażanie
dawanie
mówienie
Is it true that injuries do not affect speech?
Maybe
Yes, it's true
No, it's not true
I don't know
Is it true that speech therapy only affects children?
Maybe
Yes
No
I don't know
What do speech therapists do?
body injuries
immune system
writing poems
speech and communication
What factors influence speech damage in adults?
age
condition
illness
mood
What disorders are treated by speech therapists?
articulation, fluency, language, hearing
receptive, communication, articulation, fluency
expressive, hearing, language
artiuclation, expressive, hearts
What's the best way to deal with speech disorders?
consult a speech therapist
sleep well
change your diet
practice yoga
Is it true that injuries do not affect speech?
Maybe
Yes, it's true
No, it's not true
I don't know
Communication is the process of conveying information through
Writing
Tone and Intonation
Facial Expressions
Spoken Words
All of the above
What amount of communication is conveyed through body language?
55%
90%
38%
78%
Speech Language Pathologists assess, diagnose, treat and help to prevent communication and _______________
Mental Disorders
Brain Disorders
Hearing Disorders
Swallowing Disorders
Which is the most important skill to have to interact effectively with a variety of people
Social Skills and Manners
Good language skills
Social competence
Good Listening skills
Which populations are at risk for swallowing difficulties (Click all that apply)
Premature babies
Elderly with or without neurogenic disorders
Cancer patients
Children with develpmental disabilities
Stuttering is also referred to as?
Slurring
Stammering
Spitting
Slipping
Solution used for IV fluid replacement fall into 2 categories
(i) Crytalloids
(ii) Colloids
True
False
Crystalloids are solution with small molecules that flow easily from the bloodstream into the tissues. Examples: isotonic, hypotonic & hypertonic
True
False
Choose which one is group under isotonic solution. Answer can be more than one!
Hint: Those that have an osmolality of 275 to 295 mOsm/L.
Normal Saline
Dextrose 5%
Dextrose 10%
Dextrose 5%/ Nacl 0.9%
Hypertonic Solution. Choose which one is under them ! Answer can be more than 1.
Hint: Those that have greater osmolality than 295 mOsm/L.
Dextrose 5% in 0.9% NaCl
Dextrose 10%
Ringer's Lactate
Dextrose 5%
Colloids also called as plasma expander. Example of colloids:
Answer can be more than 1.
Hint: When patient is on colloids infusion, they needs to be close monitoring.
Albumins (5%, 25%)
Gelafundine
3% NaCl
Mannitol 20%
Doctor ordered: IV Dextrose 5% 500ml over 4 hours, using standard giving set (Drop factor: 20drop/ml).
How many drops per min should you deliver?
200 drops/min
250 drops/min
300 drops/min
350 drops/min
Doctor order : IV Dextrose Saline 500ml over 6 hours, using burrette (chamber) set. Drop factor: 60 drops/mls.
How many drops/min should you deliver?
300 drops/min
330 drops/min
290 drops/min
280 drops/min
Doctor order: IV Mannitol 20% 200mls stat, to run over 3 hours.
How much of mls/hr will you set in the infusion pump ?
67 mls/hr
60 mls/hr
70 mls/hr
65mls/hr
Doctor order : 1 pint of IVD 3% NacL to be infuse over 12 hours. How many mls/hr will be deliver to the patient?
How much of mls/hr will you set in the infusion pump.
41 mls/hr
42 mls/hr
40 mls/hr
43 mls/hr
Doctor order : IV Dextrose 50% 40mls stat to give in infusion pump over 10 mins, for one of your patient who sudden developed of hypoglycemia.
How much of delivery rate will you set in the infusion pump ?
14 mls/hr
140 mls/hr
240 mls/hr
340 mls/hr
What are actions called that we control?
voluntary actions
involuntary actions
biofeedback action
mindfulness actions
What are actions called that we don't control?
voluntary actions
involuntary actions
biofeedback action
mindfulness actions
What kind of breathing is a biofeedback technique?
deep breathing
exhale breathing
shallow breathing
light breathing
What is the biofeedback technique that evokes your senses?
guided imagery
progressive muscle relaxation
deep breathing
mindfulness meditation
What kind of meditation is a type of biofeedback therapy?
mindfullness
quiet
musical
shared
What controls our voluntary movement?
our brain
our nervous system
our mouth
our hands
What controls our involuntary movement?
our brain
our nervous system
our mouth
our hands
What is not a possible involuntary effect on your body?
talking
change in skin temperature
raised blood pressure
increased heart rate
What is the type of therapy we read about in the article?
biofeedback
biography
nervous system
mindfullness
How many biofeedback techniques did the article provide?
4
5
3
6
What scheduling algorithm assigns the CPU
to the process with the highest priority?
FIFO
SJF non preemptive
SJF preemptive
priority
Which Scheduling algorithm allocates the
CPU first to the process that requests CPU first?
First Come First serve scheduling
shortest job scheduling
priority scheduling
none of the mentioned
The processes that are residing in main memory and are ready and waiting to execute are kept on a list called:
job queue
ready queue
execution queue
process queue
CPU scheduling is the basis of ___________
multiprocessor systems
multiprogramming operating systems
larger memory sized systems
none of the mentioned
Scheduling is done so as to ____________
increase CPU utilization
decrease CPU utilization
keep the CPU more idle
none of the mentioned
Which algorithm is defined in Time quantum?
shortest job scheduling algorithm
round robin scheduling algorithm
priority scheduling algorithm
multilevel queue scheduling algorithm
Once the CPU has been allocated to a process, the process keeps the CPU until it releases the CPU either by terminating or by switching to the waiting state.
Nonpreemptive Scheduling
Preemptive Scheduling
Nonpreemptive & Preemptive Scheduling
None of the above
In this, the process that comes first will be executed first and next process starts only after the previous gets fully executed.
First-come, first-serve
Shortest-job-first scheduling
Round-robin scheduling
Priority scheduling
This is scheduling policy that selects for execution the waiting process with the smallest execution time.
First-come, first-serve
Shortest-job first scheduling
Round-robin scheduling
Priority scheduling
It is a CPU Scheduling algorithm where each process is assigned a fixed time slot in a cyclic way.
First-come, first-serve
Shortest-job-first scheduling
Round-robin scheduling
Priority scheduling
What scheduling algorithm does Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, and UNIX are using?
Nonpreemptive scheduling
Preemptive scheduling
First-come,first-serve scheduling
Round robin scheduling
What kind of chart is being used to illustrate scheduling?
Gantt Chart
Line Chart
Doughnut Chart
In multilevel feedback scheduling algorithm:
a process can move to a different classified ready queue
classification of ready queue is permanent
processes are not classified into groups
none of the mentioned
A process is selected from the ______ queue by the ________ scheduler, to be executed.
blocked, short term
wait, long term
ready, short term
ready, long term
Process are classified into different groups in
shortest job scheduling algorithm
round robin scheduling algorithm
priority scheduling algorithm
multilevel queue scheduling algorithm
Assuming the above process being scheduled with the SJF scheduling algorithm:
The waiting time for process D is 3 ms.
The waiting time for process D is 0 ms.
The waiting time for process D is 16 ms.
The waiting time for process D is 9 ms.
What is the average waiting time for all of these processes with the SJF scheduling algorithm?
10.25 ms
7 ms
7.75 ms
10 ms
Which of the following scheduling algorithms gives minimum average waiting time?
FCFS
SJF
Round Robin
Priority
Training can be defined as ________
Organizational activities which aims to improve employee's current performance.
Activities designed to decrease employee's motivation.
Activities designed to help individual employee's grow.
Organizational activities which aims to decrease the hotel's revenue.
Development can be defined as ______________.
Organizational activities which aims to improve current performance.
Learning activities designed to help individual employee grow but which are not confined to a particular job.
Designed to help group employees to deliver lower standard of service.
Designed to decrease employee's job satisfaction.
Which employees need training?
Employees who received good compliments from guests.
New employees, individuals who are transferred and promoted.
Employees who perform their job satisfactorily.
Employees who perform up selling.
Terminal behavior in setting training objectives can be viewed as ___________________.
The training objectives are not achievable.
Employees are not fully participate in the training.
Trainer must be able to clearly specify what trainee should be able to accomplish upon completion of training.
Ignore any employees' performance problem.
What is the benefit of training program?
Training decreases employees' satisfaction.
Training increases employees' productivity.
Training decreases employees' motivation.
Training increases employees' poor work-life balance.
What are the goals of training program?
Training program is designed either to change attitudes and ignore employees' skills and knowledge.
Training program is designed either to ignore employee attitudes, ignore skills and impart knowledge.
Training program is designed either to maintain the employee attitudes, develop skills and maintain the current knowledge.
Training program is designed either to change attitudes, develop skills or impart knowledge.
What are the training principles?
The learner (employee) is not willing to learn.
Learning must be fun and faster in teams.
No feedback or knowledge of results from the trainer.
Training are conducted in a stressful ways.
_____ is learning activities designed to help individual employee to grow but which are not confined to a particular job
Training
Education
Development
Skills
The first step in organizing a training program is
Set learning objectives
Identify training needs
Design the program
Evaluate the program
The aim of the person analysis is to _____
describe the desired outcome of the training
determine the exact content of the training
identify the employee who needs training
set objectives for the employees who is being trained
The following are benefits of training EXCEPT
Increases employee's productivity
Keep employees knowledge and skills up-to-date
Help attract and retain talented employees
Decreases employees' job satisfaction
The following statements are TRUE about training EXCEPT
Training are needed when hiring new employees
Training is needed for newly promoted employees
Training is needed when the law requires it
Training can be used as a disciplinary action tool
On-the-job training is suitable when ____
the nature of work is dangerous
work environment is noisy and distracting
cross-training employees within the department
expensive technology needs sensitive handling
Training programs must be evaluate to ____
ensure employees will not quit from the company
ensure trainers are happy
justify the financial investment in the training
enhance the training facilities of the company
Cost and benefits analysis is used to measure _____
reaction to training
training impact on organization
how much employees have changed due to training
the knowledge gained by trainees
Training and development has _________ phases.
4
5
6
7
The formal process of familiarizing new employees with the organization, their jobs, and their work units is called as ________.
orientation
onboarding
cross-training
team training
The evaluation of the training program can be done through ________.
behavioral change
employer's reaction
technological change
customer preference
_________ are used when it is either impractical or unwise to train employees on the actual equipment used on the job.
job rotation
e-learning
simulations
role-playing
A training methods that give a chance for the trainee to act like a real worker in the created environment is called as _____.
coaching
role-playing
behavior modelling
blended learning
