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Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What does OTPF stand for?
Occupational Therapy Practice Framework
Occupational Therapy Process Framework
Occupational Treatment Practice Framework
Occupational Therapy Professional Framework
Which of the following is NOT a domain of occupational therapy?
Occupations
Client Factors
Performance Patterns
Process skill
Which of the following is an example of an Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL)?
Dressing
Bathing
Toileting
Meal preparation
What is the role of context in occupational therapy?
To influence occupations
To define medical conditions
To provide therapy techniques
To assess physical abilities
Which of the following is a client factor?
Social environment
Body function
Cultural context
Performance skills
What are performance patterns?
Specific skills required for tasks
Cognitive functions of the client
Physical abilities of the client
Sets of behaviors expected by society
Which of the following is an example of a performance skill?
Social interaction skills
Occupational roles
Client factors
Cultural beliefs
What does the term 'habits' refer to in occupational therapy?
Physical abilities in daily tasks
Cognitive strategies for problem-solving
Automatic behaviors performed repeatedly
Sets of behaviors expected by society
Which context includes the experience of time?
Social context
Physical context
Temporal context
Cultural context
What is the significance of rituals in occupational therapy?
They are symbolic actions with meaning
They are automatic behaviors
They provide structure for daily life
They are physical abilities
Which of the following is a performance pattern?
Occupational performance
Client factors
Body functions
Roles
Which of the following is an example of a body function?
Social interaction
Cognitive function
Cultural beliefs
Occupational roles
What is an example of a social participation activity?
Managing finances
Engaging in community events
Feeding oneself
Planning meals
Which of the following is NOT a context in occupational therapy?
Social
Virtual
Cultural
Cognitive
Which of the following is an example of a performance skill?
Client factors
Motor skills
Body structure
Cultural context
What is the role of the environment in occupational therapy?
To assess cognitive abilities
To influence occupational performance
To define medical conditions
To provide therapy techniques
Which of the following is an example of an ADL?
Child rearing
Social interaction
Community mobility
Eating
What is the purpose of performance patterns in occupational therapy?
To analyze cognitive functions
To define client factors
To assess physical abilities
To provide structure for daily life
Which of the following best describes 'client factors' in occupational therapy?
Social roles and expectations
Personal attributes that affect performance
Physical tasks required for daily living
Environmental influences on behavior
Which of the following best describes 'environmental factors' in occupational therapy?
Social roles and expectations
External elements that influence participation
Physical abilities of the client
Personal characteristics that affect performance
4. Bathing/showering includes all of the following EXCEPT:
Soaping and rinsing
Transferring to and from bathing position
Cleaning the toilet
Maintaining bathing position
8. Feeding involves:
Cooking food
Ingesting medication
Setting up and bringing food to the mouth
Buying groceries
Which task includes applying and removing cosmetics?
Dressing
Personal hygiene and grooming
Feeding
Functional mobility
Which mental function includes metacognition and executive functions?
Emotional regulation
Attention
Higher-level cognitive functions
Perception
Discrimination of auditory and tactile sensations is part of which function?
Thought
Perception
Emotional regulation
Memory
Sustained and divided attention are part of what mental function?
Praxis
Attention
Memory
Thought
What does joint mobility refer to?
Muscle tone
Joint range of motion
Muscle endurance
Bone density
Muscle power is best defined as:
Tone
Endurance
Strength
Muscle elasticity
What does muscle tone refer to?
Overall muscle mass
Degree of muscle tension
The rate of muscle recovery
Ability to run long distances
Muscle endurance is the ability to:
Increase muscle size
Contract muscles involuntarily
Relax muscles after activity
Sustain a muscle contraction over time
Reaching involves:
Closing doors
Standing without support
Extending the arm and bending the trunk to access objects
Pulling a wheelchair
Which motor skill includes carrying items while walking or using a wheelchair?
Lifts
Transports
Manipulates
Stabilizes
Which motor skill ensures that objects do not slip from the hands?
Manipulates
Bends
Grips
Reaches
Using gestures to support communication refers to:
Replies
Regulates
Gesticulates
Expressing
Which skill is involved in expressing a different opinion respectfully?
Turns toward
Disagrees
Replies
Gesticulates
