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WorksheetsCH 6 MH
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A therapist is challenged on the use of medical diagnoses in occupational therapy. Which argument best defends their relevance?
Medical diagnoses are irrelevant to occupational therapy.
Medical diagnoses help therapists understand client needs and tailor interventions, even beyond the medical model.
Only physical symptoms should be considered in therapy.
Diagnoses are only important for insurance purposes.
Why is it important for occupational therapists to relate to clients as equals in society?
It fosters mutual respect and empowerment
It shortens the duration of therapy
It allows therapists to control the process
It reduces the need for documentation
Which of the following is an example of stigmatizing language?
Crazy
Person with schizophrenia
Autistic
Person with diabetes
A student is struggling to interact with peers and express their feelings appropriately. Which performance skill should they focus on improving?
Communication and socialization
Cognitive beliefs
Pain regulation
Time use and habits
Which of the following is NOT listed as a performance skill related to cognition?
Attention
Memory
Executive functions
Physical strength
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a sensory approach to create a calming environment in psychiatric hospitals?
Use weighted jackets
Create calming environments
Reduce noise levels
Increase physical restraints
Which of the following is a type of coping strategy mentioned in the material?
Emotion or problem focused
Financial or social focused
Physical or mental focused
Short-term or long-term focused
Coping strategies can be categorized as which of the following?
Approach or avoidance oriented
Passive or aggressive oriented
Logical or emotional oriented
Direct or indirect oriented
How can practitioners address motivation in individuals with psychiatric conditions?
As a performance skill, without making it a stigmatizing factor of mental illness
By ignoring it completely
By only focusing on medication
By labeling it as a permanent disability
Why is emotional regulation considered essential?
It helps in learning new languages
It is essential to health and successful occupational engagement
It improves physical strength
It increases memory capacity
Which of the following is central to occupational performance?
Collaboration with other individuals
Working alone
Avoiding communication
Ignoring feedback
Explain why collaboration with others is considered central to occupational performance.
It allows for the sharing of ideas and responsibilities, which enhances productivity and effectiveness in occupational tasks.
It reduces the need for communication.
It encourages competition among individuals.
It limits the number of people involved in a task.
According to the material, what is true about occupational performances of people with the same diagnosis?
They are always identical.
They can differ significantly.
They are always worse than those without a diagnosis.
They are not affected by the diagnosis.
How does using narrative in intervention enhance collaboration and understanding, according to Hatem & Rider (2004)?
By providing a written test
By encouraging teamwork and shared perspectives
By focusing only on the therapist's viewpoint
By limiting patient participation
Why might promoting conversation through narrative be especially important, as noted by Fels & Astell (2011)?
When communication is easy
When communication is difficult
When there is no need for collaboration
When only written communication is allowed
