WorksheetsExam #1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which term describes the everyday things people do?
Goal
Interest
Occupation
Activity
Therapy
What term is used to describe activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living, education, work, play, leisure, and social participation?
Purposeful activity
Activities
Occupational performance
Occupation
Function
Which statement best reflects the goal of occupational therapy intervention?
To consult on how to care for clients
To help clients increase strength
To tell clients what to do
To improve physical skills only
To help clients participate in everyday activities
What is the term for a basic action that a person must complete that he or she may not find meaningful?
Occupation
Interest
Task
Role
Value
What part of the OT process involves gathering information about the client and discovering their everyday experiences and routines?
Creating the Intervention plan
Assessing outcome
Evaluation
Implementation of plan
Medical chart review
What type of activity occurs when the OT practitioner gently massages Mary’s hand (before she begins cooking)?
Preparatory
Task
Purposeful
Contrived
Occupation-centered
Which area is generally NOT included in an OT/OTA educational program?
Human development
Occupational therapy theory and process
Clinical training
Biological sciences
Algebra and geometry
Which of the following is the best way to use person-first language?
The accident victim is in the therapy room.
Mr. Smith is coming to therapy at noon.
The noon appointment guy with a hand injury is here.
The stroke patient in room 111 is not available for therapy now.
What type of inclusive activity does the following example best illustrate: To support activity in the community, the OT practitioner created a free after-school program for children to promote healthy eating and fun games?
Representation matters
Engage in client-centered practice
Promote occupational justice
Advocate for client
Advocate for human rights
Which statement reflects how OT practitioners may embrace cultural humility to promote a welcoming community?
Treat everyone the same
Avoid sensitive topics with clients and co-workers
Follow workplace culture and policies without question
Spend time understanding one’s own values and situation
Listen to clients, peers, colleagues to reflect and identify how one’s biases may influence practice.
Which statement most closely describes Moral Treatment?
Persons with disabilities must have equal access to public buildings.
The government will pay for some inpatient stays.
Persons with disabilities are entitled to access to technology.
Children are entitled to a free public education.
All persons are entitled to human compassion, consideration, and kindness.
Which statement most closely describes the Americans with Disabilities Act?
Persons with disabilities must have equal access to public buildings.
The government will pay for some inpatient stays.
Children are entitled to a free public education.
All persons are entitled to human compassion.
Persons with disabilities are entitled to access to technology.
Which law will help fund a laptop computer for 6-year-old Korey, a child with cerebral palsy who needs the laptop to communicate and complete written work while in school?
None; parents must pay out of pocket for this.
Handicapped Infants and Toddlers Act
Medicare
Americans with Disabilities Act
Individuals with Disabilities Educational Act (IDEA)
Which law provides services specifically for children from birth to 5 years of age?
Americans with Disabilities Act
Medicare
Individuals with Disabilities Educational Act (IDEA)
Handicapped Infants and Toddlers Act
None
Which legislation caps the annual reimbursement for occupational therapy services at $1500?
Social Security Amendments of 1983
Medicare (1965)
Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
Balanced Budget Act of 1997
Who are the two men credited with conceiving the moral treatment movement?
William Tuke
Phillippe Pinel
Herbert Hall
Thomas Kidner
Benjamin Rush
Who initiated the use of crafts for the purpose of improving health and financial independence?
Thomas Kidner
Herbert Hall
Benjamin Rush
Phillippe Pinel
William Tuke
Who is considered the “father of occupational therapy”?
Benjamin Rush
William Dunton
Herbert Hall
George Barton
Adolph Meyer
Who is considered the “mother of occupational therapy”?
Susan Tracy
Tracy Meyers
Jane Addams
Eleanor Clarke Slagle
Susan Cox Johnson
When did arts and crafts become tools used in occupational therapy practice?
1980
1800
2000
1960
1900
Why is it important to understand a profession’s philosophical base?
It describes the history of the profession.
It provides specific intervention techniques.
It provides licensure information.
It delineates the role of the OTA and OT.
It describes values, beliefs, and truths of the profession.
Which philosophy considers the person first and values their potential?
pragmatism
existentialism
humanism
occupational science
structuralist
Which philosophy emphasizes understanding the parts as they relate to the whole?
Structuralist
Pragmatism
existentialism
Occupational justice
Occupational being
Which statement is NOT a core concept of client-centered practice?
The OT practitioner involves the client only in the therapy process.
Every human has the potential for change.
Occupation is central to health, well-being, and quality of life.
Learning involves thinking, feeling, and doing.
Occupational therapy views humans holistically.
Which term describes the person sense of who they are including their strengths and challenges?
Occupational identity
Environmental factors
Background information
Personal factors
Which term describes attributes such as one’s age, sexual orientation, gender identity, race and ethnicity, culture identification and attitudes, social background?
Occupational identity
Environmental factors
Background information
Personal factors
Which statement best describes a person’s “volition”?
Aspects of your day that are automatic
Feeling regarding what someone says you must do
Reflective quiet activities
The things you value and find interesting
The most important part of your day
The OT practitioner used a cooking activity to address a client’s sequencing and timing abilities. What does this illustrate?
Occupational identity
Occupational adaptation
Occupation as means
Occupation as ends
Occupational justice
What term describes the process whereby a client develops new skills and abilities and makes changes within their environment; they discover new roles and routines that satisfy them?
Occupation-based intervention
Occupational participation
Occupational identity
Occupational adaptation
The OT practitioner went to the school board meeting to promote changes to the playground so that all children could participate. What is this illustrating?
Occupational justice
Occupational participation
Occupational identity
What is the term used to describe the desire of more elderly people to remain in their homes?
Aging in place
Ergonomics consulting
Early intervention
Vocational rehabilitation
Which statement reflects the role of the OT practitioner in driving assessment and training?
OT practitioners do not have a role in driving.
They give people their driver’s licenses.
OT practitioners train clients to drive.
They take driver’s licenses away.
They evaluate aspects (e.g., physical, psychosocial) of driving.
What type of technology is often used to allow clients to pay a bill, schedule an appointment or view their lab results?
Electronic medical records
Assistive technology
Telephone
mHealth App
Which term describes the concept that some cultures (outside of the Global North) view the importance of taking care of each other and relying on each other to carry out daily activities?
Social determinants of health
Inter-dependence
Dependence
Cultural humility
Occupational justice
What can OT practitioners and students do to support LGBTQIA+ health and wellness?
Become familiar with laws, policies, procedures, and processes that impact LGBTQIA+ community.
Treat everyone the same and avoid asking difficult questions.
Dismantle systems and structures of oppression.
What trend in OT practice includes engaging farmers at their farm, or children outside?
Justice-based OT
Telehealth
Environmental modifications
Ergonomics
Nature-based OT
What is justice-based occupational therapy practice?
Fair and equitable OT for all
Legal and policy advocacy
Securing federal funding for clients
Practice in jails, prisons, forensic units, youth facilities
What is the term for the “action of identifying and interrupting mental, physical or social activities for the result of achieving a relaxed state”?
Instrumental activities of daily living
Leisure
Sleep
Relaxation
Rest
What term is used for the “age of personalization, human-machine collaboration, 3D printing, and mass customization”?
Space age
De-institutionalization
4th industrial revolution
5th industrial revolution
Which of the following is NOT a current trend in OT practice?
Entrepreneurship
Return to 9–5 practice
Workplace health and wellness
Home management (technology)
Nature-based OT
