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WorksheetsOccupational Therapy Exam #2
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 19mins
Which category is NOT considered occupational therapy personnel?
Client
Occupational therapy aide
Occupational therapist
Occupational therapy practitioner
Occupational therapy assistant
What is the body that regulates entry-level education for both the OT and OTA programs?
OTD
ACOTE
AOTA
NBCOT
State licensure boards
What is the body that administers the certification examination for OT and OTA?
NBCOT
OTD
Standards
AOTA
ACOTE
Which action is NOT considered part of the accreditation process?
Informing ACOTE of intent to start a program
Completing a self-study report
Reviewing the program design
Reviewing faculty and staff salaries.
Undergoing an on-site inspection
What is the advantage of being an accredited program?
The curriculum is designed by AOTA.
Graduates have higher grade point averages.
Graduates are qualified to take the national certification exam.
There is no advantage.
The program gets more funding.
What is the difference in OT and OTA education?
OTs do not learn intervention techniques.
OTAs do not learn anatomy and physiology.
OT programs present more theory.
OT programs focus on research.
OTA programs focus on documentation.
Which degree focuses on technical skills related to the methods and procedures used in occupational therapy?
Associate’s degree
Doctorate (PhD)
Advanced master’s degree
Entry-level master’s degree
Clinical doctorate (OTD)
The laws that address supervision, service competency, scope of practice, and continuing education requirements for OT practitioners are governed by whom?
Workplace setting
AOTA
ACOTE
State
Federal government
Which tip may support the transition from student to OT practitioner?
Take the first job that is offered to you.
Do not try to negotiate a better salary.
Wait at least 5 years before supervising students.
Do not worry about your budget until after graduation.
Find supportive and trusting mentors.
Students doing Level I fieldwork must be supervised by an OT.
False
True
Which level of performance includes expert practitioners who act as resources?
Intermediate
Advanced
Entry-level
Supervisor
Competent
In which level of performance do new graduates typically fall?
Intermediate
Supervisor
Entry-level
Advanced
Competent
Which standard addresses understanding a client’s situation and background, culture, and collaborating with their team?
Professional reasoning
Performance skills
Knowledge
Interpersonal skills
Ethical practice
Which area is NOT one of the areas delineated in the Standards of Continuing Competence?
Ethical reasoning
Performance skills
Critical reasoning
Financial and billing policy
Knowledge
What type of supervision is depicted when Mario (OT) watches Juan’s (OTA) intervention and provides immediate assistance to help make the session more effective?
General
Minimal
Direct
Routine
Close
Myra (OT) meets with Smith (OTA) at least once a month to discuss cases. What type of supervision is this?
Minimal
Direct
Close
General
Routine
What factor is NOT considered important when determining the level of supervision?
Complexity of client needs
Skills of the OT and OTA
Type of practice setting
Number and diversity of clients
Reimbursement for supervision
Which statement most closely reflects the OT/OTA relationship?
The OT follows all OTA requests without question.
The OTA makes all initial contact and seeks out the OT.
The OT and OTA are partners in providing service.
The OTA follows all OT requests without question.
The OT is in charge of developing the relationship.
In which team would the OT work individually with a client, develop goals, and then share the results with other professionals at the same setting?
Multimodal
Interdisciplinary
Transdisciplinary
Occupational therapy
Multidisciplinary
Which type of team is most likely to be represented in the following scenario: The physical therapist showed the OT some techniques to use with a client. The client will receive services from the OT.
Transdisciplinary
Occupational therapy
Interdisciplinary
Multidisciplinary
Multimodal
Which term refers to the study and philosophy of human conduct?
Principles
Morals
Values
Ethics
What is the difference between ethics and laws?
Laws are designed to teach morals.
Ethical standards are more specific.
Laws and ethics are the same.
Ethics are intended to provide sanctions.
Laws impose limits to situations.
What is the professional code of ethics?
Guidelines for education
Guidelines for making proper choices
A description of possible situations
A list of agencies
Laws and rules of billing
How many principles are included in the Occupational Therapy Code of Ethics?
6
2
5
12
20
Which directive is NOT part of beneficence?
Treat each client fair and equitably.
Maintain confidentiality concerning information.
Advocate for recipients to obtain needed services.
Promote public health and safety and well-being.
Charge reasonable fees.
Which principle is possibly violated when the OT practitioner asks a current client out on a date?
Veracity
Beneficence
Autonomy
Justice
Nonmaleficence
Which example most closely describes the principle of autonomy?
The OT practitioner determines all the activities without consulting with the client.
The OT practitioner does not allow the client to refuse intervention so that he or she will meet his or her goals.
The OT practitioner discusses the benefits of intervention.
The OT practitioner allows the client to decide the goal for intervention.
The OT practitioner shares an interesting client story with a roommate.
Which example represents a breach of confidentiality?
Sharing information with an OT who will be taking over for you while you are out
Sharing information with billing agencies
Sharing information with a friend upon request from the client
Sharing information with family members and the client
Sharing information with those not involved in the intervention
What is NOT considered a client’s right according to informed consent?
To refuse intervention
To be made aware of the risks of intervention
To know the OT practitioner’s home address
To be made aware of benefits
To know the cost of occupational therapy services
Keeping one’s state licensure up to date is part of which principle?
Justice
Confidentiality
Fidelity
Beneficence
Veracity
What type of leadership is illustrated as the OT practitioner tells her colleagues about an interesting finding she observed in the intervention session and others ask questions further?
Formal
Transactional
Transformational
Informal
Friendly
What is the first step in advocating?
Identifying the cause or need.
Getting all the facts.
Recording the story.
Finding people to work with.
Doing something.
What is the professional organization for OT practitioners in the US called?
National Board Certification of Occupational Therapists
The Occupational Therapy Association
American Occupational Therapy Foundation
World Federation of Occupational Therapists
American Occupational Therapy Association
Which of the following activities is NOT a strategy for advocacy?
Stay quiet and follow the rules without question.
Find role models who advocate for others.
Collaborate with others.
Observe situations on the job.
Speak up when needed.
Hill Day is an event organized by the AOTA that allows OT students and practitioners to advocate at what level?
National
Global
Local
Regional
Economic
What is the professional organization for occupational therapy’s official publication?
American Journal of Occupational Therapy
American Occupational Therapy Journal
Occupational Therapy Journal
Journal of the Americas
Journal of Occupational Therapy
Which of the following characteristics is NOT practiced by effective leaders?
Tries different solutions
Inspire people
Follow through with plans
Make decisions slowly
What type of leadership are students exhibiting when they engage in a letter writing campaign to support payment of OT services?
Friendly
Formal
Transformational
Informal
