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WorksheetsExam #4: Chapters 14 & 15 Quiz
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What type of setting includes the Veterans Administration Hospitals?
Corporate
Private not-for-profit
Foundation
Public
Private for-profit
Which is the first level of care that someone who has sustained an injury or trauma enters?
Acute care
Subacute care
Long-term care
Rehabilitation
Transitional care
What are predetermined, fixed fees based upon?
Prospective Payment System
State budget approval
Diagnosis-related groups
Physicians’ requests
Profit margins for the hospital
What type of care is necessary for clients who have a history of disability?
Acute care
Long-term care
Transitional care
Subacute care
Rehabilitation
Which setting emerged with the closing of institutions?
Supervised living
Community mental health centers
Home health agencies
Long-term care facilities
Hospitals
Which setting offers a place for the person to live permanently in many cases?
All-inclusive facilities
Hospitals
Supervised living
Community mental health centers
Home health agencies
What is the most popular setting of employment for the OTA?
Skilled nursing facility
Day-treatment center
Hospital
Rehabilitation hospital
School
What is the reason for diagnosis-related groups (DRGs)?
To improve quality of care
To promote better outcomes
To provide flexible fees for services
To reduce hospital costs
To increase provider fees and profits
Which setting resulted from the efforts to reduce hospital stays as a result of the Prospective Payment System?
Community mental health centers
Subacute care settings
Skilled nursing facilities
Day-treatment centers
Home health agencies
What type of setting specifically addresses the psychological aspects of intervention?
Home health
Work sites (industry)
Skilled nursing facilities
Community mental health
Schools
An OT working in a hospital setting addresses which types of issues? Mark all that apply.
Biological
Biological and sociological only
Psychological
Sociological
The long-term outlook for occupational therapy is very good.
True
False
What is the primary purpose of assistive technology?
To promote mental health.
To support activities of daily living.
For mobility within the community.
To make things easier for the therapist or family member.
For clients to engage in their desired occupations.
Which of the following items is an example of low-tech assistive technology?
Ramp to access home
Electric wheelchair
Built-up handle brush
Communication systems
Adaptive car
The OT practitioner suggested the client change the placement of items and arrangement of their kitchen so that they could safely prepare meals. What are these changes called?
Assistive technology
High-technology adjustments
Virtual modifications
Environmental modifications
Universal design
Which of the following examples best illustrates a social modification that an OT may suggest for a teen who experiences social anxiety?
Public transportation on their own for the first time.
Require they attend a large concert with strangers.
Engage them in a 30-minute social event with a friend in a familiar setting.
None of the above.
What type of modification involves changing the computer screen size, font size, and display colors?
Virtual
Physical
Environmental
Social
Attitudinal
Which law mandates that public buildings be accessible and include things such as ramps, curb cutaways, and widened doorways?
Affordable Care Act
Assistive Technology Act
Medicare
Balanced Budget Act
Americans with Disabilities Act
Which principle is NOT part of Universal Design?
There are many options on how to use the space.
Space accommodates to people of all abilities.
People who meet the criteria can use the space as scheduled.
It does not require a lot of physical effort to engage in space.
It is easy to understand how the space works.
The OT practitioner suggested a piece of feeding equipment that took 1 month to arrive. Without even opening the box, the OT practitioner brought it to show the client and try it out. The client did not like it and refused to use it. What step does this suggest that the OT practitioner missed that might have made a difference?
Identify low-cost options
Use it before.
Communicate with client
Explore insurance funding
Examine options on the Internet
Which factor does not play a role in selecting technology?
Ease of use
Adaptability over time
Attitude of practitioner
Purpose
Price
Which statement best reflects telehealth in OT? Mark all that apply.
State licensure requirements differ in regard to telehealth services.
Refers to making appointments and discussing billing practices.
May be used to deliver OT services.
What is the term for products, devices, or equipment that are used to maintain, increase, or improve the functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities?
Assistive technology
High-technology devices
Environmental modifications
Low-technology devices
Virtual reality
Which of the following low-tech devices support activities of daily living? Mark all that apply.
Dycem
Scoop bowls
All of the above
Computer
What type of assistive technology are an adapted wheelchair van, exoskeleton, computerized communication system, and electric wheelchair?
High technology
Environmental modifications
Low technology
Universal design
Digital technology applications
