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1
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OT Practitioners working with children who have special needs or atypical development patterns must have a firm foundation in the knowledge of ______ development in order to understand children and base interventions.

A

Normal

2
Q

________ are the most consistent participants on the pediatric team. Understanding needs of _______ and children is essential to therapeutic process

A

Families

3
Q

Pediatric OT Practitioners use knowledge of specific pediatric _________ to determine which tools and methods are the most appropriate for assessment and intervention.

A

diagnoses

4
Q

Understanding Models of ________ and _______ of _________ is necessary for organizing and developing interventions based on evidence from the profession. Knowledge of the principles and techniques allows practitioners to develop interventions for children with a variety of diagnoses.

A

Models of Practice, Frames of Reference

5
Q

OT Practitioners work with children with a number of different diagnoses. Therefore, OT practitioners need to have ___________ appropriate for a child who has a specific ________ or ________.

A

Assessments, disability, diagnosis

6
Q

OT practitioners working with children need to adjust therapy activities to suit the age and developmental needs of a particular child. Thus, knowledge of a range of ___-__________ activities is essential to practice.

A

Age appropriate

7
Q

Children receiving services in a public school system require educationally relevant therapy goals and objectives, whereas children receiving services in a hospital require medically necessary goals and objectives. These are examples of differences among ______ in which OT svcs are provided.

A

systems

8
Q

OT practitioners who work with infants, children, and adolescents who have disabilities or special needs must have knowledge of the range of _________ technology that promote safe and independent living.

A

assistive

9
Q

In 2017, the OT profession will be ___ years old

A

100

10
Q

AOTA has adopted a ____ vision.

A

Centennial

11
Q

What does the Centennial Vision recognize?

A

OT as a science-driven and evidence-based profession

OT continues to meet to occupational needs of clients, communities and populations.

12
Q

OTPF stands for

A

Occupational Therapy Practice Framework

13
Q

The two items defined in OTPF

A

domain and framework

14
Q

Areas of Occupation

A
ADLs and IADLs
Rest and Sleep
Education
Work 
Play 
Leisure
Social Participation
15
Q

Client Factors

A
Values, Beliefs, and Spirituality
Body Structures (Anatomy)
Body Functions (Physiology)
16
Q

Performance Skills - think of the tune of Lone Ranger

A
Sensory Perceptual
Motor, Praxis
'emotional regulation
Cognitive
CommunicationandSocial Skills  Yee Haw!
17
Q

Performance Patterns

A

Habits
Routines
Roles
Rituals

18
Q

Context and Environment includes these 6 things - to the tune of Jingle Bells

A
Cultural
Personal
Phy-y-ysical
Social
Temporal &
Vir-ir-irtual - Hey!
19
Q

Activity Demands

A
Objects Used and their Properties
Space Demands
Social Demands
Sequencing and Timing
Required Actions
Required Body Functions
Required Body Structures
20
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Process of Service delivery

A
  • **Evaluation
  • Occupational Profile
  • Analysis of Occupational Performance
  • **Intervention
  • Intervention Plan
  • Intervention implementation
  • Intervention Review
  • **Outcomes
  • Results
21
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Regarding OTPF - contexts, what would Ethnicity, family attitude, beliefs and values fall under

A

Cultural

22
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Regarding OTPF - contexts, what would “25 year old unemployed” fall under

A

Personal

23
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Regarding OTPF - contexts, what would Stages of life, Time of Day, Time of year, and duration fall under?

A

Temporal

24
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Regarding OTPF - contexts, what would Realistic simulation of an environment, chat rooms, and radio transmissions fall under?

A

Virtual

25
Q

Regarding OTPF - contexts, what would Objects built, environment, geographical, terrain, sensory qualities of environment fall under?

A

Physical

26
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Regarding OTPF - contexts, what would Relationships fall under?

A

Social

27
Q

Extent to which OTA is supervised is dependent upon

A

knowledge, skill, and experience

28
Q

OTAs must meet specific criteria to practice. These include

A

taking an accredited OTA program and passing the NBCOT exam.

29
Q

4 Levels of Supervision

A

Close, Routine, General, and Minimal

30
Q

3 Levels of Expertise

A

Entry, Intermediate, and Advanced

31
Q

OTA must prove service __________ to gain more independence

A

Competency

32
Q

A big factor on trust between OT and OTA

A

communication

33
Q

3 general ways to show service competency

A

Videotaping sessions, Co-Treatment with OT, and OT Observation

34
Q

AOTA’s Code of Ethics is based on these 7 principles

A
Beneficence
Nonmaleficence
Autonomy & Confidentiality
Social Justice 
Procedural Justice
Veracity
Fidelity
35
Q

OTAs unfortunately cannot contribute to the OT profession’s work in pediatrics with scholarship and more education. (T or F)

A

False