Quizes/Tests Questions

Question 1

For an OTA to be a Level 2 Fieldwork Supervisor, he or she must:

Answer 1

Have practiced as an OTA for at least 1 year

Question 2

One of the most important requirements to being an effective fieldwork supervision is to:

Answer 2

Provide an open communication and supervision on a consistent basis

Question 3

According to the OT Roles document, what is the OTA not allowed to do?

Answer 3

-screen individuals

Question 4

What ways can you pursue professional development?

Answer 4

• attend continuing education worships
• be a fieldwork supervisor
• take additional coursework

Question 5

A major difference between Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B is:

Answer 5

Part A covers inpatient services and part B covers outpatient services

Question 6

State regulations may affect reimbursement by:

Answer 6

• placing restrictions on the type of services that can be delivered by various personnel
• monitoring qualifications of service providers
• enforcing certification of facilities

Question 7

What contributes to determine whether a COTA is involved in management?

Answer 7

• a states practice act and 3rd party payer demands
• facility policy and accreditation requirements
• individual experience

Question 8

What does AOTA do?

Answer 8

• supports and educate its members
• oversees the certification process for OT personnel
• promotes the profession

Question 9

Because of its structure and function, the Representative assembly is best compared to:

Answer 9

The congress of the U.S.

Question 10

The group that provides resources for education and research is:

Answer 10

AOTF

Question 11

Major outcome of Jimmo versus Sebeilius lawsuit:

Answer 11

No improvement standard for progressive conditions

Question 12

Health literacy includes:

Answer 12

Obtaining, understanding, processing, and accessing/affording health information

Question 13

Reviewing protocol for dressing following a shoulder injury and precautions

Answer 13

Procedural reasoning

Question 14

Thought process guiding practice

Answer 14

Clinical reasoning

Question 15

Body language accounts for __% of communication

Answer 15

55%

Question 16

Are OT practitioners able to have a specialty certification in low vision?

Answer 16

Yes

Question 17

Triple Aim

Answer 17

Improves health, health care, and cost

Question 18

Late loss ADLs

Answer 18

-toileting, feeding, bed, transfers

Question 19

CPR first steps

Answer 19

• call for help

- only wait 60(

Question 20

Research supports ethical practice in that:

Answer 20

• it sustains the ethical premise of continued learning

- it maintains the ethical premise of beneficence

Question 21

How are RUG levels determined?

Answer 21

• Registered nurse decides the minutes and frequency…

- MDS nurse determines ADL scores…

Question 22

What insurance can students treat w/o line f sight

Answer 22

Medicare A

Question 23

OTA Official documents include:

Answer 23

• position papers
• guidelines
• concept papers
• societal statements

Question 24

Limited health literacy affects __% English speaking adults in US

Answer 24

90%

Question 25

How to distinguish between qualitative and quantitative research

Answer 25

- quantitative gathers data that are based on #, qualitative gathers data that is based on language - quantitative is driven by perspectives of investigators, qualitative is driven by perspectives of participants

Question 26

Standards or practice for OT define:

Answer 26

Minimum standards for OT practice

Question 27

What can be defined as the thought process that guides our practice?

Answer 27

Clinical reasoning

Question 28

-responding assertively and professionally in clinic -taking responsibility for self, behavior, and learning -responding to changing practice environment -understand one's response to others All examples of:

Answer 28

Emotional intelligence

Question 29

- OTR initially provides guidance to OTA - periodical review of services (at least every 30 days) - interim supervision by phone/email/written

Answer 29

General supervision

Question 30

**What makes a good practitioner?**

Answer 30

- communication - flexibility - care about the person - documentation - time management

Question 31

The Medicare PPS is determined by what assessment tool?

Answer 31

Minimum Data Set assessment (MDS)

Question 32

How long will Medicare A cover patients stay and what criteria is met?

Answer 32

- 100 days - requires skilled service/rehab, received hospital stay, practical matter, necessary for Tx of illness or injury, was in SNF during injury/illness

Question 33

Most critical information that needs to be required in your clinical documentation?

Answer 33

Skill

Question 34

What 4 areas does the Medicare Program cover?

Answer 34

``` A. Hospital B. Outpatient C. Advancement plans D. Drug coverage E. Hospice ```

Question 35

What does LCD mean in Medicare terms?

Answer 35

Local Coverage Determinations - ensuring "best practice" is accurate - national government services it

Question 36

What does the LCD provide for therapists?

Answer 36

Services under Med A and Med B (therapy, documentation, co-pay, room, orthotics, meds)

Question 37

RUG Rehab Minutes?

Answer 37

``` Ultra High: at least 720 minutes Very High: at least 500 minutes High: at least 325 minutes Medium: at least 150 minutes Low: at least 45 minutes ```