Domain 1

Question 1

Exploratory Play

Answer 1

Play occupation that uses sensory input to learn new experiences
Ex: infant touching mother’s face.

AKA Sensorimotor play

Question 2

Relational play

Answer 2

Play occupation that uses toys consistent with their intended purpose.
Ex: pretend to feed self with spoon

AKA Functional play

Question 3

Pretend Play

Answer 3

Play occupation that involves making objects and toys perform intended actions.

Ex: Pretending to use her phone to talk

AKA Symbolic or imaginary play

Question 4

Social play

Answer 4

Play occupation that includes:

Interaction with in emotionally relating to others, behavior and skills to develop and progress through childhood

Question 5

Gross motor play

Answer 5

Play occupation that involves a full body, kinesthetic motor movements

Ex: Climbing on a play structure

Question 6

Constructive play

Answer 6

Play occupation that involves using objects and toys to produce or build some thing.

Ex: Put together a puzzle

Question 7

Play Occupations

Answer 7

Meaningful, intrinsically motivating, and purposeful performance activities of childhood, tapes include:

• exploratory play
• relational play
• pretend play
• constructive play
• social play
• gross motor play

Question 8

Grass pattern

Answer 8

Find motor function of the hand either precision or power, used to manipulate items. Patterns include:
Cyndrical grasp
Power grasp
Tripod grasp

Question 9

Power grasp

Answer 9

Grass be used when stability and strength are required, involves:

• Ulnar digits flexed and ulnar side of hand controlling the object
• Radial digits less flexed while manipulating the object

Question 10

Hook Grasp

Answer 10

Type of prehension grasp used to carry an item with a handle without using thumb and palm

Example: lunchbox, briefcase

Question 11

Cylindrical grasp

Answer 11

Grasp used for holding a tube shaped item.

Ex: Drinking glass, baseball bat

Question 12

Lateral pinch

Answer 12

Prehensile pattern used to grasp a small item with the thumb opposed to the radial side of the index finger.

Ex: Placing a key in a Lock

Question 13

Pincer grasp

Answer 13

Prehensile grass used to manipulate small objects with the thumb opposed to the index and middle finger pad

Ex: Picking up a pencil

Question 14

Tripod grasp

Answer 14

Precision grasp used to manipulate small objects with them opposed to the index and middle finger tips, providing more stability than pincer grasp.

Ex: writing tool

Question 15

Tip pinch

Answer 15

Pinch used to pick up and hold small objects with some opposed to the end of the index finger forming an oval shape.

Ex: Picking up a pen

Question 16

Spherical grasp

Answer 16

Grasp used to pick up and hold round items.

Ex: Apple, ball