final reveiw

Question 1

what are the “roots of OT?”

Answer 1

mental health practice

Question 2

what is required to practice as an OTA?

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Answer 2

• complete accredited program
• 16 weeks level 2 field work
• pass NBCOT exam
• get state licensure

Question 3

altruism, equality, freedom, justice, dignity, truth and prudence.

Answer 3

OT Ethics

Question 4

number of hours of continuing education for NBCOT

Answer 4

36 over 3 years

Question 5

number of hours of continuing education for illinois liscensure

Answer 5

24 over 2 years

Question 6

concepts of OT (3)

Answer 6

• Holistic treatment
• engagement in occupation is vital to well being
• occupation is a means to an end

Question 7

Formed the first school for OT, was the first OT profession president and has an award named for him/her

Answer 7

Eleanor Clarke Slagle

Question 8

A movement that featured non occupation based intervention

Answer 8

reductionist movement

Question 9

Movements that led to the formation of the occupational therapy profession

Answer 9

Moral Treatment and Arts and Crafts movements

Question 10

First professional OT association in the US

Answer 10

National Society for the Promotion of Occupational Therapy

NSPOT

Question 11

responsible for defining and introducing Holism

Answer 11

Adolf Meyer

Question 12

Research that looks at the clients report of experiences

Answer 12

Qualitative research

Question 13

PICO

Answer 13

Population, intervention, comparison, outcome

Question 14

Using measures for research

Answer 14

Quantitative research

Question 15

American Journal of Occupational Therapy

Answer 15

Published by AOTA

Question 16

Credible evidenced based resources

Answer 16

AJOT and textbooks

Question 17

biomechanical frame of reference

Answer 17

Focuses on strength, range of motion and endurance

Question 18

founded the Functional Information Processing Model

Answer 18

Claudia Allen

Question 19

Uses the concepts of volition, habituation, and personal causation

Answer 19

Model of Human Occupation

Question 20

frame of reference used with children and adults with CNS dysfunction

Answer 20

Motor control FOR

Question 21

Occupations

Answer 21

ADLs, IADLs, Work, Rest-Sleep, Education, Play, Leisure

Question 22

Body functions. Body structures, values, beliefs and spirituality

Answer 22

Client Factors

Question 23

Motor Skills, Process Skills, and Social Interaction Skills

Answer 23

Performance Skills

Question 24

Habits, Routines, Rituals and Roles

Answer 24

Performance Patterns

Question 25

Cultural, Personal, Physical. Social, Temporal, and Virtual

Answer 25

Contexts and Environments

Question 26

Developing trust, empathy, communication and active listening

Answer 26

Therapeutic Use of Self

Question 27

preparatory activities

Answer 27

using a heat pack or stretching

Question 28

Dressing, bathing, and toileting

Answer 28

ADLs

Question 29

Pulling the shirt over the torso for dressing

Answer 29

task

Question 30

Cooking in the clients home

Answer 30

context

Question 31

Father of OT

Answer 31

William Rush Dunton

Question 32

The ability to carry out activities of daily life and one’s occupations that result from the interaction among the client, the context and the activity

Answer 32

occupational Performance