Final Review

Question 1

What is one example of a bottom up approach to therapy?
NDT
Dynamic system theory
occupational based therapy

Answer 1

NDT

Question 2

A child is able to put their feet into their pants, but the therapist adjusts the pants and pulls them up. What type of chaining is this an example of?

Answer 2

Forward Chaining

Question 3

A child is demonstrating food selectivity. The therapist attempts to have the child eat a similar food to their preferred food, but changes the brand and size of the food. What level of food chaining is being used?

Answer 3

Food Chaining Level 1

Question 4

Multiple sensory experiences, novelty in the environment and active engagement in challenging cognitive, sensory and motor tasks are all essential components of which approach to therapy?

Answer 4

sensory integration theory

Question 5

What theory states that a child learns more easily & effectively if the movement is taught as a whole, the movement is performed in variable situations, the child is allowed to actively problem solve and the activity is meaningful?

Answer 5

dynamic systems theory

Question 6

During a session with a baby, a therapist is working on developing controlled movements in midranges. Based on this, what type of tone would this child be demonstrating?

Answer 6

Low tone

Question 7

What is one way to modify the evaluation administration for an autistic child?

Answer 7

provide more time

Question 8

Which common intervention approach for Autism focuses on behavior using consequences and reinforcement, and discrete trial training (DTT).

Answer 8

Applied behavioral analysis

Question 9

A child on your caseload is described as often being disengaged, inattentive, and is unaware when his hands and/or face become messy. What sensory strategy would you use for this child?

Answer 9

Arhythmical movement incorporating weight bearing while on a swing

Question 10

A 2 year old is able to help undress but requires more assistance to get dressed. Is this typical or atypical?

Answer 10

typical

Question 11

Which feeding intervention follows steps to eating which include tolerate, interacts with, smells, touch, taste and eat?

Answer 11

sequential oral sensory?

Question 12

Which part of IDEA legislation requires families to exhaust all sources of funding when obtaining assistive technology?

Answer 12

Part C

Question 13

A 4 year old child on your caseload is unable to bear weight in lower extremities, requires trunk support in sitting but is able to demonstrate good head control. The team is looking for an assistive device for this child to help with lower extremity weight bearing. Which would be the best option?

Answer 13

prone stander

Question 14

What ethical consideration includes ensuring the language of a report is written in the families preferred language, communicating results to families and considering the families response to evaluation results?

Answer 14

communication of test results

Question 15

Which term used in motor learning helps children understand how they performed the desired movement that improves quality of movement.

Answer 15

knowledge of performance

Question 16

You are working with a 18 month old child on squat to standing by a couch using a motor learning approach. During the session you provide frequent opportunities for repetition, use the simple statements to prompt the movement and allow wait time for the child to problem solve the movement. What stage of motor learning is this child?

Answer 16

cognitive

Question 17

Relaxation, joint approximation and thoracic extension with rotation are intervention strategies used with which type of tone?

Answer 17

high tone

Question 18

food chaining level 1

Answer 18

when we are staying similar to what the child’s food preferences are

Question 19

food chaining level 2

Answer 19

vary taste and maintain texture

Question 20

Food chaining level 3

Answer 20

maintain taste and vary texture

Question 21

Food chaining level 4

Answer 21

vary taste and texture

Question 22

Which quality of sensation is the regularity of the repetition of sensation?

Answer 22

rhythmicity

Question 23

A child on your caseload has motor planning difficulties. What is one consideration for planning their session?

Answer 23

promote ideation

Question 24

Which relationship framework enduring and situational characteristics of a relationship which can contribute to interpersonal events?

Answer 24

intentional relationship model