OCTA 221 Final Exam Flashcards
What are some symptoms of major neuro-cognitive disorder?
inability to perform ADL’s & IADL’s
memory loss
Name some of the components listed in the code of ethics:
Altruism Equality Freedom Justice Dignity Truth Prudence
What personality disorder will have feelings of emptiness?
Borderline personality disorder
What personality disorder would repeatedly get into conflicts with the law?
Antisocial personality disorder
What are symptoms/criteria for delirium?
rapid onset
disturbance in attention and awareness
What are symptoms of autism spectrum disorder?
- deficits in social-emotional reciprocity
- deficits in non-verbal communicative behaviors
- deficits in developing, maintaining, and understanding relationships
What is the most dangerous substance to withdraw from?
alcohol
T or F: Gambling is considered an addiction in the DSMV
True
T or F: Hoarding is considered a form of OCD in DSMV.
True
The scenario: The OT tells the OTA to begin treatment with a patient even though an initial evaluation has not been done. Wat are ethical issues here?
OT have to do evaluation for initial goals
Name some group maintenance roles:
compromising
gatekeeping
encourager
What are 3 types of group roles?
task roles
anti-group roles
group roles
Name 2 disorders considered anxiety disorders
panic
specific phobia
What is included under habituation?
habits and roles
What is brief psychotic disorder?
hallucinations and delusions
last about a month
What are some symptoms of borderline personality disorder?
Black and white thinking
Emptiness
What is included in volition?
motivation
In which diagnosis can you have psychotic symptoms?
Bipolar I
Schizophrenia
What are the most common personality disorders seen in hospitals?
Antisocial
Borderline
thoughts that don’t go away causing you to act on them
Obesessions
What 3 types are group tasks roles?
task roles
anti group roles
group roles
What are group task roles?
information giver/seeker
What is the major difference between PTSD and acute stress disorder?
3 days to a month
What diagnosis is related to antisocial personality disorder?
conduct disorder
Tell me 2 things about Tourettes syndrome
motor and vocal problems
What are the positive symptoms of schizophrenia?
hallucinations
What are some signs of mania?
outrageous clothing
days w/o sleep
high risk behavior
What are 2 types of anti-psychotic medications?
typical
atypical
What are 2 major types of symptoms in schizophrenia?
positive
negative
What is the most common type of hallucination?
auditory
What type of medications have dietary restrictions?
MAO’s
What are some sypmtoms of depression?
withdraw
loss of appetite
An OTA is writing the progress note in a facility where all his/her notes need to be co-signed by the OT. The OT will not be in until next Monday and the note is due tomorrow. What is the ethical issue here? What could be the solution?
get supervisor to co-sign
T or F: It is okay for an OTA to begin treatment without initial goals and evaluation by the OT.
False
Benzodiazepines are what type of medication?
anti-anxiety
T or F: You can have a diagnosis of ADHA without being hyperactive.
True
What kinds of medications are used to treat anxiety?
Anti- depressive
Benzodiazepines
increased heart rate, sweating, nausea, palpation’s are symptoms of
panic attacks
Why do we treat in groups?
Pt. participate
increase social skills
cost affective
This disorder is when you think that everyone is out to get you
Paranoia
T or F: Depression can be diagnosed at any age.
True
What are the negative symptoms of schizophrenia?
flat affect
withdraw
loss of moivation
This type of eating disorder has distorted body image
Anorexia
T or F: Dementia patients have a memory problem.
True
Most people with intellectual disability fall into this level
Mild
T or F: Anxiety is a normal feeling.
True
T or F: Cognitive behavioral therapy is most effective treatment for pedophilia
False
Do symptoms of neuro-cognitive disorder appear rapidly or gradually?
Rapidly
T or F: Most successful treatment for pedophilia is “chemical castration”.
True
T or F: Rigidity and confusion are medical emergencies.
True
What is the difference between Bipolar I and Bipolar II?
Bipolar I has mania and Bipolar II has hypomania
What level of group works best for patients with maximum difficulty working with others?
Parallel
This symptom is seeing and hearing things that are not there
Hallucination
What helps group cohesion develop?
common interest
how often you meet
similarities of group members
worrying and being anxious about everything are symptoms of:
generalized anxiety disorder
having trouble sitting still, trouble being quiet, fidgeting
Hyperactivity
urges to do things repetitively to relieve anxiety
Racing thoughts
How many personalities does an individual need to have to be diagnosed with DID?
2 or more
Who had play-work continuum?
Mary Riley
T or F: Antisocial personality means you have difficulty socially interacting with others.
False
having no expression or emotion
Flat affect
What is a delusion?
False belief
Does everyone who witness a traumatic event develop PTSD?
No
T or F: Bipolar disorder can be diagnosed in children?
True
This disorder have depressive symptoms that last more than 2 years
Persistent Depressive Disorder
T or F: Men and women display the same symptoms for depression.
False
fear of public spaces
Agoraphobia
awareness of oneself
Therapeutic to self
obsession with fire
Pyromania?
In what disorders is their often cruelty to animals and/or others?
Conduct Disorder
Antisocial Disorder
vivid a recollection of a traumatic event
Flashback
Is it Bipolar I or Bipolar II that will generally need hospitalization at least at times?
Bipolar I
What is the difference between schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder?
Schizophrenia- mood
Schizoaffective- delusions
T or F: KAWA is based in western philosophy?
False
What are some symbols used in the KAWA model?
river
rocks
driftwood
Who talked about occupational behaviors?
Mary Riley
What is included under performance?
basic skills
What level of intellectual disability may not be identified until the child starts school?
Mild
Many people with Tourette’s also have this diagnosis
ADHD
What is the most common obsession with OCD?
Germs
T or F: Gambling is considered an addiction in DSMV
True
What is the difference between typical and atypical antipsychotics?
Typical- cheaper and treats positive
Atypical- expensive, treats positive and negative
What are SSRI’s used to treat?
Depression and Anxiety
T or F: Gender Identity Disorder is when a person cross dresses only.
False
What happens when you withdraw from alcohol?
tremors
delirium
What types of medications are used for side effects from other medications?
Antidyskinetics
T or F: With addiction you always get the same amount of the drug.
False
T or F: A person with mild neuro-cognitive disorder will be unable to perform IADLs.
False
Name one type of motor tic.
blinking
tapping
What is a specific phobia?
Arachnophobia- fear of spiders
T or F: Hoarding is considered a form of OCD in DSMV.
True
Relationship between the patient and COTA is….
not an equal one
T or F: Multiple Personality Disorder (DID) is felt to be an accurate diagnosis by all professionals.
False
What personality disorder would be such a perfectionist that it interferes with work?
OCD
What is genuineness?
Being yourself
What is empathy?
putting yourself in someone else shoes
What are some symptoms of PTSD?
flashbacks
depression
anxiety
panic attacks
T of F: Kleptomania means shoplifting for something you need
False
What kinds of drugs are used to treat hallucinations and delusions?
Anti-psychotics (typical and atypical
What information is covered in the standards of practice?
defines roles for OTAs, OTRs, Aides
T or F: side effects such as blurry vision and dry mouth are a medical emergency.
False
What kinds of medications are used to treat Bipolar disorder?
Mood Stabilizers- lithium
anti convulsants
atypical anti psychotics
Rules or standards of behaviors expected in groups are called?
social norms
T or F: They still use lobotomies to treat schizophrenia.
False
giving feedback right after the even to which it relates
Immediacy
Is DID a common diagnosis?
No
DID is often considered associate with childhood?
trauma
In which group level would the leader need to take the biggest role?
Parallel
What are some anti- group roles?
anti group roles dominator playboy blocker self righteous dogooder