OT Process, professional Standards, And Ethics

Question 1

Visual acuity issues

Answer 1

Refer to optometrist

Question 2

Eye disorders

Answer 2

Refer to ophthalmologist

Question 3

Not following dietary restrictions=

Answer 3

Refer to dietician

Question 4

Speech delay=

Answer 4

Refer to speech language pathologist

Question 5

Gait disorders=

Answer 5

Refer to physical therapist

Question 6

This happens after referral. This can include chart reviews, medical review, checklists, observation in classroom, clinic, or hospital. This process is usually quick and easy to administer such as ACL screening tool.

Answer 6

Screening

Question 7

This includes using standardized assessments such as Peabody developmental motor scales, functional independence measure (FIM), or sensory profile. Assessments need to be used word for word and step by step.

Answer 7

Evaluation

Question 8

This occurs after evaluation. This needs to be client centered and have 4 levels: adjunctive, enabling, purposeful, and occupation based.

Answer 8

Intervention

Question 9

This is the initial step in the intervention. Is usually used to prepare the patient for meaningful activity and are often seen in the acute care setting. Education, physical agent modalities, and resources are used at this level.

Answer 9

Adjunctive

Question 10

For people 65 and older
People under age 65 with black lung disease and permanent kidney failure
People under 65 with other long term disabilities
People under 65 who have received social security benefits for at least 24 months

Answer 10

Medicare part A