Quizes/Tests Questions

Question 1

For an OTA to be a Level 2 Fieldwork Supervisor, he or she must:

Answer 1

Have practiced as an OTA for at least 1 year

Question 2

One of the most important requirements to being an effective fieldwork supervision is to:

Answer 2

Provide an open communication and supervision on a consistent basis

Question 3

According to the OT Roles document, what is the OTA not allowed to do?

Answer 3

-screen individuals

Question 4

What ways can you pursue professional development?

Answer 4

• attend continuing education worships
• be a fieldwork supervisor
• take additional coursework

Question 5

A major difference between Medicare Part A and Medicare Part B is:

Answer 5

Part A covers inpatient services and part B covers outpatient services

Question 6

State regulations may affect reimbursement by:

Answer 6

• placing restrictions on the type of services that can be delivered by various personnel
• monitoring qualifications of service providers
• enforcing certification of facilities

Question 7

What contributes to determine whether a COTA is involved in management?

Answer 7

• a states practice act and 3rd party payer demands
• facility policy and accreditation requirements
• individual experience

Question 8

What does AOTA do?

Answer 8

• supports and educate its members
• oversees the certification process for OT personnel
• promotes the profession

Question 9

Because of its structure and function, the Representative assembly is best compared to:

Answer 9

The congress of the U.S.

Question 10

The group that provides resources for education and research is:

Answer 10

AOTF

Question 11

Major outcome of Jimmo versus Sebeilius lawsuit:

Answer 11

No improvement standard for progressive conditions

Question 12

Health literacy includes:

Answer 12

Obtaining, understanding, processing, and accessing/affording health information

Question 13

Reviewing protocol for dressing following a shoulder injury and precautions

Answer 13

Procedural reasoning

Question 14

Thought process guiding practice

Answer 14

Clinical reasoning

Question 15

Body language accounts for __% of communication

Answer 15

55%

Question 16

Are OT practitioners able to have a specialty certification in low vision?

Answer 16

Yes

Question 17

Triple Aim

Answer 17

Improves health, health care, and cost

Question 18

Late loss ADLs

Answer 18

-toileting, feeding, bed, transfers

Question 19

CPR first steps

Answer 19

• call for help

- only wait 60(

Question 20

Research supports ethical practice in that:

Answer 20

• it sustains the ethical premise of continued learning

- it maintains the ethical premise of beneficence

Question 21

How are RUG levels determined?

Answer 21

• Registered nurse decides the minutes and frequency…

- MDS nurse determines ADL scores…

Question 22

What insurance can students treat w/o line f sight

Answer 22

Medicare A

Question 23

OTA Official documents include:

Answer 23

• position papers
• guidelines
• concept papers
• societal statements

Question 24

Limited health literacy affects __% English speaking adults in US

Answer 24

90%

Question 25

How to distinguish between qualitative and quantitative research

Answer 25

• quantitative gathers data that are based on #, qualitative gathers data that is based on language
• quantitative is driven by perspectives of investigators, qualitative is driven by perspectives of participants

Question 26

Standards or practice for OT define:

Answer 26

Minimum standards for OT practice

Question 27

What can be defined as the thought process that guides our practice?

Answer 27

Clinical reasoning

Question 28

-responding assertively and professionally in clinic
-taking responsibility for self, behavior, and learning
-responding to changing practice environment
-understand one’s response to others
All examples of:

Answer 28

Emotional intelligence

Question 29

• OTR initially provides guidance to OTA
• periodical review of services (at least every 30 days)
• interim supervision by phone/email/written

Answer 29

General supervision

Question 30

What makes a good practitioner?

Answer 30

• communication
• flexibility
• care about the person
• documentation
• time management

Question 31

The Medicare PPS is determined by what assessment tool?

Answer 31

Minimum Data Set assessment (MDS)

Question 32

How long will Medicare A cover patients stay and what criteria is met?

Answer 32

• 100 days
• requires skilled service/rehab, received hospital stay, practical matter, necessary for Tx of illness or injury, was in SNF during injury/illness

Question 33

Most critical information that needs to be required in your clinical documentation?

Answer 33

Skill

Question 34

What 4 areas does the Medicare Program cover?

Answer 34

A. Hospital
B. Outpatient
C. Advancement plans
D. Drug coverage 
E. Hospice

Question 35

What does LCD mean in Medicare terms?

Answer 35

Local Coverage Determinations

• ensuring “best practice” is accurate
• national government services it

Question 36

What does the LCD provide for therapists?

Answer 36

Services under Med A and Med B (therapy, documentation, co-pay, room, orthotics, meds)

Question 37

RUG Rehab Minutes?

Answer 37

Ultra High: at least 720 minutes 
Very High: at least 500 minutes
High: at least 325 minutes
Medium: at least 150 minutes
Low: at least 45 minutes