NBCOT Evaluation and Assessment 3

Question 1

A norm-referenced test compares an individual's performance to:

Accepted Answer

A representative sample of peers

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A set of predetermined criteria

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Their own prior performance

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Therapist observation

Question 2

Which pediatric assessment measures the degree to which a child's disability limits participation in daily activities?

Accepted Answer

Pediatric Evaluation of Disability Inventory (PEDI)

Answer

Peabody Developmental Motor Scales

Answer

Bruininks-Oseretsky Test

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Miller Function and Participation Scales

Question 3

When an OT rates a client as 'Modified Independence' on the FIM, this means the client:

Accepted Answer

Uses adaptive equipment or takes extra time

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Requires total assistance

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Requires supervision only

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Requires minimal contact assistance

Question 4

A therapist uses dynamic assessment with a child to determine not just current performance but also the child's potential with assistance. This is based on:

Accepted Answer

Zone of Proximal Development

Answer

Sensory Integration Theory

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Biomechanical Model

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Behavioral Theory

Question 5

Which assessment is specifically designed to measure upper extremity functional use in individuals with hemiplegia?

Accepted Answer

Action Research Arm Test (ARAT)

Answer

AMPS

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COPM

Answer

WeeFIM

Question 6

An OT administers the Kohlman Evaluation of Living Skills (KELS) to a psychiatric inpatient. What does this tool assess?

Accepted Answer

Functional living skills needed for community independence

Answer

Cognitive capacity only

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Sensory processing patterns

Answer

Motor coordination