Master of Occupational Therapy Flashcards
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Which frame of reference is BEST suited for a client with schizophrenia who needs to develop community living skills?
Answer: Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)
MOHO emphasizes occupational adaptation and volition, making it ideal for community reintegration in psychiatric populations.
An OT is evaluating a child's handwriting difficulties. Which standardized assessment would be MOST appropriate?
Answer: Evaluation Tool of Children's Handwriting (ETCH)
The ETCH is specifically designed to evaluate handwriting legibility and speed in school-age children.
Under IDEA 2004, OT services in schools must be provided in the:
Answer: Least restrictive environment (LRE)
IDEA mandates services in the least restrictive environment, promoting inclusion alongside peers without disabilities.
A patient with C5 spinal cord injury wants to feed themselves independently. Which adaptive equipment would be MOST beneficial?
Answer: Universal cuff with utensil slot
A universal cuff compensates for the absent hand grip at C5 level, allowing utensil use without active finger flexion.
Which standardized assessment measures a client's ability to perform instrumental activities of daily living in real-world contexts?
Answer: Performance Assessment of Self-Care Skills (PASS)
The PASS assesses IADL performance directly in the client's natural environment using observation-based scoring.
A therapist uses occupation-as-means in treatment. This BEST describes:
Answer: Using meaningful activities as the therapeutic agent
Occupation-as-means uses the activity itself as the therapeutic modality to achieve rehabilitation goals.
When grading an activity for a client with low endurance, an OT would MOST likely:
Answer: Shorten the duration of the activity
Shortening task duration reduces metabolic demand and allows gradual building of endurance over time.