Master of Occupational Therapy MCQ Flashcards
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Which model emphasizes volition, habituation, and performance capacity as key components influencing occupational participation?
Answer: Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)
MOHO, developed by Gary Kielhofner, conceptualizes occupation through volition (motivation), habituation (routines/roles), and performance capacity.
When using a top-down assessment approach, the OT FIRST evaluates:
Answer: Occupational roles and participation
A top-down approach begins by identifying the client's occupational roles and areas of participation before examining underlying performance components.
Which splint position is MOST appropriate for a client with acute carpal tunnel syndrome?
Answer: Wrist in neutral position (0°)
A neutral wrist splint minimizes carpal tunnel pressure and is the evidence-based position for conservative management of carpal tunnel syndrome.
A client with schizophrenia has difficulty engaging in group activities due to disorganized thinking. Which OT group approach is MOST appropriate?
Answer: Task-oriented group with structured, concrete activities
Task-oriented groups with structured, concrete, and simple activities reduce cognitive demands and promote successful participation for clients with disorganized thinking.
Under IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act), OT services for school-age children must be documented in which plan?
Answer: Individualized Education Program (IEP)
OT services for school-age children under IDEA are documented in the IEP, which outlines educational goals and related services.
Which muscle group must be STRONGEST for a person with C5 tetraplegia to perform a pressure relief using a wheelchair push-up?
Answer: Shoulder depressors (triceps and latissimus dorsi)
Shoulder depressors, including triceps and latissimus dorsi, are required to lift the body off the seat during a wheelchair push-up pressure relief.
A therapist uses the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM). The primary purpose of this assessment is to:
Answer: Identify the client's self-perceived occupational performance priorities
The COPM is a client-centered outcome measure that uses a semi-structured interview to identify the client's self-perceived priorities in occupational performance.