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1. The director of OT services for a large metropolitan home health agency is
conducting a supervisory visit and notices the OTR is writing progress notes on a
persona electronic tablet. OT is excited about using tablet and shares with the director
that it saves a great deal of time. Most appropriate response from director?
a. Applaud the OT for using technology efficiently
b. Develop a policy prohibiting the use of personal electronic tablets for note writing
c. Ask the OT to describe the use of electronic recording to the other OT at the agency
d. Ask home health clients for their opinions regarding electronic record keeping -
\b. Develop a policy prohibiting the use of personal electronic tablets for note writing
A patient in a rehabilitation facility has a complete C8-T1 spinal cord injury. The patient
is learning techniques to maximize independence with dressing. Which technique
should the OTR teach the patient to use to support progress toward this goal?
a. Put on undergarments and trousers in bed, then transfer to a wheelchair to complete
upper body dressing
b. Use a universal cuff with a button-hook and zipper-pull to fasten front-opening
clothing
c. Wear a wrist-driven flexor hinge splint for pulling on and fastening clothing
d. While supine in bed, put on socks and shoes; then put on underpants and trousers by
rolling side to side in bed -
\Put on undergarments and trousers in bed, then transfer to a wheelchair to complete
upper body dressing
2. An OTR is reviewing hard-copy of client charts before a group session. While
reviewing the charts, the OTR receives an urgent phone call and must leave the chart
room. How can the OTR ensure that the charts remain protected during the OTR's
absence?
a. Close the charts and stack them on the table
b. Lock the door to the chart room
c. Cover the charts with other documents to obscure them from view
d. Close the charts and return them to their original secure location -
\d. Close the charts and return them to their original secure location
3. An OTR is working in an outpatient setting and observes a COTA setting up electrical
stimulation on a patient with a significant cardiac history, including a pacemaker. -
\c. Stop the COTA from proceeding, check the eval and treatment plan and if needed
review physical agent modalities and appropriate use
,When considering the readiness of a client for a power wheelchair, the OTR should
primarily be concerned with? -
\Cognitive ability, to ensure that the individual has the awareness, problem solving, and
decision making capabilities to learn how to consistently and safely operate the chair
While reviewing work hardening program documentation, an OTR realizes there is no
entry in the client's medical record of a meeting conducted with the insurance case
manager, client, and client's employer regarding light-duty options. According to best
practice guidelines, how should the OTR amend the client's medical record to include a
summary of the meeting?
a. back-date the entry to correspong to the actial date of the meeting
b. insert a summary of the meeting into the margins of the client's medical record.
D. Enter the information as a late entry into the client's medical record. -
\D. Enter the information as a late entry into the client's medical record.
An OTR who has passed the initial NBCOT exam has decided not to be recerified
through NBCOT. Which consequences will result from the OTR decision?
a. the OTR will not be allowed to practice OT in the USA
b. The OTR practice opportunities and credentials will remain unchanged
c. the OTR may practice OT in the state that does not require certification, but the
OTR's credential will change
d. the OTR may practice OT in a state that does not require certification and the OTR
credentials will not change -
\c. the OTR may practice OT in the state that does not require certification, but the
OTR's credential will change
6. A COTA decides that a client has returned to the previous level of function and
continued OT services are no longer needed. Best way to discharge patient?
a. COTA sets a last tx day, provides home exercise program and review progress with
the patient while completing the discharge notes
b. COTA alerts the OTR and the OTR review the documentation discusses the patient's
progress and response to intervention, and collaborates on a last tx day
c. COTA notified the OTR who meets with the patient to discuss potential discharge
from therapy, the OTR proceeds the discharge
d. COTA sets a last tx day, provides a home exercise program and home safety
packet, and reports final notes on functional levels to the OTR -
\b. COTA alerts the OTR and the OTR review the documentation discusses the patient's
progress and response to intervention, and collaborates on a last tx day
COTA working on an inpatient rehab has had 2 patients fall in last month. OTR has
concerns about the COTA's safety awareness during certain interventions. Which
approach is the best for the OTR?
a. speak with the rehab manager about possible disciplinary action
b. review the documentation of the 2 patients who fell and discuss their cases
thoroughly with the COTA to determine cause of the falls
, c. ask the COTA whether more thorough supervision is needed and then proceed to
provide close supervision
d. collaborate with the COTA to determine potential causes of the falls and provide
direct supervision with more deliberate feedback -
\d. collaborate with the COTA to determine potential causes of the falls and provide
direct supervision with more deliberate feedback
An OTR is supervising an OT student for Level II FW. The OTR notices that the student
did not gather complete info. Regarding a client's Occ. History. Which comment best
represents effective feedback?
a. "you missed some info when you were recording the client's occ. History
b. "in the future, you need to ask better questions about the client's occ. History
c. "in the future, you may want to use a checklist to ensure that your occ. History
interviews are comprehensive.
d. you should practice doing occ. History interviews -
\c. "in the future, you may want to use a checklist to ensure that your occ. History
interviews are comprehensive.
An adolescent referred for OT has oppositional defiant disorder. During the initial
interview, the parent reports that the youth never listens to requests, become angry
several times a day, blames mistakes on an older sibling. Which area is most related?
a. ADLs
b. Rest and Sleep
c. Leisure
d. Social participation -
\d. Social participation
An OTR is working in a school with high incidence of violence in the district with
increasing numbers of students diagnosed with ODD. The superintendent announces
the formation of a task force to study the problem. Which response to the
announcement would be best?
a. document the progress of the OTR has made with students with ODD to justify
continuing work with these students
b. increase the frequency of visits to the students on the OTR caseload with his
diagnosis because the task force will scrutinize intervention with these students.
c. research intervention strategies to make sure that the intervention the OTR has been
providing to these students is considered
d. contact the superintendent and request to be appointed to a seat on the task force to
study violence and incidence of ODD. -
\d. contact the superintendent and request to be appointed to a seat on the task force to
study violence and incidence of ODD.
When working with a client with chorninc pain, the OTR needs to set a tone that will
facilitate a therapeutic relationship with the client. Which statement sets an open and
appropriate tone when working with a client who has chronic pain?
a. your pain is all in your head. All you have to do is ignore it
, b. I have pain when I wake up in the morning. I have arthritis. It usually takes a while
before it gets any better. Maybe you should try to exercise in the morning to get things
moving like I do
c. I realize that you are in pain. Lets try this activitiy and see what happens. If you need
to stop, let me know, but I would like to see you push yourself.
d. I think we should slowly increase the time you are spending at work-related tasks -
\c. I realize that you are in pain. Lets try this activitiy and see what happens. If you need
to stop, let me know, but I would like to see you push yourself.
-
\
An OTR is working with an adult client with sensory processing difficulties who finds it
uncomfortable to commute to a job via train because of the noise of the train and of
other passengers talking. Which environmental modification would be appropriate?
a. encourage the client to obtain a driver's license and avoid train
b. petition the train to set off a section of silence
c. recommend the use of noise-cancelling headphones with a device that plays music
or books the client enjoys
d. get a closer job -
\c. recommend the use of noise-cancelling headphones with a device that plays music
or books the client enjoys
1. An OTR is working to establish a therapeutic relationship with a client in a skilled
nursing facility. Which consideration is the MOST important in establishing an effective
relationship?
a. The OTR has the power to determine the goals
b. The client is an informed equal in the relationship
c. The OTR is solely responsible for any positive outcomes
d. The client is expected to follow the OTR advice -
\b. The client is an informed equal in the relationship
2. A client with a herniated lumbar disk was referred to OT. The OTR completes an
initial eval. And develops an intervention plan. Which task can the OTR assign to the
COTA?
a. Write up the initial eval.
b. Alter the initial plan to address pain
c. Do a complete reeval. Of strength
d. Educate the client in proper body mechanics -
\d. Educate the client in proper body mechanics
3. According to the Standards of Practice for OT, what is the role of the COTA in the
screening process
a. Completing the screening process
b. Initialing the screening process
c. Analyzing and interpreting screening results
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