NBCOT National Board for Certification of
Occupational Therapy Module 1
Assessment Questions and Answers 100%
Pass | Graded A+
David Mungai [Date] [Course title]
, NBCOT National Board for Certification
of Occupational Therapy Module 1
Assessment Questions and Answers
100% Pass | Graded A+
An OT practitioner is being audited by NBCOT® to verify the
validity of the documentation that was submitted as part of the
renewal process. Which statements are true in terms of the
NBCOT® 's license renewal requirements?
Select the 3 best answers.
a. A professional development unit (PDU) is the term NBCOT®
utilizes with its renewal program
b. NBCOT® certification requires at least 36 units accrued during
a 1 year renewal cycle for both Registered Occupational
Therapists and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants.
c. PDUs may only be earned from an AOTA®-certified provider
d. Completed assessment units (CAU) are awarded for activities
completed through "NBCOT®'s Navigator Platform".
e. NBCOT® certification requires at least 36 units accrued during
a 3 year renewal cycle for both Registered Occupational
Therapists and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants.
f. All PDUs can be completed online via webinars or online
training
a. A professional development unit (PDU) is the term NBCOT®
utilizes with its renewal program
,e. NBCOT® certification requires at least 36 units accrued during
a 3 year renewal cycle for both Registered Occupational
Therapists and Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants.
f. All PDUs can be completed online via webinars or online
training
An OT is planning on assessing the gross motor skills of a 15-
year-old boy who presents with a global developmental delay and
decides to save time by using an assessment that is quick to
administer. The assessment is however, out of date (first edition)
and not standardized for children older than 12-years of age. Is
the OT violating any ethical principles by using this assessment?
a. No ethical principle is being violated as the boy is
developmentally delayed and he is most likely functioning at an
age level of a 12-year-old or younger
b. Yes, the ethical principle of Beneficence is being violated
c. No ethical principle is being violated as gross motor skills are
basic skills which do not need to be assessed using updated
assessments
d. Yes, the ethical principle of Autonomy is being violated
b. Yes, the ethical principle of Beneficence is being violated
An OTR® is preparing a presentation on post-op. While looking
for information on the internet, the OTR® comes across a slide
presentation which was published by an orthopedic surgeon, 3
years ago. To save time, the OTR® decides to copy the entire
presentation as it has all the relevant information and great
diagrams to illustrate the specific hip precautions. By presenting
this information, which was copied directly from the doctor's
presentation, is the OTR® violating any ethical principles?
, a. No, the information was found on the internet
b. No, OT and orthopedic surgery are different professions
c. Yes, Justice
d. Yes, Veracity
d. Yes, Veracity
An OT is helping a patient apply for durable medical equipment
(DME) which is covered by Medicare. Which of the following is
considered to be medically necessary equipment by Medicare?
a. Universal cuff
b. Hospital bed
c. Raised toilet seat
d. Long-handled reacher
b. Hospital bed
Reginald, a 68-year-old patient who presents with mild flexor
spasticity of his dominant upper extremity, is working with the
OTR® on selecting activities to incorporate into his intervention
plan. Functionally, Reginald has good stability and balance to
perform standing tasks. He discusses his hobbies with the OTR®
and expresses his joy in cooking simple meals and entertaining
his friends at home. Using a bottom-up approach, which of the
following activities addresses Reginald's underlying deficit and
also gives him the opportunity to continue participating in his
preferred occupations?
a. Train the patient in the use of an adaptive cutting board and a
roller knife to slice cheese
b. Play a seated card game with the dominant upper extremity
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