Nbcot otr® - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NBCOT Practice Exam Questions with answers 2023B In reading a client's medical chart, the COTA® notes that the client has a history of postprandial orthostatic hypotension. What activity precautions should the COTA give the client? A. Limit standing to 30 minutes while completing an occupation such as cooking. B. Avoid a positional change from lying down to standing within 30 minutes of eating a meal. C. Take several minutes to move from lying down to sitting and then to standing after b...

NBCOT Standards of Practice Questions and Answers An extremely agitated adult is admitted to an inpatient psychiatric hospital late on a Friday afternoon. Because nursing is short staffed, the nurse on the unit requests that the patient attend an occupational therapy group being led by a COTA® that evening. The COTA® calls the OTR®, who is working at a location far from the unit, for guidance. The OTR® is unable to return to the unit in time to evaluate the client before the session. What...

NBCOT Wheelchair Seating and Mobility Exam Prep, (Answered)2022 Solution A COTA® is assisting the OTR® in providing care to a child with lumbar-level spina bifida. The child spends the majority of time in a wheelchair and plays adapted basketball. What does evidence reveal as the most effective occupational therapy intervention for preventing pressure ulcers? Select the BEST 3 choices. A. Strategies to increase shear B. Functional activities C. Wheelchair seating assessment D. Weight-sh...

NBCOT/COTA - Exam Q-bank; 2022. In infant development, which comes first: bilaterality or unilaterality? - precedes unilaterality in infant development When does hand dominance begin to develop? - Hand dominance begins to develop at 3 to 6 years, and is not fully defined until 6 years Can someone with receptive aphasia participate in sensory testing? - Individuals with this disorder cannot comprehend spoken or written words or symbols. Individuals cannot understand verbal directio...

NBCOT Pediatric Assessment and Intervention Exam Prep Questions and Solutions A COTA® is working with a child with sickle cell anemia. Which intervention strategy would be appropriate when working with this child? A. Joint protection B. PROM C. Pursed-lip breathing D. Pain management D. Pain management A COTA® is working with a 4-year-old who was recently diagnosed with Duchenne's muscular dystrophy (DMD). The client's parents are concerned and want to understand how this co...

NBCOT Musculoskeletal Impairments Exam Prep Questions and Answers A COTA® working at a rehabilitation hospital is given orders for a client who recently underwent a right hip replacement. The COTA® notices a foam wedge between the client's legs. What is the wedge meant to prevent? A. Adduction of the client's lower extremities B. Abduction of the client's lower extremities C. Internal rotation of the client's lower extremities D. External rotation of the client's lower extr...

NBCOT Low Vision Exam Prep graded A+ 2023A client with low vision has difficulty locating items needed for meal preparation in the pantry. Which strategies would be appropriate for this client? Select the 3 BEST choices. A. Use high-contrast color cues B. Increase visual distractions to promote predictability of location C. Store items in a consistent order to promote predictability of location D. Use patterned labels to improve visibility E. Decrease visual distractions in the pantry F. U...

NBCOT Wheelchair Seating and Mobility Exam Prep, (Answered)2022 Solution A COTA® is assisting the OTR® in providing care to a child with lumbar-level spina bifida. The child spends the majority of time in a wheelchair and plays adapted basketball. What does evidence reveal as the most effective occupational therapy intervention for preventing pressure ulcers? Select the BEST 3 choices. A. Strategies to increase shear B. Functional activities C. Wheelchair seating assessment D. Weight-sh...

NBCOT Wheelchair Seating and Mobility Exam Prep, (Answered)2022 Solution A COTA® is assisting the OTR® in providing care to a child with lumbar-level spina bifida. The child spends the majority of time in a wheelchair and plays adapted basketball. What does evidence reveal as the most effective occupational therapy intervention for preventing pressure ulcers? Select the BEST 3 choices. A. Strategies to increase shear B. Functional activities C. Wheelchair seating assessment D. Weight-sh...

NBCOT Neurologic Impairments Exam Prep Questions and Answers An OTR® has received evaluation orders for a client who recently experienced traumatic brain injury. The COTA® will be treating the client after the evaluation is completed. The client displays severe memory impairment and can only respond to simple commands without being distracted. What Rancho Los Amigos level BEST corresponds with the client's behavior? A. VII B. III C. V D. II C. V Orthostatic hypotension is a c...