Evals and Screenings
What component is NOT included in the initial evaluation
Treatment Plan
Which tool is used for sensory processing and uses Dunn's model as a guide
Sensory Profile
Having a high threshold and responding passively
Low Registration
(for example, child does not recognize if he is hurt or if he is dirty)
The first stitch in the ACLS sequence is
Running Stitch
Group where members work side by side with limited interaction
Parallel
What is the main purpose of using standardized tools for assessment
For objective, reliable and valid data
The following tool measures how well your patient can complete the IADL of shopping
TOGGS
Having a low threshold and Active Strategy
Sensory Avoiding
(For example, presenting as hypersensitive to clothing items such as tags, and ripping clothes off)
Which stitch corresponds to level 5.4 (may require trial and error)
Single Cordovan stitch
Group with short tasks requiring minimal cooperation
Project Group
The objective assessment portion
** How many standard assessments do MOST evals require?
The following assessment is used to quickly determine the cognitive function of a suddenly declining patient (Alzheimers or A,O 1-2)
Mini Mental Status Exam
Sensory seeking children often display
High threshold and active strategies
(requires increased input: high threshold, actively seeking sensory input)
What kind of supervision would your patient need if he was level 3?
24-hour care and likely will need mod/max assist, patient can only complete simple manual repetitive actions
Group meant to develop self-awareness, social and emotional insight
task oriented group
Where is the patient's prior level of function recorded in the evaluation?
The following assessment tool measures how well a patient can write a check, use a phone book or pay for a toothbrush
KELS
True or False:
A child can be over responsive to one type of sensory input and under responsive to another
True
What level can a patient live safely alone most of the time (weekly check ins)
4.6
Group focused on practicing repetitive life skills for an occupational performance area
Thematic Group
What is included in the summary and recommendation section of the evaluation
The need and frequency for OT
The purpose of the COPM is to:
Measure the importance and satisfaction of your patient's ADL and IADL performance
True or False:
Children with sensory processing disorders all follow the same sensory diet
False
What is the purpose of the mini mental state exam
Provide a quick tool to assess cognitive impairment
OT simply observes and collects data, no functional gains in this group
Evaluation Group