Conditions - Adults
When treating an individual diagnosed with depression what are some relevant areas we may want to intervent that address occupations (list 3)
What is managing sleep and rest, following CBT to restructure brain thoughts about self, reducing stigma, and addressing and finding certain roles
What is the name of the condition for children who present with autism-like symptoms but have them present later on (approximately 2+ years of age)
What is childhood disintegrative disorder
What setting is a recovery center that help people with mental illness obtain and maintain employment along with be apart of running the recovery center
What is the clubhouse model
When does discharge planning start?
What is from initial evaluation/screening/admission
What is inform the immediate treatment team
When addressing a client with generalized anxiety disorder what strategies should you not do? List 1 example
What is deemed correct by the professors :)
Child who is 7 years old who presents with characterized aggression and tendency to fight and be defiant against authority. Client currently has no diagnosis but history of behavioral outbursts from a yong age.
What is Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)
You are seeing a client that was admitted to an acute setting due to Marchman act and being help for 5 days. Client is now in detox and wants to continue to receive services to help. Where can the patient be discharged to?
What is state hospital, rehabilitation center, or day hospitalization program
If you are focusing on the overall occupations, and not the specific performance skills or client factors then you are using this approach
What is top down
You are seeing a client, who already made a sexually explicit comment towards you, which you addressed and told him they won't be accepted during group. They continue to make another comment during the group. What would be the next best step?
What is inform the client again that this behavior will not be tolerated and that if he doesn't stop it will be removed.
When treating an individual with active psychosis (auditory hallucinations) secondary to schizophrenia as part of group session. What is a modification you can do to treatment to promote engagement?
What is written and visual instructions with limited verbal prompts
What program is proivded under Part C of IDEA that gives services to toddlers and infants (0-3) who are diagnosed with disability
Early Intervnetion
Which hospital setting would be best to transition a client with dementia with functional decline after a hip fracture who is having a hard time attending therapy in acute setting and has no support at home, but continues to be dependent in ADLs?
What is SNF or long term care
What must be included in your Assessment section of your SOAP note?
What is information about assessing the information you saw the client do and tying it back to performance skills and client factors of concern as long as having your 3Ps (problems, progress, and potential)
You are seeing a client who is diagnosed with schizophrenia who recently had their medication changed and dose altered for Haloperidol (antipsychotic). Are there any contraindications you should think of when treating the client?
What is reducing exposure to light due to photosensitivity
When treating a client with active mania for bipolar disorder, how should you speak to the client to help them engage?
What is calmly and with structure with minimal options to deescalate situation
What condition is diagnosed based on their IQ score being below a certain level?
What is intellectual disabilities
What are some reasons as to why a patient may be admitted to long term support in a state hospital?
What is due to being a safety risk to themselves or others or a conviction but they are found not of sound mind due to mental illness
What are the components required for a long term goal?
What is COAT - client, occupation, assistance, and time
****you do not need to have a specific condition within your long term goal
When looking at a client in an acute inpatient hospital receiving occupational therapy services, how long should goals be for?
What is 1-2 weeks.
What intervention would not be appropriate for an individual with anorexia nervosa?
working out
food journaling
counting calories
meal preparation
What is a process that focuses on working with children and youth with serious mental illness and help their families to help them stay home
What is the wraparound process
You have a client who has met all his goals in the current acute setting following an admission for a psychiatric crisis due to decreased medication management. He is now independent in all ADLs and functional transfers but continues to require assistance for IADLs due to safety and sequencing, and medication management. Where can you refer the client to for discharge?
What is outpatient therapy or home health services
What component is missing from this short term goal:
Within 4 weeks, client will improve ability to choose all materials needed to create a simple 2 step task given minimal verbal cues for 3/5 days of the week.
What is occupations
You are treating a client with schizophrenia who is currently medication and stable. What is another condition that may be present secondary to medication?
What is tardive dyskenesia, parkinson's like symptoms, or even dementia