True or False: Play can be used as part of a sensory-based intervention program
True
Sensory and tactile defensiveness is a result of being _____reactive to stimuli?
Over
True or False: Social stories can be used to help a child with autism react to changing environments?
True
True or false: One early sign of autism is if the infant does not respond when his/her name is called?
True
What are the 3 main ways an OT uses play as an intervention?
As a reward for other therapy, as a tool to develop skills, as a way to improve play as an occupation
A child that displays excessive fear of everyday movements that may challenge balance likely has what sensory processing disorder?
Gravitational Insecurity
Name one difference between OT services in early intervention and OT services in the preschool setting
EI: emphasis on play based PreK: emphasis on success in learning environment
EI: Direct role of caregiver PreK: indirect role of caregiver
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Fine motor skills
This type of sensory modulation disorder can be very dangerous because a child may not recognize when he/she is in pain or injured
Sensory under-responsive
Visual cues, education in-service events for other adults, Big red safety tool kit
Name 1 assessment tool that can be used to screen for ASD
Autism Behavior Checklist, Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised, Screening Tool for Autism in Toddlers and Young Children, Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers etc.
Name at least one symptom of Jacobs that could be worked on through play and how
Sensory processing, socialization skills, motor skills, communication skills and more
Dyspraxia falls under what category of sensory disorders?
Sensory based motor disorders
What is the purpose of developing a sensory diet and how can this be used to help children with ASD?
Provides the child with a sensory routine to help with performance. For example, after a child sits for an interval of time they may then get up and walk or do chair push ups etc. to reset sensory needs.
Which assessment tool would help with intervention planning, research, and/or screening?
1. Mullen Scales of Early Learning
2. Sensory Processing Measure
3. Autism Diagnostic Interview Revised
3. Autism Diagnostic Interview Revised
Name and describe at least one theory that explains why children play
Any of the following:
Name at least one symptom Jacob shows that indicates he experiences sensory defensiveness
Jacob has very specific and limited preferences for food, clothing, and play activities. He avoids a number of activities due to the unpleasant sensory aspects of the activity which thereby impede his socialization and play skill development.
Name 3 ways school content can be modified to meet the needs of children with ASD.
1. Chunk information
2. Use of simple phrases ("do next" and "all done") ("first, then"
3. Change content delivery (visual vs. auditory)
Name 1 assessment tool you would use with Jacob and tell us why you chose this tool