Occupational Therapy

History of OT/Theory

100

Who is the mother of OT?

What is Eleanor Clark Slagle.

200

What were occupational therapists called when the profession first started?

Reconstruction aids (RA)

300

What were the roles of OT's in World War I?

What is helped wounded soldiers and they were reconstruction aids. Focus shifted from arts and crafts to rehabilitation techniques based on scientific methods.

400

How did Adolf Meyers work contribute to OT?

What is made connections between OT and mental illness.

500

What are aspects of Maslow's Theory?

A- Safety and Security

B- Self Esteem

C- Love and Belonging

D- All of the above

D- All of the above

Areas of Occupation

100

What is an ADL and IADL and give an example of each.

What is Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental Activities of Daily living. (answers for examples will vary.)

200

What area of occupation is most important for a toddler?

What is play (or sleep).

300

2. Which of the following is an area of occupation according to the OTPF?

 a. ADLs 

b. Work

 c. Education

 d. All the above are areas of occupation

 d. All the above are areas of occupation

400

What are the stages of change? 

1. precontemplation

2. contemplation

3. preparation

4. action,

5. maintenance

500

Name all 8 areas of Occupation

What is ADL, IADL, Work, Play, Leisure, Social Participation, Education and Rest/Sleep.

Areas of Practice

100

Where can OTs work?

What is Animal Assisted therapy, outpatient, inpatient, mental illness, pediatrics....etc

200

2. Which activities can be used for occupational therapy?

 A. Bocce

 B. Jenga

 C. Puzzles

D. All of the Above

D: All of the Above

300

3. Which of the following individuals would NOT benefit from occupation-based coaching?

 a. A client who is unable to do some form of reflection

 b. A client who is willing to work on change 

c. A client with a chronic mental condition 

d. A client with a chronic physical condition

a. A client who is unable to do some form of reflection

400

What is the importance of the OT Practice Framework?

(a) to describe the domain that centers and grounds the profession's focus and actions and

 (b) to outline the process of occupational therapy evaluation and intervention that is dynamic and linked to the profession's focus on and use of occupation.

c) only a

D) all of the above

D) all of the above

500

The OTPF 

A. is published by AOTA

B. Is written in lay language

C. Includes a table of performance skills

D. All of the Above

D. All of the Above

Current Trends

100

Current degree required to become an occupational therapist

What is a Masters Degree

200

Expected to rise 33% in the next ten years

What is the job outlook for occupational therapists

300

Currently ranked the number 36 graduate occupational therapy program in the country, according to US News

What is Quinnipiac University

400

Current ranking for OT on US News' list of best jobs

What is number 11

500

$72,320 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics

What is the national occupational therapist salary

Misc

100

All are part of the process section in the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework except ?

A- Evaluation 

B- Intervention

C- Contexts 

C- Contexts

200

2. What impact did Human Bingo have socially?

a) It gave the opportunity to learn people’s names

b) It gave the opportunity to learn something about someone

c) It gave the opportunity to make a connection between a person and something you can relate to
D) All of the Above

D) All of the Above

300

1. What does the acronym SMART mean when referring to a SMART goal?

a) Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bounded

b) Specific, Meaningful, Attainable, Reachable, Time-bounded

c) Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-bounded

d) Specific, Meaningful, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bounded

d) Specific, Meaningful, Achievable, Realistic, Time-bounded

400

 Which statement best aligns with the Goal of Occupational therapy?

 A. Occupational therapy is the use of daily activities. B. Occupational therapy is mental health.

 C. Occupational therapy is a form of physical therapy. 

D. Occupational therapy is the use of daily activities to achieve independence in an individual.

D. Occupational therapy is the use of daily activities to achieve independence in an individual.

500

According to the Princeton UMatter Wellness Self-Assessment, which of the following is the definition of emotional wellness?

a) Having beliefs and values that provide a sense of purpose and help give meaning and purpose to your life, and acting in alignment with those beliefs

b) Understanding your own feelings and expressing emotions in a constructive way, and having the ability to deal with stress and cope with life’s challenges

c) Making choices to avoid harmful habits and practice behaviors that support your physical body, health and safety

d) Building and maintaining a diversity of supportive relationships,

b) Understanding your own feelings and expressing emotions in a constructive way, and having the ability to deal with stress and