Clinical Assessment
Developmental Milestones
Therapeutic Interventions
Sensory Integration
Assistive Technology
100

Which sequence represents the correct phases of swallowing?

Oral preparation, oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal.

100

During which one of Brazelton's 6 states is it best to interact with infants?

Quiet alert

100

What is the goal of using the CO-OP model with a child?

Collaboratively identifying cognitive strategies

100

What is the primary benefit of tummy time for infants?

Strengthen neck and upper back muscles

100

What is an example of a "low technology" device for a child?

a simple switch

200

What is OT’s goal of positioning in a wheelchair eval?

  • Promote distal motor function.
  • Minimize undesirable tone and reflexes.
  • Provide optimal alignment and stability.
200

A 10-year-old child ordering snacks at the concession stand of a movie theater is considered what type of IADL?

Communication management

200

What is the first step in a formal evaluation of a child?

develop an occupational profile

200

What environmental characteristics are most likely to elicit a strong visual response in an infant?

  • High contrast patterns
  • Distinct edges
  • Varied object sizes
200

What is the purpose of assistive technology?

  • To provide tools that improve function
  • To compensate for functional deficit   
  • To provide tools defined by legislation
300

Which assessment tool helps identify sensory processing patterns in children?

Sensory Profile

300

At what age would a 3-year-old with autism who is ~1 year delayed be expected to be fully independent with toileting skills?

5-6 years old

300

What is an activity modification to enhance feeding independence for a child with hypertonicity?

Spoon/fork with built up handle

300

What FoR uses a weighted vest as an intervention in occupational therapy?

Ayre's Sensory Integration

300

What is an alternative joystick placement for a child with minimal hand movement?

Foot or chin operated joystick

400

What are some factors that facilitate play in children?

Safe atmosphere

nonintrusive adults

fun environment

Freedom from stress

novelty

opportunities to make choices

400

What age does independent feeding skills start to emerge?

6 months

400

What intervention strategy is most beneficial for a child with increased extensor tone?

Modify or adapt

400

What is an effective way to address sensory needs following Ayres' sensory integration framework?

  • Active participation
  • Just right challenge
  • Intrinsic motivation
  • Opportunities for problem solving
400

How would you modify the environment for a child with a limb amputation at a workstation?

  • Use an onscreen keyboard
  • Reconfigure the keyboard for one handed
  • Teach one-handed typing techniques
500

What assessment is most appropriate to evaluate dressing skills in a child with spastic diplegia?

Observation of skill in natural setting

500

What is the typical anatomical sequence of grasp development?

Ulnar to medial

500

Which sequence represents the correct phases of swallowing?

oral preparation, oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal.

500

At what age can we expect children to appropriately use a powered wheelchair?

17 months

500

 What functional mobility goal should be addressed first during power wheelchair training?

Maneuvering in familiar environments