Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Sensory Integration
Physical Therapy
TeamWork
100
Occupational therapists work on these skills to help children grasp and release small toys/items, and develop good handwriting skills.
What is fine motor skills
100
What is the most popular toy that speech therapists love to use when addressing multiple goals?
What is Mr. Potato Head
100
We eat this, but kids love this activity for sensory input in therapy
What is rice
100
What is the longest bone in the body
What is the Femur
100
This is important in building a team; having many different ideas, perspectives, and aspects.
Diversity
200
If your child loses his or her place when reading or copying from the board or may have poor eye contact. He/she may have difficulty with....
What is visual processing?
200
When giving a visual cue for the /g/ sound, speech therapists usually point to this part of their body.
What is the throat
200
The sense of smell is also know as this
What is Olfactory
200
Name this image 
What is a Herniated Disc
200
What is required of all conflict resolution strategies?
What is Compromise
300
In the rehabilitation setting, which professional would most likely be on 'the rehab team' with an occupational therapist?
What is a Speech Therapist
300
Name two types of professions where someone is likely to develop a voice problem
Coaches
Cheerleaders
Preachers
Singers
300
This sensory system is closely associated with the structures of the inner ear
What is vestibular
300
Name 3 services that a physical therapist performs?
What is:
-Help improve Gross Motor Skills
- Assess a joint's range of motion.
- Evaluate a person's fitness level and recommend an exercise program to meet their goals.
-Perform electrotherapy to relieve pain.
300
A great team never stops doing these 3 things...
growing
learning
communicating
400
In occupational therapy, the things you do each day are referred to as....
What is Activities of Daily Living
400
A motor speech disorder, in which the muscles of the mouth, face, and respiratory system may become weak, move slowly, or not move at all after a stroke or other brain injury (ASHA).
Dysarthria
400
The three "body senses" that are most affected with a sensory integration disorder.
What are vestibular, proprioceptive, and tactile.
400
How many bones are there in the foot?
What is 26
400
The five behaviors of a cohesive team are
Trust
Conflict
Commitment
Accountability
Trust
500
The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) was founded in ...
1917
500
No student graduates from an SLP program without reading this passage at least 10 times...
What is the Grandfather Passage or the Rainbow Passage
500
This type of home program is tailored to the individual child'd needs and typically consists of activities that can be used throughout the day to achiieve effective sensory integration
What is sensory diet
500
Ambulation is a major goal of the rehabilitation process after prolonged bed rest or immobilization. What milestone must the patient accomplish before successful ambulation?
What is Balancing in a standing position
500
Knowing exactly what it is you are committed to and making sure everyone on your team is on the same page brings...
What is Clarity / Consistency/ Shared Vision