Groups
A group leader reviews expectations and rules for the group including the rule that group members must raise their hand if they need to ask a question. What type of norm is this?
What is an explicit norm?
Define health literacy
What is the degree to which individuals have the capacity to obtain, process and understand basic health information and services needed to make appropriate health decisions?
Define occupation
What is a client-directed daily life activities that match and support or address
identified participation goals?
What type of suggestions should be provided in patient education to increase the likelihood of recall and implementation?
What is a specific suggestion?
What is the purpose or goal of clinical practice guidelines?
What is to improve efficiency and effectiveness and to facilitate client and provider decision making and enhance quality of care?
What is the first step in the Model of Intervention?
What is defining the problem?
What is the core of quality care?
What is effective education?
You begin your client's outpatient therapy session by applying 15 minutes of heat to their wrist. What type of intervention is this?
What is a preparatory method?
Who evaluates the effectiveness of a group?
Who are group members?
What is the intent, the audience, and the author(s)
Which level of structure would be most appropriate to use when conducting a group with patients in an acute level psychiatric hospital?
What is a high structure group?
Health literacy requires what four skills?
What are reading, listening, analytical skills and decision-making skills?
You are working with a client who recently had a left CVA. What intervention approach will you use to regain as much function in the UE as possible?
What is establish/restore?
Name the three aspects of the cultural competence model
What is critical awareness knowledge, organizational support and skills development?
You're an OT working in inpatient rehab. You have been at this facility for 15 years and have become the director of rehab services. How many years does it take for you to be culturally competent?
What is zero years?
Note: Cultural competence is not based on years of experience or years of practice.
You are on Level II FW and your fieldwork instructor lets you independently implement an entire treatment session. What leadership style is your fieldwork educator exhibiting?
What is Laissez-Faire Leadership Style?
Name two possible signs of low health literacy
What is poor compliance or adherence to treatments and appointments, watching and mimicking others, not knowing the names of regularly used medications, making excuses for not reading, always having someone come to appointments and deferring to that person
In collaboration with the client and family, you formulate objective and measurable occupation-based goals for tx. Each goal should contain what three components?
What are time-frame, terminal behavior, criterion and condition (optional)?
You are working with a client and utilizing the 9-hole peg test to determine the client's fine motor abilities. What part of the OT Process is this?
What is evaluation?
What voice and tense should you use to improve readability of a CPG?
What is active voice and present tense?
List five factors to consider when implementing a group
What is: space, temperature, seating, sound, dress, people (size, number of staff, non-verbal messages), tasks, interactions, etc.
You are treating a client in an inpatient setting. During evaluation you are trying to determine their health literacy. The client reports having a high school education up through tenth grade. What grade level would their health literacy likely be at?
What is 5th-8th grade?
List the five domains of the OTPF
What are occupations, client factors, performance skills, performance patterns, context/environment?
Describe the difference between occupational performance improvement and occupational performance enhancement?
What is limitation is present (reflects an increase in occupational performance) vs. limitation is not present (you are already performing well, you are simply increasing your current abilities)?
You are treating a 5 year old patient in an outpatient clinic. Your patient presents with a diagnosis that you have never seen before. You decide to develop a clinical practice guideline to help others who may treat patients with this diagnosis and to approach the patient with the best evidence based practice. What is the first step you should take to start this process?
What is consider the best available research?