NBCOT exam test 3 part one Questions
and Answers.
which is the most appropriate technique for assessing light touch sensation in a client
who has just been admitted to the rehabilitation unit after a RCVA with left hemiplegia? -
\Demonstrate the procedure on the unaffected extremity then occlude the clients vision
while testing the affected extremity.
In evaluating an adolescent with psychosocial problems, an OTR would be most likely
to begin the process by screening the adolescent's level of function in which areas -
\Socialization, task, performance, daily living skills, and time management
while assessing dressing skills with a patient who recently had a stroke, the OT
practitioner notes that the individual is unable to see the buttons on a printed fabric, the
most likely indicates that the individual may be having difficulty with -
\figure ground perception
An individual who had a myoardial infraction has been transferred from the acute care
unit to a rehabilitation unit. During the initial interview, he displays good memory of
information processed before the MI, but poor reall of the period spent in the acute care
facility. He is able to recall information since the transfer. The OT practitioner would
most likely document these behaviors as -
\retrograde amnesia
A COTA working with an infant observes the presence of the first stage of voluntary
grasp. Which of the following would be the most appropriate statement for documenting
this behavior? -
\the infant is exhibiting radial palmar grasp
during a coloring activity, an OT practitioner observes a preschooler stabilizing a crayon
between the thumb and first two fingers. The practioner most accurately documents this
grasp as -
\radial-digital grasp
An individual who had a TBI is beginning OT. The OT practioner needs to assess
whether this person can transfer learning from one activity to another in order to plan
treatment appropriately. The most appropriate way to observe this patients learning
ability wold be to -
\have the individual perform a simple cooking task, then use a different food at the next
session
A 4 month old infant being seen for an OT assessment shows a strong preference for
the left hand when reaching for a rattle at midline. Considering the development of
dominance in normal children, the COTA should conclude that -
and Answers.
which is the most appropriate technique for assessing light touch sensation in a client
who has just been admitted to the rehabilitation unit after a RCVA with left hemiplegia? -
\Demonstrate the procedure on the unaffected extremity then occlude the clients vision
while testing the affected extremity.
In evaluating an adolescent with psychosocial problems, an OTR would be most likely
to begin the process by screening the adolescent's level of function in which areas -
\Socialization, task, performance, daily living skills, and time management
while assessing dressing skills with a patient who recently had a stroke, the OT
practitioner notes that the individual is unable to see the buttons on a printed fabric, the
most likely indicates that the individual may be having difficulty with -
\figure ground perception
An individual who had a myoardial infraction has been transferred from the acute care
unit to a rehabilitation unit. During the initial interview, he displays good memory of
information processed before the MI, but poor reall of the period spent in the acute care
facility. He is able to recall information since the transfer. The OT practitioner would
most likely document these behaviors as -
\retrograde amnesia
A COTA working with an infant observes the presence of the first stage of voluntary
grasp. Which of the following would be the most appropriate statement for documenting
this behavior? -
\the infant is exhibiting radial palmar grasp
during a coloring activity, an OT practitioner observes a preschooler stabilizing a crayon
between the thumb and first two fingers. The practioner most accurately documents this
grasp as -
\radial-digital grasp
An individual who had a TBI is beginning OT. The OT practioner needs to assess
whether this person can transfer learning from one activity to another in order to plan
treatment appropriately. The most appropriate way to observe this patients learning
ability wold be to -
\have the individual perform a simple cooking task, then use a different food at the next
session
A 4 month old infant being seen for an OT assessment shows a strong preference for
the left hand when reaching for a rattle at midline. Considering the development of
dominance in normal children, the COTA should conclude that -
