USAHS CONDITIONS EXAM 2
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED
A+)
Cerebral Palsy is a progressive neuromuscular disorder. - ANSWER-No, it does not
progress and remains stable throughout life
Which type of CP is most prevalent? - ANSWER-Spastic
Which condition is characterized primarily by psychosis? - ANSWER-Schizophrenia
A common therapeutic approach for many adult mental health conditions is: -
ANSWER-Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
Which disorder is characterized by binge eating? - ANSWER-Bulimia
What are the types of symptoms associated with autism spectrum disorder? -
ANSWER-Difficulties in social interaction, communication challenges, and repetitive
behaviors
Which of the following is a characteristic of ADD/ADHD? - ANSWER-Difficulty
sustaining focus
Which best represents the definition of sensory processing disorder? - ANSWER-A
neurophysiologic condition in which sensory information is poorly detected, modulated,
or interpreted, resulting in atypical responses
What is the OT role for someone with sensory processing disorder? - ANSWER-Help
the individual develop strategies to manage sensory challenges and participate in
everyday activities
What is DCD characterized by? - ANSWER-Motor coordination below expectations for
age and delays in early motor milestones
What is one potential occupational impact of an intellectual disability? - ANSWER-
Limitations in learning, reasoning, and problem-solving
What is spina bifida? - ANSWER-A common, permanent birth defect affecting the neural
tube during the first month of gestation
Which of the following is true about brachial plexus injuries? - ANSWER-Can result in
paralysis or lack of muscle control in the shoulder, arm, hand, and wrist
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED
A+)
Cerebral Palsy is a progressive neuromuscular disorder. - ANSWER-No, it does not
progress and remains stable throughout life
Which type of CP is most prevalent? - ANSWER-Spastic
Which condition is characterized primarily by psychosis? - ANSWER-Schizophrenia
A common therapeutic approach for many adult mental health conditions is: -
ANSWER-Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
Which disorder is characterized by binge eating? - ANSWER-Bulimia
What are the types of symptoms associated with autism spectrum disorder? -
ANSWER-Difficulties in social interaction, communication challenges, and repetitive
behaviors
Which of the following is a characteristic of ADD/ADHD? - ANSWER-Difficulty
sustaining focus
Which best represents the definition of sensory processing disorder? - ANSWER-A
neurophysiologic condition in which sensory information is poorly detected, modulated,
or interpreted, resulting in atypical responses
What is the OT role for someone with sensory processing disorder? - ANSWER-Help
the individual develop strategies to manage sensory challenges and participate in
everyday activities
What is DCD characterized by? - ANSWER-Motor coordination below expectations for
age and delays in early motor milestones
What is one potential occupational impact of an intellectual disability? - ANSWER-
Limitations in learning, reasoning, and problem-solving
What is spina bifida? - ANSWER-A common, permanent birth defect affecting the neural
tube during the first month of gestation
Which of the following is true about brachial plexus injuries? - ANSWER-Can result in
paralysis or lack of muscle control in the shoulder, arm, hand, and wrist
