OT 610 Practice Final UPDATED Actual Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
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OT 610
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OT 610
OT 610 Practice Final UPDATED Actual
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Charlotte is an 82 year old African American woman who experienced a left CVA with right
hemiparesis two days prior. The occupational therapist asks Charlotte about her morning
routine, her responsibilities at home, and ...
OT 610 Practice Final UPDATED Actual
Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
Charlotte is an 82 year old African American woman who experienced a left CVA with right
hemiparesis two days prior. The occupational therapist asks Charlotte about her morning
routine, her responsibilities at home, and the support systems she has in place. In which part
of the process is the occupational therapist currently in?
A. Intervention
B. Targeting of outcomes
C. Evaluation
D. Reevaluation - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- C. Evaluation
According to the OTPF, which of the following is not a performance pattern?
A. roles
B. rituals
C. Employment pursuits
D. habits - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- C. Employment pursuits
Which of the following activities is not involved in analysis of occupational performance?
A. Clients assets and problems are more specifically identified
B. Assessment tools are used to observe, measure, and inquire about factors that impact
performance
C. An understanding of the client's background and history is obtained
D. Targeted outcomes are identified - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- C. An understanding of the
client's background and history is obtained
What are ways to establish relationships with your clients? (check all that apply)
A. Judicious use of touch
,B. Intervention planning
C. Cultural competence
D. Mode matching and versatility
E. Re-evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- A. Judicious use of touch
C. Cultural competence
D. Mode matching and versatility
In clinic you have a client with L CVA who is working on fine motor skills in R hand with a
writing activity. You notice his hand shaking, you go to steady his hand with yours, he
flinches and pulls away. What do you do next?
A. Proceed to guide hand
B. Remove your hand and let them continue without bringing the situation up in conversation
C. Remove hand and ask if it's ok if you guide his hand. If he says yes proceed.
D. Switch to a different activity - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- C. Remove hand and ask if it's
ok if you guide his hand. If he says yes proceed.
Which of the following is NOT a central element of the intentional relationship model?
A. Client
B. Context and environment
C. Therapist
D. Interpersonal events occurring during therapy
E. Occupation - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- B. Context and environment
Your client sustained a SCI and requires adaptive equipment for the home. His insurance does
not cover the equipment. You contact a local organization to facilitate the acquisition of the
equipment. Which one of Renee Taylor's therapeutic modes are you adopting?
A. Advocating
B. Collaborating
C. Instructing
, D. Problem-solving - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- A. Advocating
Which of the following is NOT a type of clinical/professional reasoning?
A. Narrative reasoning
B. Conditional reasoning
C. Therapeutic reasoning
D. Pragmatic reasoning - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- C. Therapeutic reasoning
An occupational therapist goes to a client's room in an acute care setting planning on
addressing grooming and hygiene for a patient who had just sustained a right CVA. The
therapist finds the client showered, dressed, and the client said she had already brushed her
teeth. The therapist sees that the hospital staff had just brought in the client's lunch and
decides to focus the intervention on crossing midline to pick up food with utensils in order to
work on L side neglect. What type of clinical/professional reasoning is the therapist using?
A. Ethical reasoning
B. Pragmatic reasoning
C. Narrative reasoning
D. Interactive reasoning - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- B. Pragmatic reasoning
You are working with a 19-year-old client. You ask if she has been doing the stretching
exercises that you discussed with her last session, and she says that finals are coming up and
she has been too busy to find time for them. You tell her that you remember just how stressful
finals are, and suggest that she try and view her exercises as a quick and much-needed study
break. What type of clinical reasoning are you demonstrating? Briefly explain your answer. -
CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- Answers may vary: Interactive reasoning, because you are using
your personal experiences to express empathy, relate to the client, and motivate her.
Which type of clinical reasoning considers generating alternative solutions when deciding
goals, interventions, and continuing services?
A. Interactive
B. Conditional
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