NURSING TEST

The COTA Examination Review 1 Questions and Answers 11. A COTA is working with an individual who is unable to name or demonstrate the use of a common household objects. This behavior MOST likely indicates: (pg. 14) A. apraxia B. stereognosis C. visual agnosia D. alexia C. visual agnosia 13. A child is observed grabbing toys from others, becoming easily frustrated, and is unable to sit still. This behavior MOST likely indicates: (pg. 14) A. ADHD B. mood disorder, manic episode C. ...

nbcot cota Questions and Solutions apashia unable to express speech and understand language Agnosia inability to interpret sensations and hence to recognize things Apraxia unable to speak, form words.. Motor ataxia inability to perform coordinated movements, the loss of full control of bodily movements Akathsia motor restlessness akinesia freezing, inability to produce movement Thrombolytic Agents Helps stop blod clots secondary to a CVA c...

COTA EXAM #2 Part 1 Questions and Solutions An individual with depression refuses to participate in an initial evaluation process. He sits away from the other clients, does not make eye contact with anyone, and states he just doesn't "feel like doing anything right now." Which of the following actions is the MOST appropriate for the COTA to take? Approach the client briefly several times throughout the session without making any demands on him. While observing a newly referred ...

NBCOT Pediatric Assessment and Intervention Exam Prep Questions and Solutions A COTA® is working with a child with sickle cell anemia. Which intervention strategy would be appropriate when working with this child? A. Joint protection B. PROM C. Pursed-lip breathing D. Pain management D. Pain management A COTA® is working with a 4-year-old who was recently diagnosed with Duchenne's muscular dystrophy (DMD). The client's parents are concerned and want to understand how this co...

COTA certification Test Questions and Solutions Through the school-based evaluation process, the COTA may consider many possibilities for intervention; however, the determination that OT will be included in the student's IEP will MOST LIKELY be made at which point in the IEP process? A. After the test data are reviewed and interpreted. B. During the interview with the classroom teacher. C. At the meeting once the test results are reviewed by the team. D. After the goals and objectives ar...

COTA NBCOT Exam Prep Pediatrics Questions and Solutions ADHD: Characteristic By Problems paying attention/staying focused. Problems controlling energy level and behavior. My common in males ADHD Treatment Behavioral modification techniques. Sensory modalities: Heavy Work and Change of Position. Learning strategies to help focus on task: Attention to task. Autism: Characteristic By Precedent deficits in social communications and social interaction. Restricted patterns and behavi...

COTA EXAM #3 Part 1 Questions and Solutions Which of the following is BEST to use when assessing three-jaw chuck strength? A pinch meter During a group activity, a COTA observes a client making frequent negative comments pertaining to the collage activity that the group is working on. These comments are MOST likely an indication of: Insecurity While working with a child diagnosed with CP, the COTA observes that the child's movements appear writhing, purposeless, and uncontrol...

COTA examination review Questions and solutions In assessing the dressing skills of a 5 year old child, the COTA observes that the child is able to put on a jackets, zip the zipper, and tie a knot in the drew string, but needs verbal cueing to tie a bow. The child's dressing skills are age appropriate Assessment of finger tip pinch strength, the OT would instruct the individual to place his or her fingers in which position? Thumb against the tip of the index finger The OT tre...

COTA Boards Exam 2 Questions and Solutions A COTA® is working in an outpatient clinic with a child with ADHD. The client reports having difficulty keeping the bedroom neat and tidy without the mother's assistance. On the basis of this condition, which activity demand related to cleaning one's room would be problematic for the client? A. The mother's expectation that food not be eaten in bedrooms B. Drawers that are not designated for specific types of clothing C. A small wastepap...

COTA and OT relationship Questions and Answers A COTA® in an acute rehabilitation facility has been working with a client for four consecutive sessions. The COTA® learns that the client has two cats at home for which the client is the sole caregiver. Which option BEST describes the COTA®'s role in making pet care a goal? A. The COTA® can write this IADL goal into the next progress note and alert the OTR® to the change in the plan of care. B. The COTA® cannot add a goal once the evalu...