NBCOT Context, Environment, and Service Delivery 3

Question 1

In a NICU, the primary OT role is to:

Accepted Answer

Support neurodevelopment through sensory regulation, positioning, and family education

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Provide structured motor therapy sessions daily

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Administer standardized developmental assessments weekly

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Focus on discharge vocational planning

Question 2

Which setting would most likely employ an OT to assess workplace ergonomics and prevent repetitive strain injuries?

Accepted Answer

Industrial or occupational health setting

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Inpatient psychiatric unit

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Skilled nursing facility

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Pediatric clinic

Question 3

The primary purpose of a functional capacity evaluation (FCE) in a work rehabilitation context is to:

Accepted Answer

Objectively measure an individual's physical abilities relative to job demands

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Diagnose underlying medical conditions

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Determine eligibility for disability benefits automatically

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Assess cognitive function for return to work

Question 4

A therapist working in early intervention serves children ages:

Accepted Answer

0–3 years

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3–5 years

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0–5 years

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5–8 years

Question 5

In a skilled nursing facility, the OT's role during restorative nursing is to:

Accepted Answer

Develop programs that restorative aides implement to maintain client function

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Provide direct skilled OT daily

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Conduct all personal care independently

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Discontinue services once goals are met

Question 6

A therapist is working with a client in a partial hospitalization program (PHP) for substance use. A primary OT focus is:

Accepted Answer

Rebuilding occupational routines and roles that support sobriety and community participation

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Managing medication schedules

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Providing physical rehabilitation

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Conducting vocational aptitude testing