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Context, Environment, and Service Delivery Flashcards

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  1. Occupational therapy services in acute care hospitals are primarily focused on:

    Answer: Initial evaluation, early mobilization, and discharge planning

    Acute care OT focuses on rapid evaluation, early mobilization, preventing deconditioning, and safe discharge planning due to short hospital stays.

  2. Which legislation ensures that individuals with disabilities have equal access to public facilities and services in the US?

    Answer: ADA

    The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination and mandates equal access to public accommodations, employment, and services for individuals with disabilities.

  3. Under Medicare Part A, OT services in skilled nursing facilities are covered when:

    Answer: Skilled OT services are medically necessary and the client meets skilled care criteria

    Medicare Part A covers OT in SNFs when the client requires skilled, medically necessary services provided by or under the supervision of a licensed OT.

  4. A therapist working in a community mental health center uses a recovery-oriented approach. This model emphasizes:

    Answer: Client self-determination, hope, and meaningful participation in community life

    Recovery-oriented practice emphasizes hope, self-determination, and supported engagement in meaningful community occupations beyond symptom management.

  5. Telehealth OT services are most appropriate for which type of intervention?

    Answer: Education, coaching, and home program review with appropriate clients

    Telehealth is well-suited for education, coaching, caregiver training, and home program review for clients with appropriate technology access and cognitive capacity.

  6. A hospice OT's primary role is to:

    Answer: Maximize quality of life and meaningful occupational participation in end-of-life care

    Hospice OT focuses on quality of life, meaningful engagement, comfort, and supporting the client's priorities and dignity at end of life.