NBCOT Foundations and Theoretical Frameworks 2

Question 1

In the Occupational Adaptation Model, the concept of 'relative mastery' refers to the client's sense of:

Accepted Answer

Efficiency, effectiveness, and satisfaction with occupational performance

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Meeting the demands of the therapeutic environment

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Achieving maximum ROM and strength

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Compliance with the OT's intervention plan

Question 2

The Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement (CMOP-E) places which concept at the center of the model?

Accepted Answer

Spirituality

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Environment

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Occupation

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Roles

Question 3

Which theoretical perspective underpins the use of meaningful activities as the primary therapeutic medium in occupational therapy?

Accepted Answer

Occupational science perspective

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Reductionist perspective

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Biomedical model

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Behavioral conditioning theory

Question 4

The Cognitive Disabilities Model, developed by Claudia Allen, uses 'Allen Cognitive Levels' to assess a client's:

Accepted Answer

Remaining functional cognitive capacity

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Emotional regulation capacity

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Sensory processing abilities

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Motor planning and praxis

Question 5

Which OT framework uses a top-down approach that begins with identifying the client's occupational roles and priorities before assessing performance components?

Accepted Answer

Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) approach

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Biomechanical Frame of Reference

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Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT)

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Rood Technique

Question 6

In MOHO, 'occupational identity' is described as a person's sense of:

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Who they are and wish to become as occupational beings

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Physical capacity to perform occupations

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The roles assigned by their social environment

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Their level of volition and intrinsic motivation

Question 7

The rehabilitative frame of reference is BEST applied when an OT's goal is to:

Accepted Answer

Promote compensation strategies to achieve functional independence

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Restore underlying impaired skills to premorbid levels

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Prevent secondary complications from developing

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Modify the environment to remove all barriers