Occupational Therapist Test Occupational Therapist Analysis 3

Question 1

A child with sensory processing disorder avoids touching textured materials. Using Ayres Sensory Integration theory, the OT would FIRST:

Accepted Answer

Identify the child's sensory threshold and modulation patterns

Answer

Ayres SI theory requires understanding the child's specific sensory threshold and modulation profile before selecting therapeutic activities.

Question 2

An OT analyzes a workplace for ergonomic risk factors. Which OSHA-identified factor is MOST associated with musculoskeletal disorder risk?

Accepted Answer

Repetitive forceful exertions

Answer

Repetitive forceful exertions are a primary OSHA-recognized risk factor for work-related musculoskeletal disorders.

Question 3

A client with TBI demonstrates impaired safety awareness during cooking. The OT's MOST appropriate analytical approach is to:

Accepted Answer

Perform a dynamic functional performance assessment in a kitchen setting

Answer

Dynamic functional performance assessment in the actual context provides the most ecologically valid data about safety during real task performance.

Question 4

During task analysis of handwriting for a 7-year-old, an OT identifies grip force issues. Which assessment tool is MOST specific to handwriting performance?

Accepted Answer

Evaluation Tool of Children's Handwriting (ETCH)

Answer

The ETCH is specifically designed to evaluate manuscript and cursive handwriting performance in school-age children.

Question 5

When analyzing the environment for a client with low vision, the OT PRIMARILY considers which environmental modification?

Accepted Answer

Enhancing contrast and lighting

Answer

Enhanced contrast and adequate lighting directly compensate for reduced visual acuity and contrast sensitivity in low vision.

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Occupational Therapist Test Occupational Therapist Analysis 3