OTA Treatment Planning 4

Question 1

An OTA is treating a client with a spinal cord injury (C6 complete). Which ADL goal is MOST realistic for this level of injury?

Accepted Answer

Independent feeding using adaptive equipment

Answer

Clients with C6 SCI typically retain wrist extension and can feed themselves independently using adaptive equipment such as universal cuffs.

Question 2

Which of the following BEST describes the OTA's role in the treatment planning process?

Accepted Answer

Implementing the plan developed by the OT and contributing observations to plan modifications

Answer

OTAs implement OT-developed plans and provide observations that inform the OT's decisions about plan modifications.

Question 3

A client with a traumatic brain injury demonstrates impulsivity during ADLs. Which treatment planning strategy addresses this safety concern?

Accepted Answer

Incorporating structured cuing systems and environmental modifications to slow task initiation

Answer

Structured cuing systems and environmental modifications reduce impulsivity-related safety risks during ADL performance.

Question 4

When treating a client with low vision, which modification should be prioritized in the treatment plan to improve ADL safety?

Accepted Answer

Improving contrast in the environment and adding task lighting

Answer

Increasing environmental contrast and task lighting are evidence-based compensatory strategies for clients with low vision.

Question 5

A client with diabetes is referred to OT for lower extremity care training. Which topic is MOST critical to include in the treatment plan?

Accepted Answer

Daily foot inspection and proper nail and skin care technique

Answer

Clients with diabetes are at risk for neuropathy and wounds; daily foot inspection is a critical prevention strategy within OT's scope.

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