Fundamentals Final

OTAs must use sound judgment, care and discretion with their clients. This is called

• Prudence

• Justice

• Altruism

• Dignity

The Occupational Therapy Practice Framework contains two parts. They are called

• Frames of reference and practice modes

• Domain and practice

• Domain and Process

• Occupation and context

The  belief that using one’s hands to create something connected people to their work and improved their physical and mental health was known as the

• Moral Treatment Movement

• Occupational Therapy Movement

• Mental Health Care

• Arts and Crafts Movement

Which category of healthcare setting receives tax exempt status, charges a fee for services, and must maintain a balanced budget?

• Private not for profit agency

• Private for profit agency

• Long term care facility

• Public Agency

Occurs when there is a disagreement about who should be making the decisions

• Ethical Distress

• Ethical Dilemma

• Locus of Authority

Which tx approach focuses on a person as a whole entity

• Metaphysical

• Holistic

• Reductionistic

• Performance Skills

Austin swims to lose weight at this gym pool every morning. What is this considered

• Preparatory

• Purposeful

• Occupation based

• Therapeutic exercise

Changing the process, environment, tools, or material of the activity to increase or decrease the performance demands of the client

• Adaptation

• Grading

• Assistive devices

Defined as goal-directed behaviors or tasks that make up occupations. An activity is purposeful if the individual is an active, voluntary participant and if the activity is directed towards a goal.

• Purposeful activity

• Occupation based

• Consultation

• Education

What law provides services specifically for children from birth to 5 years of age?

• ADA

• IDEA

• Medicare

• Handicapped infants and toddlers Act