OT Sensory Efficiency Skills

What type of sensations does interoception include?

• Circadian rhythms and sleep/wake cycles

• Position of the limbs

• Balance and movement

• Vision and hearing

What type of response is a top-down response?

• Modify behavior

• React to the environment

• Respond emotionally

• Respond verbally

What is the anteroom often referred to as?

• The little brain

• The big brain

• The memory center

• The sensory hub

Why do children with optic nerve hypoplasia often rock their bodies?

• It is a conscious thought

• It is a habit that started as a baby or toddler

• It is a way to communicate

• It is a way to see better

What is a common issue for children with this diagnosis related to their nervous system?

• They have a very calm nervous system

• They have a very jarring nervous system

• They have a very slow nervous system

• They have a very fast nervous system

What happens when visual information reaches the thalamus?

• It is decided if the information is necessary

• It is processed immediately

• It is stored in long-term memory

• It is converted into auditory signals

Which part of the brain is described as "six layers of cells"?

• The cerebral cortex

• The cerebellum

• The thalamus

• The frontal lobe

Which part of the brain is mentioned as "multisensory"?

• The thalamus

• The cerebellum

• The visual cortex

• The frontal lobe

Which part of the brain is described as "magic cells"?

• The cerebral cortex

• The cerebellum

• The thalamus

• The frontal lobe

What is the consequence of not correcting eye muscle imbalances early?

• It becomes easier to correct later

• It gets harder and harder to correct

• It has no impact on vision

• It improves on its own