General Rehab: During the evaluation of the same COPD patient, the OT...
Orthopedic: Immediate precautions following a total hip replacement...
Pediatrics: When working with a sensory defensive child, if they are...
Neurological: You read in a TBI patient's chart that they are at Level...
Orthopedic: Which of the following is a hip precaution for the first 8...
Neurological: A patient just experienced a L ACA infarct CVA, what is...
Orthopedic: For an individual with RA, treatment should include:
General Rehab: Sensory modulation disorder is one type of SI...
Neurological: Mrs. Miller is a 31 y/o female diagnosed with a...
Pediatrics: A mother reports that her 16 month old has meltdowns...
Pediatrics: What is the correct sequence for the Development of...
General Rehab: A client with deficits in stereognosis would have MOST...
Neurological: You are seeing a patient who shows aggressive behavior...
General Rehab: You are seeing a patient in isolation, with a diagnosis...
General Rehab: Passive stretching to increase ROM should not involve:
Neurological: Upon evaluating and working with Mr. Smith following a...
Neurological: You are evaluating a 73-year-old patient who presents...
Pediatrics: What is the correct sequence for the Development of...
General Rehab: Which of the following methods is the BEST way to...
General Rehab: A 62 year old widow, who lives alone, is preparing to...
Neurological: A patient displays "alien-arm" syndrome, and is...
Pediatrics: A mother reports that her 16 month old has meltdowns...
Orthopedic: Which of the following does NOT describe a proper tip for...
Psychology: What is NOT a sign/symptom of schizophrenia?
General Rehab: You are treating a patient who has experienced...
General Rehab: During the initial ADL evaluation the patient is...
Neurological: You are the treating therapist for recently TBI patient...
Orthopedic: Your pt presents with hand numbness, mostly at night, pain...
Neurological: Which of the following methods is INCORRECT when working...
Mangement & Evidence: Working in a SNF setting, you notice a...
General Rehab: Which option below is most important as the INITIAL OT...
Orthopedic: The purpose of getting an orthopedic surgical patient up...
General Rehab: If a patient presents to the clinic in the freezing...
Neurological: An OT is providing intervention for a client who had a...
General Rehab: Which of the following evaluation methods can not be...
General Rehab: Which of the following is a contraindication for...
Neurological: Which of the following signs and symptoms are the best...
Psychology: A young female presents to the ER with increased sweating,...
Management & Evidence: When arriving to an elderly patient's home...
Neurologic: What is the most common brain tumor?
Pediatric: A child presents with increased tone, which activity...
General Rehab: You suspect your client may have a visual field cut...
General Rehab: An adult is hospitalized and diagnosed with mild COPD....
General Rehab: When working with a patient with motor control...
General Rehab: A patient with macular degeneration is having...
Neurological: When positioning a stroke patient in supine with...
Orthopedic: When adhering to hip precautions after a THR, which of the...
Pediatrics: An OT is working with a child that is suspected of having...
Pediatrics: You are evaluating an infant in an outpatient clinic for...
Neurological: If a patient has a stroke in the left hemisphere, which...
Neurological: You get a referral to evaluate an individual's executive...
Pediatrics: An OT is working with a child that is suspected of having...
Psychology: What are three changes you could make to a living...
General Rehab: Which of the following would be appropriate for an...
Neurological: While completing an evaluation on a stroke patient, you...
Neurological: Which of the following are you least likely to observe...
Orthopedic: A patient presents to your outpatient facility several...
Neurological: A patient presents to your clinic with complaints of...
Neurological: A client has been hospitalized for surgical repair of a...
General Rehab: An individual had a coronary artery bypass graft 5 days...
General Rehab: You perform a manual muscle test on Nathan a 69 year...
Psychology: Which is NOT true of both Oppositional Defiant Disorder...
Orthopedic: An OTR is evaluating and patient and notices that the...
Management & Evidence: When using the Rancho Los Amigos Scale to...
Neurological: A patient with a CVA that has affected the left...
Orthopedic: A 38 year old women was referred to therapy for lateral...
Neurological: When screening for impairments of cranial nerve 5,...
Pediatric: You are an OT in an early intervention toddler classroom...
Pediatric: A child has sensory processing issues, specifically in body...
General Rehab: When evaluating a client for a wheelchair you determine...
Neurological: A patient with a lesion in the cerebellum may present...
Pediatrics: What would you recommend to parents of an infant who...
Neurological: You are working with Mr. Brown, who recently suffered a...
Pediatrics: A child with tactile defensiveness can probably best...
Orthopedic: All of the following are good suggestions to provide a...
Pediatrics: A mother reports that she is worried that her 14 month old...
Neurological: When using NDT Handling Techniques with a client who has...
Neurological: Damage to the right hemisphere would result in the...
Neurological: You are working with a patient that you suspect has...
General Rehab: To facilitate increasing independence in lower body...
Management & Evidence: OT's commonly assess peripheral nerve...
General Rehab: When working with a cardiac care patient in the...
Pediatrics: Sensory Integration is...
General Rehab: Which mobility skills should be accomplished first?
General Rehab: A client is hypertonic in their right UE distal to the...
Neurological: When functioning at Rancho Level VI, you would expect a...
Neurological: A patient who has had a CVA presents with the following:...
Neurological: True or false: Retention of primitive reflexes is less...
General Rehab: When completing a home evaluation, what would be the...
General Rehab: In what age-range are symptoms of multiple sclerosis...
Orthopedic: After a fracture to the proximal 2/3 of humerus, what is a...
General Rehab: Which one of the following is not a benefit of using...
Neurological: When working with a patient who was recently involved in...
Pediatrics: An occupational therapist is evaluating a 12 month old...
General Rehab: Which of the following hemoglobin levels indicate a...
Pediatrics: The occupational therapist observes that an 18 month old...
Orthopedic: An OTR is developing an exercise program for a client with...
General Rehab: Caution MUST be taken when considering the use of...
Pediatric: A child with CP scores in the 10th percentile for her age...
General Rehab: A person who is unable to maintain focus as an object...
General Rehab: During an evaluation you test the patient's strength...
General Rehab: People who are afraid of falling appear to enter a...
Neurological: This diagnosis is characterized by rapidly progressing...
General Rehab: An OTR is developing an exercise program for a client...
General Rehab: If a patient presents to the clinic with a high level...
General Rehab: An individual with MS is independent with bathtub...
Neurological: You are assessing a traumatic brain injury patient and...
Neurological: Which of the following would you LEAST likely observe...
Orthopedic: Which diagnoses is most likely to be associated of the...
General Rehab: When advising a patient with a higher level SCI how to...
Psychology: All of the following are examples of Psychosocial...
Orthopedic: What is NOT a proactive contribution for a patient who is...
Management & Evidence: A long-term goal for an individual with...
Orthopedic: Which of the following would be the LEAST important to...
General Rehab: When transferring a patient an OT can best protect...
Orthopedic: An OT is conducting a Manual Muscle Testing with a patient...
Psychology: Conduct disorder is the more serious of the two disorders...
Orthopedic: You are working with a client with an elbow...
General Rehab: Per physician referral, an OT in acute care conducts an...
Pediatrics: You are working with a 4-year-old student referred to OT...
Management & Evidence: An OT manager is preparing the outpatient...
Management & Evidence: When treating patients in an inpatient...
Neurological: Which area of cognition can be described as an impaired...
General Rehab: When working with a patient 1 day post a total shoulder...
General Rehab: A unique therapy goal to address in a morning ADL with...
Orthopedic: A 50 y/o patient arrives to your clinic with persistent...
Management & Evidence: When working with patients with mental...
Pediatrics: You are an OT working in a pediatric early intervention...
Neurological: A person who recently suffered a TBI is aggressive,...
Management & Evidence: Constraint-Induced Therapy (CIT) is...
Pediatrics: An occupational therapist is evaluating a 12 month old...
Neurological: An OT is providing intervention for a client who had a...
Pediatric: You are evaluating the fine motor skills of preschoolers at...
Neurological: A person who is not able to see in the left lower...
Pediatric: An infant has been referred to you from the doctor with a...
Management & Evidence: A client demonstrates impaired fine motor...
General Rehab: When educating a patient on proper breathing techniques...
Orthopedic: Which of the following would NOT be therapeutic priorities...
Neurological: Which of the following strategies is NOT an effective...
General Rehab: Which is NOT an intervention for a person with cancer?
General Rehab: Problems in cognitive functioning can be part of both...
Management & Evidence: A child with a brachial plexus injury at...
Psychology: When evaluating a pt with obsessive compulsive disorder...
Neurological: Your client presents with a recent CVA resulting in left...
Orthopedic: Which of the following actions does not violate...
Management & Evidence: According to the evidence, physical...
Orthopedic: Which of the following exercises would be a...
Pediatrics: An OT designs an evaluation group for adolescents in an...
General Rehab: When working with a patient with motor control...
General Rehab: When working with a patient who has acute arthritis...
General Rehab: An OT designs an evaluation group for adolescents in an...
Orthopedic: An OT practitioner is fabricating a static splint that...
Orthopedic: Splints are commonly used to prevent contractures. What is...
Pediatrics: A mother reports that she is worried that her 14 month old...
Neurological: A person who:...
Pediatrics: How does a typical child with a Brachial Plexus injury...
General Rehab: Which of the following is the least important thing to...
Pediatric: Marissa is a typically developing child who is able to...
Neurological: What is the most common factor for peripheral...
General Rehab: Common compensation principles for low back pain...
Neurological: All of but which of the following can result in...
Neurological: Cubital Tunnel syndrome involves compression of the...
Pediatrics: When working with children with down syndrome, an...
Pediatrics: A 7 year old child on your caseload is presenting with...
Neurological: According to Pedretti's Occupational Therapy...
Pediatrics: When evaluating a child who is at risk for shunt...
Orthopedic: What is the function of the flexor digitorum superficialis...
Orthopedic: You are completing an evaluation of a patient, Ms....
Neurological: How can a therapist differentiate between visual field...
Psychology: An OTR completes an initial evaluation of an inpatient...
Neurological: An occupational therapist conducts a sensory evaluation...
Neurological: At what level of spinal cord injury is the important...
Neurological: Damage to the right hemisphere would result in the...
Neurological: A patient has been diagnosed with a right hemisphere...
Neurological: You are assessing a traumatic brain injury patient and...
Neurological: Mr. Smith is a 76 y/o who was admitted to the hospital...
General Rehab: Why is it important not to turn up the oxygen on a...
Pediatric: An 8-year-old girl is referred secondary to poor...
General Rehab: Which of the following is not a consideration when...
General Rehab: A patient with a recent hip fracture wants to have grab...
Neurological: A recent CVA patient exhibits no active range of motion...
General Rehab: You are seeing a new patient at your SNF who has...
Neurological: After experiencing a TBI your patient is found lying on...
Psychology: When working in a long term care facility, you need to...
Neurological: What does a score of 9 mean on the Glasgow Coma Scale?
Pediatrics: The parents of a five year old child with Rett Syndrome...
General Rehab: Your patient recently had a pace maker inserted and is...
Pediatric: A child has been referred to you with arthrogryposis...
Management & Evidence: According to the evidence, which of the...
Pediatrics: You are a brand-new, on-the-job pediatric occupational...
Neurological: You are working with a patient that you suspect has...
Pediatrics: When initially working with a child with gravitational...
Management & Evidence: Maintaining ROM may be indicated for those...
Neurological: You are treating Mr. Thomas in outpatient rehab...
Neurological: There are several complications that can occur after a...
General Rehab: Which of the following statements is not true regarding...
Neurological: You are evaluating a patient whose chart says he has...
Pediatrics: A 7 year old child on your caseload is presenting with...
General Rehab: Your patient has just come to your inpatient rehab unit...
Psychology: A middle aged woman comes into the hospital with auditory...