1. What are some of the factors that affect a patients ability to reenter the community?
A. Existence of suitable recreation activities
B. Support services and safety considerations
C. Availability of malls and shopping centers
D. Patients level of cognitive reasoning
(My Answer is B)
2. What is one of the psychosocial developments during the toddler/ preschool years ?
A. Child begins to develop a philosophy
B. Child still cant understand boundaries or limits
C. Child becomes more independent by imitating behaviors
D. Childs primary fear revolves around school
(My Answer is C)
3. The purpose of an on-site job evaluation is to
A. size up a patients coworkers and supervisor
B. a patients ability to do a particular job
C. Help a patient avoid returning to the workplace
D. Make recommendations about other career opportunities
(Narrowed my answer to B and D)
4. To sit down in a chair , the patient should
A. Choose a moveable chair for mobility
B. use the arms of a chair for support before sitting.
C. move quickly to avoid accidents
D. First locate the chair with his or her arms then move the legs into position
(I narrowed my answer down to B and D)
5. When an occupational therapist creates a setting within the clinic much like the setting in which a patient works this is called
A. on-sit evaluation
B. safety assessment
C. homemaking task
D. simulated work setting
( My answer is D )
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1 and 2 -- I agree
3. B
4. D
5. I agree.
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1. Factors that affect a patient's ability to reenter the community include the existence of suitable recreation activities, support services, safety considerations, and the patient's level of cognitive reasoning. In this case, the correct answer is B - Support services and safety considerations. To arrive at this answer, you should carefully consider each option and determine how it relates to a patient's ability to reenter the community. A suitable recreation activity or the availability of malls and shopping centers may be beneficial, but they do not directly address support services or safety considerations, which are crucial factors in the successful reintegration of a patient into the community.
2. One of the psychosocial developments during the toddler/preschool years is that the child becomes more independent by imitating behaviors. To answer this question, consider each option and determine which one accurately describes a specific psychosocial development during this stage of a child's life. The correct answer is C - Child becomes more independent by imitating behaviors. While the child may begin to develop a philosophy as they grow older, it is not specifically mentioned as a psychosocial development during the toddler/preschool years.
3. The purpose of an on-site job evaluation is to assess a patient's ability to do a particular job. To determine the purpose of an on-site job evaluation, carefully consider each option and determine its relevance to the evaluation process. The correct answer is B - Assess a patient's ability to do a particular job. While D - Make recommendations about other career opportunities may be a consideration in some cases, it is not the primary purpose of an on-site job evaluation.
4. To sit down in a chair, the patient should use the arms of a chair for support before sitting. To correctly answer this question, consider each option and determine the correct sequence of actions when sitting down in a chair. The correct answer is B - Use the arms of a chair for support before sitting. While D - First locate the chair with his or her arms then move the legs into position may also be a valid approach, using the arms of a chair for support before sitting is the safer option as it provides stability and prevents falls.
5. When an occupational therapist creates a setting within the clinic much like the setting in which a patient works, this is called a simulated work setting. To answer this question correctly, consider each option and determine which one accurately describes the scenario. The correct answer is D - Simulated work setting. A simulated work setting is designed to replicate a real work environment in order to assess and facilitate a patient's ability to perform work-related tasks.