Question

1. Regardless of the population or settings that an occupational therapist may work in, the one KEY ingredient is that all occupational therapists are concerned with: a doing for the clients or patients that depend on them. h assisting the families of clients to make appropriate decisions. cenabling people to participate as fully as possible in society. d helping clients and employers to find the right employment match. QUESTION 2 1. For a new or experienced occupational therapist to practice in a state that has an occupational therapy licensure law, the following must occur a. pass the state registration exam offered by AOTA b. fulfill the regulations required by that state cbe a member of the state OT association d. be a member of the World Federation of Occupational Therapy QUESTION 3 1. Occupational therapy is often considered an Art and a Science. The "science of the profession of occupational therapy refers to which of the following: a the creativity and value of using media to reach a goal b. the use of therapeutic groups to encourage participation e the research and evidence of the benefits of occupation the facilitation of family and societal support systems QUESTION 4 1. The population that was the focus of the "Moral Treatment Movement" were individuals: a. that were diagnosed with mental illness. b.enlisted in the army during the World Wars. c community-based residents that were immigrants. d. families that were working in the sweat shops to make a living. QUESTION 5 The occupational therapy organizational group which focuses on resources, continuing education, research and political action for all occupational therapy practitioners is the: a NBCOT SRBS cWFOT d. AOTA

Answer 1

1) a. Doing for the clients/ patient that depend on them

2) a. pass the state registration exam offered by AOTA

3) c. the research and evidence of the benefits of occupation

4) a. that were diagnosed with mental illness

5) a) AOTA