OTH 5438 Exam 1 Review

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Deviation from effective response when performing occupation. This best describes:

What are the non-modifiable risk factors of a stroke?

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Neurorehabilitation is evidence-based and specifically supported by which theory?

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A commonly seen difficulty with spatial relation disorder is?

What are the behavioral areas of the Glasgow Coma Scale?

All of the following are considered ischemic stroke risk factors EXCEPT:

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Neurodegenerative disorders & congenital disorders are acquired brain injuries.

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What are the most common causes of TBI's?

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During the acute phase following a stroke, OT interventions are geared at:

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While working on generalization with a client, they learn to make coffee & oatmeal. What type of transfer is this?

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Your client exhibits a failure to recognize their own body parts. What body scheme disorder is this?

Unilateral neglect is a vision deficit

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What are the possible outcomes if a TIA is left untreated?

After having a CVA, your client has paralysis of the speech organs. His speech is slurred and sluggish. What is this?

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Individuals with a L CVA have more insight than those with a R CVA

Post-CVA, your client may lack insight into deficits, so there are safety concerns.

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The length of post-traumatic amnesia is an important predictor of functional outcomes

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Decreasing an impairment, carryover, and generalizing strategies are characteristics of what treatment approach?

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The following are ways that behaviors can be modified:

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