F&T Quiz 1

In what year did the profession seperate from the association and begin accrediting its own edu programs?

What is AJOT?

Things people do that are valuable and meaningful to them and provide them a sense of competence and identity:

Unique attributes, values, and beliefs that make up an individual.

Objects and materials practitioners use to facilite change (games, self-care activites, arts, crafts, work activites)

Who is eligible for medicare?

Ensuring that everyone has access to the same opportunities. Tkaing into consideration the advantages and disadvantages

Changing the occupation so the client can complete it; Changes in materials or objects

State of condition of being involved, general class of goal directed human actions (ex: pulling weeds)

Basic unit of action (ex: gripping and pulling)

Places the disability-related word first in a phrase (ex: autistic person)

Completing the occupation in a different way; changes the way occupation/activity is performed

What did Rush Dunton Jr. do?

What is Included in the term OT practitioners?

What year was OT profession founded?

What are examples of things OT practitioners may do in different settings?

Who is the Mother of OT?

Who is the father of OT?

The acceptance and support of diversity where in the uniqueness of beliefs, values, and leveraged for maximum engagement

How did the focus of OT change after WWII

What is the acronym for the organization that accredits OT and OTA Programs?

What is an OTA's role in evaluation?

Help get clients ready to participate in the occupation, purposeful activity or task (ex: strenghtening/exercise)

To focus on those things that are meaningful to each and valuable to an individual, a group, or a population is being:

What is the 2nd most common setting for OT?

What did Elenor Clarke Slagle do?

Improving clients' ability to perform:

When did OTA education begin?

What population does the term deinstitutionalization refer?

When were baccalaureate programs to become an OT phased out?

Activities that may include some of the same skills required for the occupation (ex: doll practice tying shoes first)

OTA Education includes:

Refering to the client by name instead of diagnosis is:

What is the most common setting for OT?

Which epidemic in the 1950s led to more people with disablities?

What is the least common setting for OT?

When did NSPOT become AOTA?

Meaningful to the client but many emphasize one aspect of the occupation (ex: making a sandwich)

What is the acronym fo the board exam we have to pass to complete the OT program

Opportunity for everyone to participate in desired occupations