Midterm Review OT555 Sp25

How could sensory sensitivity impact a child's function in school?

Which type of practice (motor learning theory) helps children generalize skills?

You NEED a standardized assessment to implement a 504 plan

Which of the following barriers are present when communicating with IEP team members?

Under FERPA law, which CANNOT be on a student's OT evaluation report?

How often is an IEP reviewed?

If a student does not qualify in one of the 13 disability categories for an IEP but still struggles, what can you do?

What is an example of a SYSTEM level support an OT can provide schools?

In the early intervening process, OTs can complete evaluations.

Your child scores a 15 raw score on the VMI. What do you do next?

Rocking back and forth in a chair could indicate vestibular processing concerns.

Using a top down approach is the best way to support school participation

Which of the following is NOT an indicator of difficulties with bilateral coordination?

A child's standard score was 89 on a norm referenced test; this score is within average ranges if the mean=100 and SD=15

Which therapy setting/treatment is the MOST restrictive?

A teacher reports a student is pushing too hard when writing and bumps into things often. What could be the issue?

You are working with a child with poor praxis. What are they likely to have trouble with?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a classroom-level factor that facilitates participation?

OTs are handwriting teachers

The intervention plan is an essential component of the IEP.

Which would be a good participation based referral statement?

If a child scores in the 18th percentile on a norm referenced test, which is TRUE?

Which of the following is NOT a good way to make sure teachers are following your recommendations?

The developmental progression of grasping is palmar/gross, digital pronate, static tripod, dynamic tripod

What is the term for when a child can complete a skill in a variety of settings?

How is frequency and type of treatment determined?

School OTPs provide supports/services for students with disabilities to facilitate access, participation, and progress

When evaluating a child for potential sensory issues, which of the following would NOT be helpful?

You are seeing a child who is sensitive to noise and covers their ears. What type of SP issues do they likely have?

Which of the following is a good strategy to support a student with poor postural control?