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OTA 132 Week 7
OTA 132 Week 7
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A child in a self contained classroom
is never with typical peers
is with typical peers for all educational needs
is with typical peers as often as is appropriate
is with typical peers for recess and/or lunch only
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The role of the COTA in the educational system is
splinting and positioning
treatment plan implementation
devising the IEP goals and objectives
collaborating with the OTR in assessment and evaluation
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Referral in the hospital setting comes from
the teacher
the social worker
the parent
the physician
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The team collaboration where each discipline works to support their own AND others goals is
Inter-disciplinary
Multi-disciplinary
never going to happen
Trans-disciplinary
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The level of service for a Sensory Diet that the teacher assistant will implement is
monitoring service
direct service
consultative service
never going to happen
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Referral for evaluation in the educational setting comes from
the parent
the physician
the social worker
the teacher
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The COTA working in a general hospital setting may see children in
sub-acute settings
out patient clinics
intensive care units
specialty clinics
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To qualify for occupational therapy services in the educational setting, the child must
have illegible handwriting
have an exceptional educational need
be in a self-contained classroom
have a pre-existing condition
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The role of the COTA in the acute care setting is
collaborating with the OTR in evaluation and assessment
updating goals and objectives
splinting and positioning
treatment planning and implementation
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The original law that mandated special education services was
ESSA, Every Student Succeeds Act
Public Law 99- 457 Part C, Early Intervention
Public Law 94-142, Education of the Handicapped Act
ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act