World Occupational Therapy Day 2024

What is the focus of an ergonomic assessment in occupational therapy?

In occupational therapy, mirror therapy is commonly used for:

Most of the muscles in human body work in —————— lever system

In patients with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), occupational therapy often focuses on:

One of this trait is not seen in children with Down Syndrome:

If active range of motion (AROM) is less than Passive Range of Motion (PROM), then there is a problem of:

Popliteus muscle in the leg is used for…………while walking:

In occupational therapy, ADLs stand for:

Wrist drop is due to:

Which of the following is a key component of a sensory diet in occupational therapy?

Secretions in lungs is cleared by—

Which Indian player has recorded the maximum number of wins in Davis Cup?

Semmes-Weinstein Monofilaments are used to assess:

An inability to perform rapid alternating movements are known as_____

Which assessment tool might an OT use to evaluate a geriatric patient’s ability to perform daily activities?

According to psychologists, what are the two different types of motivation?

At which age should a child be able to roll from prone to supine?

Which of the following is considered an Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL)?

Which of the following interventions might an OT use for a patient with a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?

What type of doctor is Doctor Strange?

What age does the Rooting reflex become integrated?

What is the phobia of thunder and rain?

What chemical element is used to cool and freeze food?

A Boutonniere deformity present as:

child running in the playground trips and falls forward, landing on outstretched arms:

Which assessment tool is commonly used in occupational therapy to evaluate motor skills?

Which scale is used in OT to measure spasticity in patients with neurological conditions?

In geriatric rehabilitation, the term “age-related sarcopenia” refers to:

Which of the following is a key principle of occupational therapy?

Which of the following is the primary goal of occupational therapy?

As you stand on your tip toes your foot is acting as what type of lever?

Clinical test of hip dysplasia in New Born is:

Early intervention describes services for children from

Function of Patella in the movement of knee:

Name of 7th Cranial nerve

child with a learning disability with tight grip when writing,caused by inadequate sensory information from the:

Function of Olfactory nerve:

What is the name of Thor’s hammer?

The deformities seen in Rheumatiod hand are all except:

In Sensory Integration Therapy, what does the term ‘Proprioception’ refer to?

An OT working with an older adult experiencing arthritis would likely focus on:

Which of the following is a standardized scale used for assessing hand function and upper limb performance?

The normal angle of the acetabulum is:

Name of Rotator cuff muscles are:

Which organ in the human body is responsible for the secretion of bile?

Captain America’s shield and Bucky’s arm are made of what?

Which approach is commonly used in occupational therapy for clients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?

Smallest bone of Human skeleton:

Lesion in Pyramidal tract causes:

Tactile defensiveness is a disorder of:

“Gunstock” deformity occurs as a complication of which fracture: