stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Capstone Final Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Capstone Final Review
Capstone Final Review
110 terms
·
StudBud Administration
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
110 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
110
Answers
1
Which of the following is not typically included in an implementation plan?
Who will be served
Where and how services will be delivered
Recruitment methods
Vision and mission statements
2
Which evaluation approach values input from a broad range of stakeholders and promotes democratic processes?
Participatory
Objectives-based
Decision-oriented
Appreciative Inquiry
3
What must a Kansas OTR do before supervising a COTA?
Submit a letter of agreement to the state board
Register the COTA’s name, employer, and employer address with the board
Have 5 years of experience
Hold a joint interview with the COTA
4
Which of the following is an example of dependability?
Understanding billing codes
Arriving on time and meeting deadlines
Wearing scrubs every day
Giving feedback to your supervisor
5
Which describes when two or more different professions learn with, from, and about each other to improve collaboration?
Interprofessional education
Transdisciplinary mentoring
Interdisciplinary teaming
Intraprofessional learning
6
What is the key difference between interprofessional and intraprofessional collaboration?
Interprofessional involves supervisors; intraprofessional does not
Interprofessional is different professions; intraprofessional is the same 1
Only interprofessional teams use standardized care plans
Intraprofessional involves family; interprofessional does not
7
Which of the following is a part of clinical reasoning?
Applying your education to problem-solving in clinical settings
Being flexible with your schedule
Asking permission before speaking
Practicing appearance and posture
8
What is the main purpose of community-centered interventions?
Focus only on individuals and their caregivers
Funded solely by state and federal governments
Initiated and driven by the community using local resources
Target medical diagnoses in hospitals
9
What is a major reason for disseminating program evaluation results?
To advertise competing programs
To justify staff layoffs
To meet accreditation standards only
To generate support and enhance public relations
10
In the Delegating supervision style, what is the primary role of the FWE?
Teach new assessments
Schedule your entire caseload
Take full responsibility for treatment planning
Monitor and refine your clinical work
11
According to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, which of the following is considered the highest level of motivation?
Self-actualization
Esteem
Safety needs
Love and belonging
12
What is the function of an advisory board in program management?
Guiding finances and legal contracts
Writing funding proposals
Hiring and firing staff
Providing feedback from community members
13
What is the purpose of the “Pre-assessment image” step in clinical reasoning?
To diagnose the client
To observe the therapist’s role
To predict possible occupational performance issues
To create goals for discharge
14
Which of the following is an ethical concern when evaluation is poorly planned or executed?
Community alienation and wasted resources
Improved community satisfaction
Overwhelming stakeholder support
Increased evaluation cost
15
What is a key characteristic of a multidisciplinary service delivery model?
Blurred boundaries between professional roles
Shared assessments and goals between providers
Team members work independently within their discipline
Families are excluded from the planning process
16
What is a primary concern when using qualitative methods for data collection?
Evaluator bias and high time demands
Inability to measure large groups
Inflexibility of data
Irrelevance to stakeholders
17
A student OT is practicing under whose license during fieldwork?
Their school’s
Their supervising therapist’s
Their classmate’s
Their own temporary certification
18
What is an example of a preventive occupation in OT?
Encouraging engagement in meaningful occupations to prevent illness
Performing surgery for carpal tunnel
Providing interventions only after diagnosis
Prescribing medication for ADHD
19
A community-level OT intervention may include:
A one-on-one therapy session at a clinic
Staff training at special-needs shelters for disaster response
Creating a 504 plan for a child with a disability
Universal design education to government officials
20
Which type of clinical reasoning humanizes the condition and focuses on the client as a person?
Interactive reasoning
Pragmatic reasoning
Conditional reasoning
Procedural reasoning
21
According to the World Health Organization, what is a key feature of quality evidence?
Valid and reliable measurement instruments
Focus group popularity
Strong graphic design
Large amounts of anecdotal input
22
What font and size is recommended for an OTA resume?
Times New Roman, size 8
Verdana, size 9
Comic Sans, size 14
Arial, size 10–12
23
How many Professional Development Units (PDUs) are required to maintain NBCOT certification every 3 years?
36
30
40
24
24
Which question best reflects narrative reasoning?
What will be the next chapter in this client’s story?
What tools are available for treatment?
What is the range of motion in the right shoulder?
What is the insurance coverage for this client?
25
Which strategy is NOT recommended by Gallup for managing a weakness?
Claim it
Apply a strength
Collaborate
Hide it
26
Which of the following is not a characteristic of being in a state of flow?
Loss of self-consciousness
Distortion of time
Intense concentration
Heightened anxiety
27
Emotion is considered a:
Contextual factor only
Client factor under mental functions
Body structure related to mood
Voluntary motor function
28
Which motivation model focuses on rewards and consequences to explain behavior?
Transtheoretical Model
Self-Determination Theory
Flow Theory
Approach/Avoidance Model
29
What should you do if you’re unsure about a policy or procedure in a clinical setting?
Ask your supervisor
Wait until your next shift
Try to figure it out on your own
Skip the task
30
A SMART goal must be:
Strategic, Meaningful, Accountable, Realistic, Transparent
Specific, Motivated, Adaptable, Reasoned, Tangible
Secure, Measurable, Accurate, Reliable, Timeless
Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Timely
31
What is the focus of a cost-benefit analysis in program evaluation?
The timeline of program implementation
The number of staff employed
The financial costs versus the monetary value of outcomes
The emotional satisfaction of participants
32
Which is often used in community mental health or rural areas due to limited access to all service providers?
Transdisciplinary
Coordinated care
Interdisciplinary
Multidisciplinary
33
Which strength involves arranging resources and pieces for maximum productivity, with both structure and flexibility?
Arranger
Discipline
Maximizer
Input
34
What is the biennial Missouri license renewal fee for an Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA)?
$10
$25
$80
$75
35
In motivational interviewing, what type of questioning is used to elicit change talk?
Questions focusing on desire, ability, and need
Questions about barriers only
Questions focused on clinician’s goals
Questions focused on daily routines
36
Which strength involves taking psychological ownership of one’s commitments and valuing honesty and loyalty?
Relator
Belief
Responsibility
Command
37
What is a key part of effective communication in the OT profession?
Using casual slang to connect with clients
Avoiding written communication whenever possible
Keeping documentation vague to avoid liability
Writing accurate, concise, and grammatically correct notes
38
What best defines professionalism in occupational therapy?
Being polite and friendly to coworkers
Adhering strictly to clinical protocols
Having appropriate professional conduct and representing the profession
Maintaining a high GPA in school
39
In Kansas, how often must occupational therapy licenses be renewed?
Every 2 years on January 1
Every 3 years on April 1
Every 2 years on July 1
Every year on March 31
40
What domain do strengths like Woo, Activator, and Significance fall under?
Executing
Strategic Thinking
Relationship Building
Influencing
41
Which of the following is a common topic discussed during weekly coaching meetings with your FWE?
What went well this week
Billing issues
Caseload scheduling
Evaluating the supervisor
42
In clinical reflection, what is a reflecting during strategy?
Journaling about discharge planning
Focusing on a past situation
Actively noticing your current experience
Imagining a future scenario
43
What is the main purpose of program evaluation in community and population health?
To determine client satisfaction with staff
To compare OT services to PT services
To demonstrate the value and effectiveness of a program
To justify staff saleries
44
What is a key advantage of using internal evaluation for a program?
It meets legal standards
It ensures objectivity
It reduces the chance of bias
It is typically cheaper to conduct
45
The Strategic Thinking domain is best described as:
Absorbing and analyzing information to help make better decisions
Turning thoughts into immediate action
Building strong personal connections in a team
Creating a structured, routine environment
46
Which component of Self-Efficacy involves gaining belief in oneself through successful experience?
Somatic/Emotional States
Modeling
Social Persuasion
Mastery
47
In program development, which of the following comes first in the process?
Preplanning
Evaluation
Budget planning
Program implementation
48
According to MOHO, the volitional subsystem includes all of the following except:
Values
Habits
Interests
Personal causation
49
According to the Missouri Board of OT, how many COTAs can be directly supervised by one OTR at a time?
4
5
2
3
50
Which supervision style encourages you to take the lead in client care with your FWE stepping back?
Coaching
Supporting
Directing
Delegating
51
A child who craves frequent movement and intense sensory input would most likely fall into which Dunn Model quadrant?
Sensory avoiding
Sensory sensitivity
Sensory seeking
Low registration
52
Cultural humility includes which of the following actions?
Memorizing all cultural traditions
Engaging in self-reflection and acknowledging one’s own biases
Assuming everyone has the same values
Focusing only on patient diagnoses
53
Which would be represented by an OT designing an educational program to prevent alcohol-exposed pregnancies?
Quaternary
Tertiary
Primary
Secondary
54
What is one benefit of interprofessional professionalism in OT practice?
It improves client safety and outcomes
It reduces documentation requirements
It limits the scope of practice
It decreases the need for continuing education
55
According to best practice, how is billing typically handled during a co-treatment session?
Each therapist bills for the full duration
The therapist with the higher license level bills
Only the therapist who initiated the session bills
Therapists must split the total units of time
56
What is the difference between incidence and prevalence in epidemiology?
Incidence refers to new cases; prevalence includes all existing cases
Prevalence is used only for injuries; incidence only for disease
Incidence counts all existing cases; prevalence counts only new ones
There is no difference
57
Which determinant of health involves policy-making, health services, and individual behavior?
Environmental determinants
Social determinants only
Biological determinants
Broad determinants of health
58
Which stage is characterized by learning through repetition and beginning to take on essential job functions?
Stage I: Honeymoon
Stage III: Know It All
Stage II: Copycat
Stage IV: Juggler
59
In the CDC process for program evaluation, which step involves collecting measurable information?
Justify conclusions
Engage stakeholders
Gather credible evidence
Focus on evaluation design
60
What domain includes strengths like Developer, Empathy, and Harmony and focuses on forming strong teams?
Relationship Building
Strategic Thinking
Influencing
Executing
61
Someone with strong Empathy is likely to:
Focus on the future
Sense other people’s emotions and situations
Prioritize efficiency over emotion
Turn ideas into action
62
Which domain of leadership includes strengths like Achiever, Focus, and Responsibility?
Strategic Thinking
Influencing
Executing
Relationship Building
63
What is the primary intervention goal of sensory rooms in inpatient settings?
Encourage sedentary activities
Provide a distraction from therapy
Offer appropriate sensory input based on individual needs
Reduce environmental stimuli
64
Which sensory intervention strategy uses tactile sensory input to calm or organize the nervous system?
Alert program
Vestibular stimulation
Deep pressure touch strategies
Zones of Regulation
65
Which model do team members collaborate to create a single, unified care plan, often including the client and family?
Multidisciplinary
Unidisciplinary
Interdisciplinary
Transdisciplinary
66
Emotional regulation begins developing in early childhood in the context of:
Primary relationships
Physical growth milestones
Academic learning
Cognitive maturity
67
Which theory emphasizes intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, competence, and relatedness?
MOHO
Self-Determination Theory
Flow Theory
Maslow’s Hierarchy
68
Which of the following is considered unprofessional conduct under Kansas regulations?
Charging a fee for services
Practicing OT under a false name
Refusing to treat a patient
Practicing with a temporary license
69
What is the purpose of a community needs assessment?
To test a theory before implementation
To decide how to divide funding
To determine program effectiveness
To describe the population and prioritize unmet needs
70
What is the Quadruple Aim in health care delivery?
Financial efficiency, reducing costs, care team training, and leadership
Pt satisfaction, hospital ratings, care quality, and health education
Pt experience, population health, reducing costs, and care team wellbeing
Pt experience, financial profits, research advancement, and staff hiring
71
The Transtheoretical Model includes which of the following stages?
Precontemplation, Contemplation, Action
Engagement, Planning, Execution
Action, Resistance, Crisis
Avoidance, Conflict, Change
72
Which type of clinical reasoning considers practical issues, such as equipment availability and insurance?
Narrative reasoning
Pragmatic reasoning
Conditional reasoning
Procedural reasoning
73
In the Zones of Regulation program, what strategies are recommended when a child is in the Red Zone?
Think happy thoughts and get water
Engage in physical activity and take deep breaths
Talk to an adult and take a walk
Work on goals and complete work
74
According to Healthy People 2030, which of the following is a key goal?
Promote standardized interventions over culturally appropriate ones
Reduce investment in chronic condition care
Engage leadership to create health-improving policies
Prioritize institutional care over community-based care
75
What is the first step in the sensory processing sequence?
Nervous system detects sensory stimuli
Brain recognizes stimulus
Behavioral response
Brain assigns meaning
76
Which of the following is NOT appropriate to include on a professional OTA resume?
A summary statement
A professional photo
Buzzwords related to OT techniques
Names of relevant courses
77
What is the primary concern during Stage II: Copycat?
Safety
Speed of documentation
Independence from supervision
Client satisfaction
78
What is one of the first things a student should do to start off professionally in the clinical setting?
Learn everyone’s nickname
Apologize when appropriate and use good manners
Complain about long shifts
Add their supervisor on social media
79
What is the fee for a temporary license in Kansas?
$10
$80
$25
$15
80
Which of the following best describes emotional dysregulation?
A negative emotional experience that interferes with goal-oriented activity
The ability to express positive emotions clearly
The tendency to suppress all emotional responses
The use of meditation to calm emotional arousal
81
Which behavior is a key component of professional presentation?
Using medical jargon at all times
Wearing flashy accessories
Submitting assignments late but neatly
Demonstrating focused attention and active listening
82
Which type of evaluation determines whether the program goal was met?
Process evaluation
Formative evaluation
Impact evaluation
Outcome evaluation
83
The spirit of motivational interviewing includes all the following except:
Evocation
Partnership
Judgement
Acceptance
84
What is a sign that you’re engaging in coaching-style supervision?
You no longer meet weekly with your FWE
You complete all documentation independently
You observe most sessions
Your FWE frequently asks about your rationale for treatment choices
85
What distinguishes transdisciplinary teams from other service delivery models?
Professionals receive cross-training and may share intervention roles
Each provider is limited to their discipline-specific interventions
They follow a strict code of professional separation
They are used exclusively in hospital settings
86
Which supervision style involves the FWE providing a lot of direction and setting the structure for the day?
Directing
Supporting
Delegating
Coaching
87
What does initiative in professionalism include?
Asking permission, using resources, and coming prepared with ideas
Keeping to yourself and doing only what is required
Avoiding responsibility and letting the team lead
Waiting quietly until someone assigns you a task
88
Which describes someone who misses sensory input unless it is intense or unusual?
Sensory seeking
Low registration
Sensory sensitivity
Sensory avoiding
89
A program designed with community members actively involved in its planning and implementation is known as:
Community-focused
Community-informed
Community-driven
Community-based
90
What is psychological safety in team development?
Confidence that team members won’t report one another
An assessment tool for mental health services
A shared belief that interpersonal risk-taking is safe within the team
A safety training program for clinical environments
91
What is the focus of population health as it relates to occupational therapy?
Maximizing health equity and occupational justice with advocacy and policy
Encouraging OT specialization in medical facilities
Providing acute care only during disease outbreaks
Improving private practice profit margins
92
The “Know It All” stage focuses primarily on which type of learning?
Scheduling and prioritization
Completing evaluations independently
Analysis, synthesis, and clinical decision-making
Observation and terminology review
93
A sustainability plan is essential for:
Selecting a location for services
Receiving CEU credit
Getting board approval
Ensuring the program can maintain operations long-term
94
How many Continued Competency Credits (CCCs) are Missouri OTAs required to complete every 2 years?
40
30
24
36
95
Which strength involves thinking about the future and energizing others with one’s vision?
Analytical
Futuristic
Context
Strategic
96
What is the main purpose of reflecting after a clinical experience?
To identify the client’s preferred learning style
To plan future interventions for a different client
To evaluate what was learned and how it can be applied in the future
To document the session in the electronic health record
97
Which evaluation approach emphasizes ongoing, timely feedback for program managers?
Participatory approach
Appreciation Inquiry approach
Decision-oriented approach
Objectives approach
98
Which Level II stage is primarily learning through observation and reviewing academic knowledge?
Stage III: Know It All
Stage IV: Juggler
Stage I: Honeymoon
Stage II: Copycat
99
What term describes conditions into which a person is born that impact health, functioning, and quality of life?
Health disparities
Risk factors
Social determinants of health
Health promotion
100
Which of the following describes community health?
Health insurance enrollment rates
The number of clinics per county
Strict governmental control over service delivery
The emotional, social, and spiritual wellbeing of a group
101
In motivational interviewing, which component is used to paraphrase what the client has said and confirm understanding?
Open-ended questions
Affirmation
Change talk
Reflective listening
102
What is the primary goal of interprofessional collaboration?
To reduce the number of providers involved in a client’s care
To centralize communication through a team leader
To improve the quality of care through shared decision-making
To increase billing opportunities across disciplines
103
Which emphasizes balance between acceptance and change and includes skills training, homework, and behavioral analysis?
Transtheoretical Model
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Motivational Interviewing
104
According to StrengthsFinder, how does Gallup define a weakness?
A personality trait others dislike
Anything that gets in the way of your success
A theme you don’t enjoy using
A lack of skill or knowledge
105
Why is clinical reasoning considered the backbone of the profession?
It links theory to practice and guides intervention
It eliminates the need for collaboration
It replaces documentation
It allows therapists to avoid complex cases
106
What is the purpose of a cover letter in a job application?
To replace the resume
To list job references
To tell a story about your values and fit for a role
To explain gaps in employment
107
In which stage do you begin carrying a full caseload and need strong organizational skills?
Stage II: Copycat
Stage IV: Juggler
Stage III: Know It All
Stage I: Honeymoon
108
How many contact hours of CEUs are Kansas OTs required to complete every 2 years?
30
36
24
40
109
What is the NBCOT exam fee when applying online for the first time?
$35
$595
$430
$540
110
Which of the following is not one of the IPEC Core Competencies for Interprofessional Collaborative Practice?
Values/Ethics
Cultural Competence
Roles & Responsibilities
Interprofessional Communication
