What is a setting event in communication?

A situation that occurs prior to an interaction that influences it

What is the main goal of person-first language?

To ensure people are not defined by their disability

What factor most influences a client’s specific path through the continuum of care?

Insurance, geographic location, age, and comorbidities

Which of these is an example of professional communication?

Being concise in verbal and written communication

What is a defining feature of Level I trauma centers?

They offer comprehensive trauma care and are fully equipped 24/7

What is the primary goal of Level II fieldwork?

To integrate academic knowledge with hands-on clinical application

What setting is most commonly associated with the transdisciplinary team model?

Community mental health using the ACT model

What is the primary goal of the “Ask Me 3” method?

Encourage clients to ask important questions in a shame-free setting

What is the role of the Academic Fieldwork Coordinator (AFWC)?

Coordinate and oversee fieldwork education and site assignments

Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?

Making eye contact during conversation

Which of the following is a sign of low health literacy?

Saying “I forgot my glasses” when asked to read

What is an effective advocacy strategy for OT practitioners promoting occupational justice?

Serving in policy-making positions

Which of the following is not typically a consequence of low health literacy?

Increased participation in health promotion

What is the BEST course of action if you are unsure whether you are allowed to release PHI?

Don’t release the information and ask your supervisor

What is the primary goal of interprofessional collaboration in healthcare?

Delivering the highest quality care through teamwork

Which of the following would be a HIPAA violation when using social media?

Complaining about patient behavior online

What is the FWPE used for during Level II fieldwork?

To measure entry-level competence

What is the main goal of occupational therapy in an acute care hospital setting?

Planning for discharge to the next level of care

What is an example of demonstrating personal responsibility in the workplace?

Taking initiative and being punctual

Occupational therapy practitioners are ethically responsible to:

Provide health information in ways appropriate to individual needs

Which of the following is an example of occupational alienation?

A person engages in a routine that no longer provides meaning

Which of the following demonstrates respect of others in the workplace?

Listening to others’ viewpoints, even if you disagree

What is a key focus of OT intervention for individuals affected by human trafficking?

Addressing occupational alienation and trauma-related symptoms

What is the purpose of the REALM and TOFHLA tools?

To assess an individual’s health literacy level

Which of the following best defines professionalism?

The conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize a professional person

What does health literacy primarily involve?

Ability to obtain, process, and understand basic health information

What does the term para language refer to?

Noises like “uh-huh” and laughter that convey meaning

Which communities often prefer identity-first language?

The Deaf and autistic communities

For undocumented immigrants, which issue may most impact OT goal setting and communication?

Language barriers and nonverbal communication differences

What is a key component of the OTA’s role on an interprofessional team?

Contributing to assessment and collaborating on goals

What is the most appropriate type of jewelry in a professional setting?

Minimal jewelry, like two studded earrings per ear

Which of the following best demonstrates active listening?

Paraphrasing what the client says to confirm understanding

Which strategy improves the readability of written health materials?

Sentences with 10 words or fewer

Which statement best describes minority stress in the context of gender identity?

Emotional strain caused by navigating hostile environments

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1
When your facial expression matches your words, you are demonstrating what key communication principle?
Clarity
Authenticity
Tone
Congruence
2
What is a setting event in communication?
The tone used when speaking
A situation that occurs prior to an interaction that influences it
A physical gesture used in conversation
A formal therapy session
3
What is the main goal of person-first language?
To make disability the focus of conversation
To use more scientific terminology
To ensure people are not defined by their disability
To avoid legal liability when discussing disabilities
4
Which is the physical distance typically used in professional interactions?
Social distance
Public distance
Personal distance
Intimate distance
5
What factor most influences a client’s specific path through the continuum of care?
Staff availability
Hospital size
Number of therapy sessions
Insurance, geographic location, age, and comorbidities
6
What type of communication involves the actual words chosen during interaction?
Para language
Verbal
Vocal
Nonverbal
7
What is the maximum value of a durable gift item that may be accepted per year per organization?
$50
$300
$25
$100
8
Which method involves the client repeating information in their own words to confirm understanding?
Ask Me 3
TOFHLA
REALM
Teach-back
9
Which of these is an example of professional communication?
Sending all-caps emails to show urgency
Being concise in verbal and written communication
Avoiding difficult conversations
Using slang in documentation
10
What is a defining feature of Level I trauma centers?
They refer all trauma cases to Level V centers
They do not have emergency services
They provide basic wound care only
They offer comprehensive trauma care and are fully equipped 24/7
11
What is the primary goal of Level II fieldwork?
To learn billing and insurance documentation
To integrate academic knowledge with hands-on clinical application
To observe licensed therapists treating clients
To develop personal time management skills
12
Which of the following behaviors is considered unprofessional attire in a clinical setting?
Neutral nail polish
Closed-toe shoes
Wearing a tank top
Pulled-back hair
13
What setting is most commonly associated with the transdisciplinary team model?
Skilled nursing facilities
Specialized surgical centers
Community mental health using the ACT model
Acute care hospitals
14
What is the primary goal of the “Ask Me 3” method?
Improve digital health access
Encourage clients to ask important questions in a shame-free setting
Promote insurance literacy
Reduce medication errors
15
Which of the following is a key trait of professionalism?
Avoiding self-reflection
Cultural competence
Avoiding conflict at all costs
Talking more than listening
16
What is the role of the Academic Fieldwork Coordinator (AFWC)?
Supervise students directly at the clinical site
Assign final grades for didactic coursework
Coordinate and oversee fieldwork education and site assignments
Create treatment plans for all students’ patients
17
Which of the following is an example of nonverbal communication?
Asking the client a question
Explaining the treatment plan
Saying “I understand how you feel”
Making eye contact during conversation
18
When unsure whether to use person-first or identity-first language, what is generally considered safest?
Person-first language
Medical terminology
Avoiding labels altogether
Slang commonly used online
19
Which of the following is a sign of low health literacy?
Asking many questions during appointments
Bringing a family member for support
Arriving early for appointments
Saying “I forgot my glasses” when asked to read
20
What is an effective advocacy strategy for OT practitioners promoting occupational justice?
Participating in professional-only forums
Serving in policy-making positions
Avoiding controversial topics
Refraining from public involvement
21
Which Medicare part typically covers hospital stays, skilled nursing, hospice, and home health services?
Medicare Part D
Medicare Part A
Medicare Part C
Medicare Part B
22
Which of the following is not typically a consequence of low health literacy?
Medical errors
Overpayment for services
Underreporting of symptoms
Increased participation in health promotion
23
What is the BEST course of action if you are unsure whether you are allowed to release PHI?
Go ahead if the person seems trustworthy
Don’t release the information and ask your supervisor
Ask a coworker
Look it up online
24
What is the primary goal of interprofessional collaboration in healthcare?
Maintaining strict discipline boundaries
Ensuring all team members work independently
Delivering the highest quality care through teamwork
Promoting competition between disciplines
25
Which of the following would be a HIPAA violation when using social media?
Posting about your own experience in OT school
Complaining about patient behavior online
Posting a client success story without any identifying information
Sharing a health-related article from a journal
26
What is an example of a Business Associate under HIPAA?
A janitor
A client’s spouse
A billing software vendor
A clinical intern
27
What is the FWPE used for during Level II fieldwork?
To assign grades for the fieldwork educator
To evaluate time management
To measure entry-level competence
To plan a treatment schedule
28
What is the main goal of occupational therapy in an acute care hospital setting?
Achieving long-term independence
Providing maintenance therapy
Planning for discharge to the next level of care
Teaching advanced IADLs
29
What is an example of demonstrating personal responsibility in the workplace?
Avoiding tasks you are unfamiliar with
Taking initiative and being punctual
Blaming coworkers for missed deadlines
Ignoring feedback from supervisors
30
What ethical principle requires practitioners to do good and promote the health of their clients?
Veracity
Nonmaleficence
Beneficence
Fidelity
31
Which team model involves boundary-blurring and cross-training across disciplines?
Interdisciplinary
Unidisciplinary
Multidisciplinary
Transdisciplinary
32
Which post-acute care setting primarily focuses on restoring ADL performance at a lower intensity than acute rehab?
Sub-acute rehab
Home health
Outpatient
Long-term care
33
Occupational therapy practitioners are ethically responsible to:
Avoid discussing health unless asked
Refer all literacy issues to social workers
Provide health information in ways appropriate to individual needs
Only provide written instructions
34
Which of the following is an example of occupational alienation?
A person lacks transportation to therapy sessions
A person engages in a routine that no longer provides meaning
A person is denied access to jobs due to their race
A person stops working temporarily due to surgery
35
Which of the following demonstrates respect of others in the workplace?
Complaining about coworkers online
Sharing private patient details with friends
Being consistently late
Listening to others’ viewpoints, even if you disagree
36
What should be done before using touch as a communication tool in a professional setting?
Use firm pressure
Begin treatment
Make prolonged eye contact
Ask permission
37
What is a key focus of OT intervention for individuals affected by human trafficking?
Addressing occupational alienation and trauma-related symptoms
Medication adherence monitoring
Referral to law enforcement
Returning to employment immediately
38
A practitioner who refuses to report a colleague engaging in unethical conduct is violating which principle?
Fidelity
Veracity
Social Justice
Autonomy
39
What is the purpose of the REALM and TOFHLA tools?
To assess an individual’s health literacy level
To create nutrition plans
To track medication compliance
To diagnose learning disabilities
40
In which supervisory model is there one student assigned to two fieldwork educators?
Intraprofessional
Shared
Collaborative
Interprofessional
41
Which of the following best defines professionalism?
Being friendly to coworkers
Dressing formally at work
The conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize a professional person
Being liked by clients and patients
42
What does health literacy primarily involve?
Access to online health portals
Understanding of medical billing
Memorizing medication names
Ability to obtain, process, and understand basic health information
43
What does the term para language refer to?
Body language such as posture and gestures
The actual words used in communication
Noises like “uh-huh” and laughter that convey meaning
Cultural interpretation of spoken language
44
Which communities often prefer identity-first language?
People with physical disabilities
People with learning disabilities
Those with chronic illness
The Deaf and autistic communities
45
For undocumented immigrants, which issue may most impact OT goal setting and communication?
Access to transportation services
Shared views on disability
Language barriers and nonverbal communication differences
Familiarity with standardized testing
46
What is a key component of the OTA’s role on an interprofessional team?
Making independent medical diagnoses
Contributing to assessment and collaborating on goals
Supervising licensed therapists
Creating treatment plans without OT input
47
According to IPEC, which of the following is NOT one of the four core competencies for interprofessional collaboration?
Team & Teamwork
Values/Ethics
Roles & Responsibilities
Financial Oversight
48
What is the most appropriate type of jewelry in a professional setting?
Hoops and visible body piercings
Flashy necklaces to show personality
Minimal jewelry, like two studded earrings per ear
Dangling earrings and large bracelets
49
Which of the following best demonstrates active listening?
Thinking about your next question while the client speaks
Avoiding eye contact to reduce distractions
Explaining your own experience in response
Paraphrasing what the client says to confirm understanding
50
Which strategy improves the readability of written health materials?
Text only without visual support
Using complex terminology
Sentences with 10 words or fewer
Long paragraphs without headings
51
Which statement best describes minority stress in the context of gender identity?
Pressure to conform to societal productivity standards
Occupational imbalance due to lack of community activities
A temporary adjustment to new routines
Emotional strain caused by navigating hostile environments
52
Which is required for a student to receive full points on their Student Evaluation of Level I Fieldwork?
Completing it electronically
Having it signed by the AFWC
Submitting it within 24 hours
Providing constructive written feedback
53
What is the main focus of OT in a long-term care (LTC) setting?
Sustaining independence in ADLs and functional mobility
Discharge planning and job training
Participation in community reintegration programs
Acute symptom management
54
What is the main advantage of interprofessional education for students?
Preparing students to compete with other professions
Learning discipline-specific skills only
Promoting isolated professional development
Learning from and with other disciplines to improve collaboration
55
What is the primary purpose of the “Teach-Back Method” in promoting health literacy?
To evaluate the client’s vocabulary
To ensure client understanding
To avoid legal liability
To assess memory skills
56
Which is a major barrier contributing to recidivism among formerly incarcerated individuals?
Structured routines
Limited civic participation and housing
Overabundance of job offers
Access to group therapy
57
A trans man using chest binding and packing to affirm gender identity is engaging in which category of activity?
Occupational imbalance
Occupational avoidance
Gender management occupations
Occupational deprivation
58
What is the focus of bundled payment systems in healthcare reform?
Eliminating all insurance-based reimbursement
Delivering a lump sum per episode of care
Reimbursing each individual service separately
Paying more for complex diagnoses
59
In hospice and palliative care, what is the main goal of occupational therapy?
Provide comfort and meaningful participation
Prepare for community reintegration
Cure terminal illness
Resume competitive employment
60
Which type of communication includes tone, pitch, and volume?
Nonverbal
Verbal
Vocal
Para language
61
What is the definition of ableism?
Supporting disability rights through legislation
Treating everyone the same regardless of ability
Using outdated medical terms to describe people with disabilities
Systemic oppression and labeling of disabled individuals as inferior
62
What is the primary reason for professional dress in healthcare environments?
To avoid buying casual clothes
To appear trendy
To impress clients with your style
To reflect well on the profession, school, and yourself
63
What should you do when receiving difficult feedback during a debriefing?
Get emotional to show how you feel
Dismiss the feedback
Listen carefully and reflect
Interrupt and explain your side
64
Which is a recommended OT role when working with individuals facing racial or ethnic disparities?
Avoid discussing cultural differences
Limit interventions to physical rehabilitation
Advocate for ethical and equitable treatment
Assume equal access to services
65
Which of the following is NOT a recommended time management strategy for fieldwork?
Observing others with strong organizational skills
Engaging in point-of-service documentation
Documenting only at the end of the day
Using a planner or schedule
66
In a 30-minute co-treatment session between PT and OT, how should billing typically be handled?
Each discipline bills 1 unit
Each discipline bills the full 30 minutes
Only the PT may bill
Only the OT may bill
67
In the collaborative model of supervision, the focus is on:
Shared clinical caseload between two FWEs
Alternating shifts between two students
One-on-one mentorship with minimal teamwork
Teamwork, communication, and conflict resolution between students
68
Low health literacy may be a better predictor of:
Job performance
Income level
Physical strength
Health status
69
Which of the following phrases should be avoided based on best practices in respectful communication?
A victim of cerebral palsy
A person with a disability
A blind person
A person living with chronic pain
70
The statement “We are People With AIDS” from the Denver Principles reflects which key idea?
Desire to eliminate all diagnoses
Support for healthcare privacy
Encouragement of medical treatment for AIDS
Emphasis on person-first language and empowerment
71
What is a desirable behavior in managing stress as a professional?
Taking frequent unplanned breaks
Yelling to release frustration
Managing stress in a positive and constructive way
Ignoring the stressor and hoping it passes
72
Which type of supervision means the FWE is always present and directly coaches the student during patient interaction?
Close
Remote
General
Direct
73
Which of the following phrases is considered inappropriate or ableist?
Person who uses a wheelchair
The hearing-impaired
Person with a hearing loss
Autistic person
74
Which document is completed prior to fieldwork to confirm a supervisor’s qualifications?
Time Log
SEFWE
FWPE
FWE Data Form
75
What setting typically uses IRF-PAI for documentation and reimbursement?
Long-term acute care
Skilled nursing facilities
Acute rehabilitation
Outpatient clinics
76
What is the primary purpose of the OASIS documentation tool in home health settings?
To assess therapy staff productivity
To determine reimbursement and reflect skilled care
To monitor vital signs
To track medication use
77
Which of the following is allowed under HIPAA without patient authorization?
Posting a photo on social media with a blurred face
Discussing patient details at lunch
Sharing PHI for billing purposes
Giving PHI to a friend who is a nurse
78
What must a student do at the end of their fieldwork rotation as part of professional expectations?
Record patient discharge summaries
Write a research paper
Submit an updated resume
Complete a thank you note
79
Which term describes internal or external conditions that increase the likelihood of illness or disability?
Occupational imbalance
Social determinants of health
Risk factors
Disparities
80
A client who is quiet, passive, and doesn’t ask questions may be showing signs of:
Compliance
Low health literacy
Memory loss
Anxiety
81
Which of the following is an example of person-first language?
The mentally ill
The deaf
Disabled person
People with disabilities
82
What does intersectionality help us understand?
Why people with disabilities prefer medical terminology
The hierarchy of disability severity
How multiple aspects of identity interact with systems of oppression
That person-first language is outdated
83
Which distance zone is appropriate for personal conversations with friends or family?
Intimate
Social
Public
Personal
84
What is considered Protected Health Information (PHI) under HIPAA?
A client’s age if under 90
A patient’s favorite hobby
A general statement about therapy
A medical record number
85
Why might identity-first language be preferred by some individuals?
It emphasizes medical diagnosis over culture
It avoids using “disability” altogether
It reflects shame in the condition
It identifies the disability as a meaningful part of who they are
86
The therapeutic use of self involves which of the following aspects?
Supervisory authority and administration
Collaboration, empathy, clinical reasoning, and communication
Billing procedures and documentation
Technical expertise and scheduling
87
What distinguishes an interdisciplinary team from a multidisciplinary team?
Interdisciplinary teams develop a shared plan of care collaboratively
Multidisciplinary teams do not allow family involvement
Only one discipline is involved in interdisciplinary teams
Interdisciplinary teams avoid cross-discipline communication
88
Under the ethical principle of autonomy, a patient has the right to:
Choose whether to participate in treatment
Demand any form of therapy
Receive free care regardless of income
Be treated even if they refuse
89
What is a core element of cultural competence in occupational therapy practice?
Prioritizing medical models over cultural beliefs
Recommending the same intervention to all clients
Focusing on productivity outcomes only
Respect for diversity factors of others
90
Which of the following best describes intra-professional collaboration?
Involving clients in billing decisions
Working with professionals from other healthcare fields
Collaborating within the same profession
Participating in community health forums

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