MSOT 608 Final Review

Which stage of recovery is characterized by everyday engagement, navigating challenges, and meeting expectations?

Elizabeth is in a program that runs Monday-Friday and she is present for 6 hrs/day. What type of program is this?

You create a picture schedule to help an individual with ASD complete schoolwork. Which deficit area are you targeting?

Which approach listed below involves role blurring of the disciplines and allows for 24 hour service delivery?

Which statement uses the LEAST stigmatizing language towards people with mental illness?

Which depression specifier is associated with increased appetite, leaden paralysis, & worsening symptoms at night?

As an OT, how could you BEST support someone in the contemplation stage of change?

What strategy may be used with occupation-based interventions to decrease stress&increase knowledge about one's illness?

Which leisure intervention pairs a client with a support person to promote engagement in social leisure occupations?

According to statistics, which population below has a higher probability of developing a substance use disorder?

A student recognizing their anxiety about an upcoming assignment would represent what in the modal model of emotions?

Teaching a client how to read labels on cleaning products is an example of which kind of home management intervention?

Which was a response to inhumane treatment of people with mental illness & used occupations to occupy individual’s time?

Personality difficulties typically emerge

In CBT, a collaborative strategy with opportunities to test thoughts, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors is..

According to occupational scientists, substance use or addiction can be viewed as an?

Who developed assessment techniques based on observation of performance through tasks like leathermaking & paper making?

Which type of medication is most frequently prescribed for the management of ADHD symptoms?

Maddie has recurrent outbursts and is aggressive toward her parents and the family pet. Which dx is best described?

Similar to ASD, in schizophrenia, communication is often impacted by what?

Of the options below, which are the strongest predictors for outcomes with a diagnosis of ASD?

Interventions targeting which performance pattern will be most effective in supporting caregivers for people with NCDs?

Cultural competence

Rae has anxiety while on the bus & standing in crowds due to fear of not being able to escape. She likely has which dx?

Signs and symptoms of illness that are locally recognized and occur in individuals of a specific cultural group are

David has antisocial personality disorder. Which does he most likely engage in?

Which of the following is NOT a diagnostic feature of PTSD?

An individual who may be able to follow 1-2 step actions with objects has what level of intellectual disability?

Which factor is most predictive of functioning for people with schizophrenia?

Which impairment in neurocognitive disorders may present as difficulty recognizing faces?

An individual’s stay in the ______setting is typically very brief, but it is often the beginning of a person’s recovery.

For OTPs, which of the following is a barrier to addressing spirituality in practice?

Which condition below may exhibit emotional dysregulation most notably in lack of impulse control?

For an individual with a disability, refusal of required care could potentially be a form of?

Donna often eats alone until uncomfortably full but does not engage in purging behavior. What dx may Donna have?

Death from anorexia nervosa is most often caused by?

Which of the following relaxation intervention focuses on noticing (not judging or manipulating) the present reality?

Which hormone is most responsible for preparing the body for fight or flight?

True or False: Bipolar II is the less severe type of bipolar disorder.

Which type of sensory stimuli are we best able to selectively attend to?

The most commonly prescibed medication for people with bipolar disorder is

Which subtype of ADHD has the main symptom of excessive motor activity?

The most stigmatized conditions are considered to have:

Which of the following is a strategy to improve vigilence?

Application of learning strategies to promote acquisition of new skills best reflects which approach to intervention?

Your client with schizphrenia is laughing uncontrollably at an otherwise sad situation. What kind of symptom is this?

Which assessment and outcome measure has a client plot their progress in ten dimensions of recovery?

Which is a Cluster A personality disorder (odd/eccentric behavior, disordered thinking)?

Which assessment measure scores participants on the level of assistance needed for cognitive task completion?

Ben justifies his drinking by telling himself that he has a high tolerance for alcohol & knows when to stop. This is a