Peds Final: Part 1

What does it mean to describe the form of play?

Which of the following family structures can cause difficulty to fulfill roles or participate in occupations?

How is data driven decision making different from a regular evaluation?

Which environmental modification for behavior involves providing a signal that indicates when something will occur?

A child has weak grip. What would be an OT's concern in a school setting?

Which of the in-hand manipulation skills requires moving the shaft of the pencil/utensil within the hand?

How may a child with dyspraxia and ideation issues present?

When do children begin to show prosocial behavior and preferences for playmates?

In which way is play mostly used as in OT intervention?

Roles of siblings are typically what structure?

While the therapeutic relationship is important, the most important aspect of pediatric OT is the treatment.

What is "least restrictive environment"?

A child using CO-OP is using handwriting skills to hold a utensil. What stage is the child at?

Which of the following is associated with standardized tests and play?

The following sensory systems are immature in the neonatal period

First known responses to sensory stimuli is tactile stimuli at 5.5 weeks gestation.

If the brain does not receive enough sensory stimuli, it can generate hallucinations and distortions.

Which validity describes how well test scores reflect current performance?

Which program is a 1 year transition employment program, including internships, job coaching, and employment skills?

What plays a factor in a child's ability to reach and grab objects?

When does activity analysis occur?

Evaluation areas in school include all of the following EXCEPT

What elements would be changed to modify the methods of the task?

Symbolic play and language development may be impeded due to sensory registration issues.

In the ABC relationship, what componet consist of the stage where the behavior is performed?

When is considered the most critical period for development?

All of the following play a role in CNS development of a fetus EXCEPT

How may a child react if they are not able to receive sensory information properly?

Standardized tests are only used during evaluation.

All of the following are reasons an activity analysis is done EXCEPT

How does the occupational perspective of health describe Becoming?

What is the top challenging behavior parents report?

At what age can children use a spoon to move food to the mouth, but is messy?

A child can start running at age 2, but true running in a child begins at ages 5-6 years old.

The following are ways to initiate play EXCEPT

How does emotional regulation portray in infants

Which of the following parenting styles is associated with stronger development in children?

BREAK TIME: Click best dessert.

Which of the following is considered a non-normative event?

Which of the following are barriers to accessing play?

What is it when an OT uses body posture and communication to fit the child?

What determines the timing and type of occupations regarding chores and play?

Families with children with which disorder have the highest financial burden?

Which of the following is not a component of family-centered care?

How does development occur according to Ayres?

At what age do children begin to play in functional/relational play?

If an OT is working with a child by integrating routines in the treatment, what approach is being used?

Supportive school programs that promote success and good behaviors would be what tier of intervention?

When do transition services begin to develop and be implemented for a student?

Which type of evaluation compares one's performance from a previous performance?

All of the following describe a "just right challenge" except

What happens when the brain is able to meet a challenge with an adapted response?

Accelerated acculturation of children in school can cause conflict in families.

All of the following are purposes of standardized tests EXCEPT

Which IRM Mode is associated with valuing child and family input?

Which model focuses on the elements of volition, habituation, and the environment?

Characteristics of play are generally agreed upon EXCEPT

How are children with disabilities become isolated from social participation?

What is social particpation important in developing in an individual?

What issue would cause a child to have an issue with cleansing themselves during toileting?

What percentage of students take leadership roles of their IEP meetings?

All of the following are ways to be culturally competent EXCEPT

If a child is having trouble with keeping up with peers in skills, which FOR would the OT base intervention on?

Which disorder would benefit the most from social skill interventions?

All of the following are purposes for challening behavior EXCEPT

Which of the following is a change to play that has occurred over the years?

Employment outside the home are lowest for individuals with deaf-blindness, orthopedic impairment, and autism.

Which of the following provide specific strategies for intervention?

The cultural environment provides encouragement and support for ADL independence.

How does a strength-based model contrast with a traditional medical model?

Which type of service delivery is where the OT spends 2-3 hours in a classroom working with a small group of children?

The following have shown to be factors in success with children in immigrant families EXCEPT