According to the hierarchy of attention which is the least challenging type of attention.
Eva is trying a new type of intervention technique that allo…
Eva is trying a new type of intervention technique that allows her patient to break down functional tasks into steps, then connecting them together one by one as the client learns each step. It can be approached as backward or forward depending on the patients needs.
Matching the following intervention approaches/activities to…
Matching the following intervention approaches/activities to the impairment.
A client needs assistive technology in order to functionally…
A client needs assistive technology in order to functionally live on his own. Because private insurance will be filed to help pay for the device, what is the MOST important thing the OTA can assist the client in obtaining?
Your client has been successful with simple organized visual…
Your client has been successful with simple organized visual scanning tasks to address oculomotor control. Which of the following should they progress to next?
Which condition is caused by the two eyes not working togeth…
Which condition is caused by the two eyes not working together due muscle or nerve weakness (convergence insufficiency) often resulting in double vision?
The smaller the representation on the homunculus the greater…
The smaller the representation on the homunculus the greater the number of sensory and motor pathways.
These individuals all have suffered a parietal lobe impairme…
These individuals all have suffered a parietal lobe impairment. As a result they are experiencing one of the following conditions. Match the impairment to the following scenarios.
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or ans…
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.A client has recently undergone bilateral below-the-knee amputations and will require significant home modifications to be able to return home. What types of modifications would BEST meet this client’s needs?
Cynthia is seen for the first OT session after a new left be…
Cynthia is seen for the first OT session after a new left below-knee amputation related to an infected wound that would not heal due to her constant high glucose levels. During the session, she reports she has experienced intermittent blind spots at various times of the day and her ophthalmologist found poor circulation and hemorrhages in her eyes. What may be the cause?