The COTA adapts the environment to increase access for persons in a wheelchair.  What type of intervention approach is this?  

What does the “P and E” stand for in PEOP?

The COTA is under pressure to meet productivity demands.  When the client refuses therapy, the COTA pushes his wheelchair to the gym and tells him he has to go or she will report him to his MD and get him in trouble. Does the patient have the right to refuse treatment?  

A COTA explains to a client’s manager why he needs an ergonomic chair at work.  This is ______________ for the client. 

COTA applies ultrasound to wrist.  This is a:

Occupational therapy practioner’s see barriers to performance as a problem.

The COTA can administer standardized assessments  

Which is an environment a COTA can work in without OTR supervision? 

The mid-century therapists who incorporated Reductionist Reasoning might say “the broken part creates a broken machine.

Knowledge & voluntary agreement by which client undergoes intervention in accordance with his values & preferences is the definition of: