A child raised in rural Pakistan has recently moved to the U.S.  His widowed mother had vitamin deficiencies during the pregnancy.  The child has a hair tuft on his back.  The COTA suspects he may have

A teen with traumatic brain injury needs to be fitted for a wheelchair seating system.  Who is the best choice for this?

When getting a child ready for feeding the COTA should make sure he is (choose 2)

A teen girl has cystic fibrosis a recessive inherited disease most commonly found in people of Northern European descent.  The condition causes the mucus build up in the lungs.  Although the current life expectancy is 37 years old, she is in declining health and is on hospice and expected to succumb within 1-2months. She complains of difficulty grasping fork/spoon, brushing her hair, and walking to the lavatory.  She is sad and depressed about missing her friends and the upcoming prom. The MD has referred her for OT, PT, SLP, and a psychologist.  Which of the following is the best intervention idea?

Which of the following are appropriate to treat torticollis? (choose 3) 

The COTA is using CO-OP for a child who has ADHD to improve his ability to organize and complete his chores.  The COTA directs the child to write down what supplies he needs to feed the pets and then to gather them.  The child says he doesn’t know where the fish food is.  What should the COTA do to provide guided learning?

When feeding a baby in the NICU, the child should be

A child with terminal cancer is receiving palliative care.  She struggles to self feed secondary to weakness and low endurance.  What is the best intervention?

The COTA works with a child with poor emotional regulation.  When her pencil breaks she becomes upset and starts to cry.  She runs to the teacher and disrupts the class until she is assisted sharpening the pencil.  What is an appropriate intervention to address this and generalize across environments?

A COTA is treating a child with cerebral palsy.  Is using constraint induced movement therapy (CIMT) to improve hand use on the affected right side and overcome learned nonuse.  What type of cerebral palsy does the child most likely have?