Occupational Therapy Foundations Practice Exam

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• What is 'occupational balance'?
• What is the difference between activity analysis and occupation analysis?
• What is the overarching vision of Healthy People 2032?
• Which description describes prioritization in a top-down intervention?
• During graded activity, what is typically monitored to ensure safety?
• What is the difference between top-down and bottom-up approaches to intervention?
• Which scenario exemplifies occupational deprivation?
• How should progress toward goals be documented in an OT plan of care?
• Which statement describes 'Occupational Analysis'?
• What are the three parts of the OTPF process?
• In activity analysis, which aspects are assessed to ensure safety and feasibility?
• Which of the following is an example of an activity?
• Name the major categories of clinical reasoning used in OT.
• In occupational therapy, what is the approach to grading and adapting activities?
• How is ROM assessment used in planning OT interventions?
• Which category in OTPF-4 includes physical, social, cultural, temporal, and virtual aspects that influence performance?
• Which of the following is an example of another outcome measure used in OT besides COPM?
• Which is a direct aim of task analysis in clinical documentation?
• In the OT evaluation process, which statement best describes analysis of occupational performance?
• What is the therapeutic use of self in OT?
• Which study design is a case-control study?
• In OT terms, participation is defined as:
• What is the difference between a screening and a comprehensive evaluation?
• Which tool is commonly used to capture client priorities for goal setting?
• The Outcomes in OT are best described as:
• Payer criteria in OT service eligibility primarily influence what?
• Which statement best defines 'Activity Demands'?
• Which option is a personal factor in OTPF?
• What is the purpose of energy conservation education in OT?
• In occupational therapy, what is identified as the first step in the evaluation process?
• What is occupational justice and why is it relevant?
• Which statement best describes licensure and supervision requirements for OT practice and training?
• How are short-term goals (STG) related to long-term goals (LTG) in occupational therapy practice?
• Outline the steps of activity analysis.
• Which approach is appropriate for tailoring OT interventions for autism spectrum disorder across ages?
• Which option best describes risk management in an OT clinical setting?
• Which item is listed as a body function category in the domain?
• Which describes primary prevention?
• How is safety maintained during OT interventions?
• What is the primary goal when describing the purpose of analyzing discrete steps?
• Which statement describes 'Activity Analysis'?
• Task analysis includes analysis of the factors that limit a person's ability to perform the task/activity.
• What is the purpose of using assistive technology in OT?
• Which example illustrates a task-specific motor skill?
• Therapeutic use of self in OT refers to which concept?
• What are the core constructs of MOHO?
• Task analysis considers task demands and their impact on the individual.
• What characterizes a neurocognitive approach to OT intervention?
• Name a commonly used ADL/IADL assessment for adults.
• The PEO model in OT stands for:
• In a COAST goal, which component specifies the amount of assistance required?
• Which statement best captures the essence of evidence-based practice in OT?
• A personally meaningful and purposeful combination of activities that individuals do to occupy time and bring meaning and purpose to life is called which term?
• How do you determine eligibility for OT services?
• Which option best describes risk management related to equipment safety in OT practice?
• How do ethics and legal standards relate to OT practice?
• Which statement about the OTPF is true?
• Quality of life is defined as:
• Which of the following are factors of the Domain section of the OTPF?
• What is the purpose of the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM)?
• Which analysis is most relevant when evaluating a person within their home environment?
• Which statement best reflects client-centered OT?
• Which of the following statements best describes energy conservation strategies in OT?
• In MOHO, which core construct relates to motivation and interest in performing occupations?
• Which statement correctly distinguishes client factors from contexts and environments in OTPF-4?
• Task analysis is used in OT to?
• Which statement about Occupational Justice is true?
• In this context, what does the term Demand refer to?
• Which statement correctly differentiates a task from an activity?
• Health is defined as:
• Which component is NOT typically included in the occupational profile?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a domain within Occupations in the OTPF?
• What is the difference between direct and indirect supervision in OT practice?
• Which statement best describes the motor learning principle of variability in OT practice?
• Which item is not typically included in standard occupational therapy clinical documentation?
• How does task analysis aid clinical documentation?
• Which device is an example of assistive technology?
• Which of the following is one of the eight dimensions of well-being?
• What is occupational justice?
• What are universal precautions in OT settings?
• What is a primary ethical consideration in occupational therapy documentation?
• Therapeutic use of self involves...
• Which item is NOT a Performance Pattern domain element?
• Which statement best describes the Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT) approach and a common critique?
• Which sequence correctly represents the core steps in the OT evaluation process?
• Which description best defines performance patterns in OTPF-4?
• What is a client-centered approach in OT?
• Which document element outlines the plan for a client’s transition home or to another setting?
• Name two ethical principles in the AOTA Code of Ethics.
• Which of the following describes neuroplasticity in OT?
• For a client who has had a stroke, how are appropriate activity demands determined?
• What should progress notes document?
• Distinguish among remediation, compensation, and adaptation as OT approaches.
• Which statement best captures a core aspect of Participation?
• Which components are included in occupational balance?
• What describes SMART goal writing in OT, including an example?
• What is the role of contexts and environments in OT practice?
• Which of the following are factors of the Process section of the OTPF?
• In MOHO, which core construct refers to habitual patterns and roles?
• What is the role of assistive technology in OT?
• Which elements are included in a COAST goal format?
• What is client-centered practice in OT?
• What best defines activity analysis in occupational therapy?
• Define evidence-based practice in occupational therapy.
• What is the purpose of documenting outcomes in OT evaluation?
• Which of the following is an example of a task?
• Which of the following is a functional independence measure?
• What is the biopsychosocial model's role in occupational therapy?
• Which statement describes best practices for wheelchair transfers to ensure safety?
• Which elements explain why task performance quality may vary between individuals?
• Secondary prevention involves...?
• What is the key difference between activity analysis and an occupation-based assessment?
• Which are core components of the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?
• What is the overarching goal of the occupational therapy profession according to the OTPF?
• Provide an example of an evidence-based intervention for improving fine motor skills in children.
• Name two standardized assessments commonly used to evaluate upper-extremity dexterity and function.
• What best describes task analysis in occupational therapy?
• Which practice aligns with key HIPAA privacy considerations for occupational therapy?
• What are performance patterns in OTPF-4?
• Health disparities refer to population-specific differences in disease rates, health outcomes, and access to care, affecting which groups?
• What are performance skills in OTPF-4?
• In activity analysis, which demands are examined?
• Which of the following are examples of outcome measures used in OT?
• In task analysis, what does analyzing task demands help determine?
• Which scenario best illustrates occupational imbalance?
• Which description best characterizes the problem list in clinical documentation?
• Which sensory processing theories are commonly applied in OT with children?
• At approximately what age does the pincer grasp typically emerge?
• Which term describes a loss of choice and opportunities in daily activities beyond the control of the individual (war, jail, natural disasters, death)?
• In SOAP notes, which section documents the plan for future interventions and discharge planning?
• What principle underpins evidence-based practice in occupational therapy?
• Which is an example of occupational demands as described in the material?
• Which statement best describes updating goals in an OT plan of care?
• Which statement best differentiates Wellness from Health as described in the material?
• How is discharge readiness determined in OT?
• Name two common pediatric conditions OT often treats.
• Which option accurately maps impairment, activity limitation, and participation restriction to ICF terms?
• What is the purpose of documentation standards in OT practice?
• Which two core ethical principles are central to occupational therapy practice?
• How do OTs address falls risk in older adults?
• A collection of tasks performed together to accomplish a goal is best described as which term?
• In SOAP notes, which section would document client-reported concerns and perceptions of their condition?
• In a SOAP note, what does the Plan section convey?
• What best describes the occupational profile and its purpose in an initial evaluation?
• In documentation, which statement supports medical necessity for reimbursement?
• What is health disparity?
• Participation is defined as:
• Which term describes a loss of balance in the engagement of daily activities, such as burnout or home-life imbalance?
• What is the primary focus of the Ecology of Human Performance (EHP) model?
• What is the purpose of using CPT codes in documentation?
• In SOAP notes, which section contains the clinician's interpretation of progress toward goals?
• Which of the following is a Performance Skill?
• What is the joint protection technique and when might you use it?
• What governs the use of modalities in occupational therapy?
• What is an occupational profile?
• Which component is included in the SMART framework used in OT goal setting?
• Which motor learning principle is commonly used in OT practice?
• Which outcome measures help track participation in occupational therapy?
• Name two standardized assessments commonly used to assess functional performance in adults.
• What does occupational and activity analysis aim to determine?
• Which option lists the eight dimensions of well-being exactly as described?
• What does 'how a specific person does a specific task or activity' focus on?
• List the core domains of the OTPF-4.
• To differentiate whether a client has difficulty completing a task versus difficulty planning, which approach is most essential?
• Which of the following is an example of a client factor?
• How should safety in functional tasks be assessed for older adults with balance issues?
• Supervision for OT students and aides is typically what?
• Which best describes the scope of task analysis?
• Why is discharge planning a key part of OT practice?
• What statement best reflects client-centered occupational therapy?
• Which of the following is NOT part of activity demands?
• How is Beliefs defined in OT?
• Which of the following is NOT a domain of the OTPF-4?
• Name two common cognitive rehabilitation interventions.
• Which component is considered in task analysis regarding environment?
• The OTPF is NOT a
• Which option lists the five domains of the OT Practice Framework (OTPF-4)?
• Which statement best defines occupations in the OTPF-4?
• Which criterion guides the selection of orthotics or assistive devices?
• What is sensory processing and why is it relevant to OT?
• Which statement best describes 'Occupational Demands'?
• ICF stands for which of the following?
• A single, observable step within an activity is called what?
• Which statement correctly differentiates client factors from activity demands?
• Occupational justice concerns which principle?
• Wellness as described includes which of the following?
• Which term describes occupations that do not satisfy inner needs through daily activities?
• A SOAP note includes which of the following sections?
• Which are essential components of effective discharge planning for OT clients?
• What is the essence of a top-down evaluation approach in occupational therapy?
• Which of the following is an example of a client factor?
• Which statement best describes family-centered care in pediatric OT?
• What does the Person-Environment-Occupation (PEO) model describe?
• How is Values defined in the OT framework?
• Which statement best reflects client-centered practice in OT?
• Which of the following is an example of contexts and environments according to OTPF-4?
• How do you address cultural humility in OT practice?
• When identifying environmental barriers to participation, professionals typically use which approach?
• What is the highest level of evidence in occupational therapy research?
• What best defines activity demands in OT?
• Which factor is NOT typically analyzed in task analysis?
• Tertiary prevention focuses on what?
• What factors influence the quality of task performance according to task analysis?
• Occupational Justice is described as:
• In MOHO, occupational performance is viewed as the result of which elements?
• Which statement best defines performance skills in OTPF-4?
• During the occupational profile, which types of information are typically collected?
• Which of the following best describes the OT role in ergonomics and workplace safety?
• Why is re-evaluation important in the OT process?
• Which term best describes a scenario involving occupational alienation, such as an environmental activist in an unfulfilling job?
• Healthy People 2032 envisions a society in which all people achieve their full potential for health and well-being across the lifespan. How many major goals does it have?
• How do you assess environmental barriers to participation?
• Activity demands include external requirements such as
• What are 'discrete steps' in task analysis?
• What is the focus of the OTPF process?
• Which sequence best describes typical hand function development milestones?
• Which description best characterizes an occupational therapy intervention plan?
• Which program is an example of a structured handwriting intervention?
• Clinical and professional reasoning in OT primarily involves which activity?
• Wellness is defined as:
• Which statement best describes OT outcomes as presented?
• Personal factors in the OTPF include all of the following EXCEPT which item?
• Which of the following are included in universal precautions?
• Which item is included under body structures?
• An example of occupational demands in practice could include which measure?
• Which statement best describes a client-centered goal in occupational therapy?
• Which statement best defines health promotion?
• Which practice reduces fall risk and increases safety during transfers?
• Which statement reflects when targeted outcomes are determined?
• Which factor is a Contexts (Environments) domain element?
• Which service delivery method is considered in the OTPF process?
• How does OT differ in pediatrics versus geriatrics?
• What are the components of SOAP notes in OT?
• Which item is NOT a core component of MOHO?
• What defines cultural competence in OT?
• The domain that includes body functions such as mental, sensory, neuromuscular, movement-related, voice, speech, digestive, and body system functions is:
• What outcome best describes a screening in occupational therapy?
• Which of the following is included in task analysis?
• Which best defines graded activity in occupational therapy?
• Distinguish body functions from body structures.