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Occupational Therapy Knowledge Quiz

Test your understanding of the principles, history, and practices of occupational therapy with this comprehensive quiz. This quiz is perfect for students and professionals alike who wish to brush up on their knowledge and skills in the field.

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Phillippe Pinel used all of the following treatment methods except what, to help patients regulate their emotions? Correct Response

Sleep

Literature

Work

Music

Phillippe Pinel felt that this was the most tragic condition/illness that people faced?

The loss of Understanding

The loss of limbs

The loss of Perseverance

The loss of Reason

William Tuke believed in the use of Moral Treatment vs. ______ and pharmacological interventions?

Restraint

Kindness

Consideration

Isolation

This physician used arts and crafts as a tool for medical purpose to improve health and financial independence.

George Barton

William Dunton

William Ellis

Herbert Hall

Eleanor Slagle created habit training. She had three phases in her re-education program. What were they?

Kindergarten group, Ward classes in OT, and Work center

Kindergarten group, Progressive classes in OT, and Occupational Center

Kindergarten group, Ward classes in OT, and Occupational Center

Kindergarten group, Progressive classes in OT, and Work center

According to Adolf Meyer, this type of activity promotes health.

Rehabilitative

Purposeful

Psychological

Creative

Our focus during WWI was to rehabilitate soldiers to return to war or do what?

Transition to long term care

Get a job

Transition to home

This is defined as a system of principles for guidance of our profession that represents our values, beliefs, truths, and principles?

Doctrine

Holism

Purposeful Activity

Philosophy

Adolf Meyer believed we differed from other organisms, in what way?

Sense of self, capacity for gradation, and need for occupation

Sense of time, capacity for gradation, and need for occupation

Sense of time, capacity for imagination, and need for occupation

Sense of self, capacity for imagination, and need for occupation

According to Meyer, the relationship between the occupational worker and the patient should consist of all of the following except?

Pt is treated as a person and not an object

Understanding Relationship

Caring Relationship

Helping Relationship

During WWI, occupational therapist were known as what?

Rehabilitation workers

Reconstruction workers

Rehabilitation aides

Reconstruction aides

When providing treatment, the focus on minimizing deficits while maximizing the patients strengths is for what outcome?

Complete the craft

Improving work skills

Improving quality of life

Improving physical strength

We believe in doing, doing is one way of knowing. The other ways of knowing are all of the following except what?

Pride

Experience

Thinking

Feeling

Our current philosophy focuses on occupation and activities as providing meaning to all people, alone or in groups, and is written in what kin of language?

Ethical free language

Meaningful language

Gender free language

English language

AOTA stands for what?

American Occupational Therapy Alliance

American Occupational Therapy Association

Association of Occupation Therapy in America

AOTA membership is beneficial to practitioners and students because of all of the following except?

It's free to be a member

Stays involved in legislative issues

Provide continuing education

Guide our profession based on standards and principles

Sir William and Lady Ellis were known for what?

Father of Moral Treatment Era

Developing the York Retreat

Developing the consolation house

Developing the concept of halfway houses

After WWI, this act established a program of vocational rehabilitation for soldiers disabled in active duty

WWI Rehabilitation Act

Soldiers Rehabilitation Act

Active Duty Rehabilitation Act

Rehabilitation Act

This is defined as a goal-directed behavior aimed at the development of play, work and life skills

Purpose

Occupation

Activity

Meaning

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