A) If a practitioner practicing under a temporary license fails to pass the NBCOT© exam, they may not be able to continue to practice under the temporary license, but this varies by state or jurisdiction.
B) If a practitioner practicing under a temporary license fails to pass the NBCOT© exam, they must stop practicing immediately no matter what state or jurisdiction they are practicing in.
C) If a practitioner practicing under a temporary license fails to pass the NBCOT© exam, they may continue to practice until they make a second attempt to pass the certification examination in any state or jurisdiction.
D) If a practitioner practicing under a temporary license fails to pass the NBCOT© exam, they may appeal to their state licensure board for permission to continue to practice.
F) None of the above
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A) Interventions must occur for at least one week before a change in plan of care is to be considered.
B) In the event of a status change, it is the responsibility of the provider in most recent contact with the patient to communicate the need immediately.
C) Only OTs can identify a need for adjustment to the plan of care.
D) If an OTA providing intervention notices a change in function, he or she should wait until the plan of care is close to expiring before contacting the supervising occupational therapist to update the plan of care.
F) C) and D)
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A) OTAs may perform designated assessments and interpret the data the same as occupational therapists.
B) OTAs may perform designated assessments and interpret the data as long as the occupational therapist co-signs the documentation.
C) OTAs may perform designated assessments to contribute to the evaluation process but they may not interpret data.
D) OTAs may perform designated assessments to contribute to the evaluation process but they may not document any assessment results.
F) B) and C)
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A) Authoritative.
B) Collaborative.
C) Direct observation.
D) Modeling.
F) None of the above
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A) Only the occupational therapist may make recommendations for durable medical equipment.
B) Neither the occupational therapist nor the occupational therapy assistant may make recommendations for durable medical equipment.
C) Both the occupational therapist and the occupational therapy assistant may make recommendations for durable medical equipment but they require a co-signature from a physician validating the requirements.
D) Both the occupational therapist and the occupational therapy assistant may make recommendation for durable medical equipment however certificates of medical necessity must be completed by the occupational therapist.
F) All of the above
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A) Reassessment
B) Evaluation
C) Goal development
D) Intervention
F) A) and C)
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A) Completion of the formal evaluation
B) Interpretation of the findings from the assessment
C) Development of the plan of care
D) All of the above
F) A) and C)
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A) The OTA cannot support any of the listed interventions and should not be staffed to cover this patient. The OT can ask for support for completing portions of the evaluation, but from a staffing standpoint this would not make sense.
B) The OTA can complete family training, durable medical equipment prescription, and fall prevention training, and complete the discharge summary. The OT only needs to be staffed for the first session to complete the initial evaluation.
C) The OT must see the client for the initial evaluation and for the discharge summary; however, the OTA's scope of practice covers interventions, family training, and durable medical equipment recommendations and training on its use.
D) The OT must provide ongoing supervision for all interactions between the OTA and the patient in order to complete the discharge summary; therefore, both providers should be staffed for all four of the sessions.
F) A) and C)
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B) False
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A) The supervisee is expected to comply without question or contribution.
B) It allows for open communication and exchange of thoughts and ideas.
C) It is indicated in situations where concrete supervision is needed, such as outlining required productivity or expectations of performance.
D) Both a and c.
F) C) and D)
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A) Occupational therapists may be educated at the master's and doctoral level and the occupational therapy assistant may be educated at the associate and bachelor's level
B) Occupational therapists may be educated at the doctoral level and the occupational therapy assistant may be educated at the associate and bachelor's level.
C) Occupational therapists may be educated at the master's and doctoral level and the occupational therapy assistant may be educated at the associate level.
D) Occupational therapists may be educated at the doctoral level and occupational therapy assistants may be educated at the associate level.
F) A) and C)
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A) Requirements are the same for all states and jurisdictions and are determined by the licensure law in each state/jurisdiction.
B) Requirements vary by state and jurisdiction and are determined by AOTA in conjunction with state licensure boards.
C) Requirements are the same for all states and jurisdictions and are determined by NBCOT©.
D) Requirements vary by state and jurisdiction and are determined by the licensure law in each state/jurisdiction.
F) None of the above
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B) False
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A) Planning and execution of treatment
B) Administering parts of standardized assessments
C) Developing the occupational therapy plan of care
D) Developing interventions to follow the occupational therapy plan of care
F) B) and C)
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A) Authoritative
B) Modeling/Demonstration
C) Collaborative
D) Direct
F) C) and D)
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A) Direct observation
B) Co-treatment
C) Teaching supervision style
D) Skill development
F) None of the above
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B) False
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A) Continuing education requirements are set nationally by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT)
B) Most states uphold requirements for continuing education however the requirement varies from state to state.
C) There are two levels of continuing education requirement for all states; one for occupational therapists and one for occupational therapy assistants.
D) There are no formal requirements for continuing education once initial certification and licensure is obtained.
F) None of the above
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A) Phone calls
B) E-mail
C) Modeling
D) Written correspondence
F) A) and C)
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B) False
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