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Introduction to OT

Quiz 1

  1.  
    a. Circle the description of a Preparatory Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity. B. Meaningful activities with an end product. C. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. D. Activities performed in the natural setting which tend to me most motivating and help retain skills better.
  2.  
    a. Circle the description of a Contrived Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity.. B. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. C. Meaningful activities with an end product. D. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity..
  3.  
    a. Circle the description of a Purposeful Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. B. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity. C. Meaningful activities with an end product. D. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity..
  4.  
    a .Circle the description of a Occupation Centered Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. B. Activities performed in the natural setting which tend to me most motivating and help retain skills better. C. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity. D. Meaningful activities with an end product.
  5.  
    What is "Occupation" based on the American Occupational Therapy Association's (AOTA) definition? (you can choose more than one answer)
    A. Daily life activities in which people engage in. B. Meaningful activity that gives one a sense of identity C. ADLs(Activities of daily living), IADLs,(instrumental activities of daily living), sleep, play, work D. Twiddling your thumb E. possession of land
  6.  
    What is the difference between a purposeful "activity" and a "task".
  7.  
    Extra Credit: a. What is Occupational Therapy? b. What is it not?
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Quiz 1

  1.  
    a. Circle the description of a Preparatory Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity. B. Meaningful activities with an end product. C. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. D. Activities performed in the natural setting which tend to me most motivating and help retain skills better.
  2.  
    a. Circle the description of a Contrived Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity.. B. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. C. Meaningful activities with an end product. D. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity..
  3.  
    a. Circle the description of a Purposeful Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. B. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity. C. Meaningful activities with an end product. D. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity..
  4.  
    a .Circle the description of a Occupation Centered Activity b. Give an example (from class or your own)
    A. Getting the client ready for purposeful activity. B. Activities performed in the natural setting which tend to me most motivating and help retain skills better. C. Made up activities that help simulate the actual activity. D. Meaningful activities with an end product.
  5.  
    What is "Occupation" based on the American Occupational Therapy Association's (AOTA) definition? (you can choose more than one answer)
    A. Daily life activities in which people engage in. B. Meaningful activity that gives one a sense of identity C. ADLs(Activities of daily living), IADLs,(instrumental activities of daily living), sleep, play, work D. Twiddling your thumb E. possession of land
  6.  
    What is the difference between a purposeful "activity" and a "task".
  7.  
    Extra Credit: a. What is Occupational Therapy? b. What is it not?

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