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Accessible Therapeutic Horticulture with Micro-Dwarf Plants in Occupational Therapy

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1.  As horticulture therapy is holistic, it requires __________________.
  1. Cognition to plan and sequence
  2. Physical skills to tend to the plants
  3. Emotional investment
  4. All of the above
2.  Why are micro-dwarf plants recommended?
  1. They taste better.
  2. There are minimal demands on physical capacity, facility space, and project funds.
  3. People are more familiar with these varieties.
  4. None of the above
3.  Horticultural therapy dates back to ___________.
  1. 1000 BC
  2. 200 AD
  3. 2000 BC
  4. 1500's
4.  All of the following are the sensory benefits of horticultural therapy, EXCEPT:
  1. Sequencing the tasks of seed planting
  2. Gritty touch of dirt
  3. Buzzing of insects provide tactile and auditory stimuli
  4. Sharp-sounding snip of pruning scissors
5.  A Horticultural Therapist-Registered needs:
  1. A bachelor's degree in horticultural therapy or a bachelor's degree in another area
  2. Additional coursework in plant science, human science, and horticultural therapy
  3. To have completed a lengthy internship in service provision, and attain registration as a horticultural therapist with the American Horticultural Therapy Association
  4. All of the above
6.  According to Kamioka et al., in 2014, occupational therapists who do not possess the credentials of a Horticultural Therapist-Registered may still provide valuable therapeutic interventions that are:
  1. Client-centered
  2. Focused around an occupation
  3. Goal driven
  4. All of the above
7.  Barriers to traditional horticulture therapy programs include all of the following, EXCEPT:
  1. Poor physical access
  2. Lack of transporation
  3. Fully ambulatory on all surfaces
  4. Intolerance to heavy work
8.  A micro-dwarf tomato plant is typically under ____________________.
  1. 12-14 inches tall
  2. 6-8 inches tall
  3. 16-18 inches tall
  4. No specific size
9.  Micro-dwarf tomato varieties include all of the following, EXCEPT:
  1. Micro-Tom
  2. Mighty T
  3. Tiny Tim
  4. Florida Petite
10.  Steps to planting the seeds are:
  1. Dampen the germination medium
  2. Fill your seed starting container(s)
  3. Place into a tray or plastic lid that can hold water
  4. All of the above

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