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Pediatric Stem Cell Transplantation Part 2: Occupational Therapy Treatment for Common Cases
Please note: exam questions are subject to change.
1. Which of the following activities should be avoided when planning/providing treatment for pediatric clients with platelet levels below 20,000/uL?
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2. Between day -2 → day +2 following stem cell transplantation, which of the following should be considered when planning occupational therapy treatment?
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3. For pediatric clients diagnosed with GVHD, which of the following may be an effective treatment to address skin involvement?
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4. On “day 0” of the pediatric stem cell transplantation process, which of the following is the most appropriate action of the occupational therapy practitioner before providing treatment?
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5. For clients on strict protective isolation precautions due to neutropenia, which of the following would be the most appropriate to use during occupational therapy for a preschool-age child?
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6. What is the ideal timeframe to initiate occupational therapy treatment during the stem cell transplantation process?
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7. Which of the following is an anti-rejection medication to prevent GVHD that may warrant holding therapy during the first dose due to the high reaction rate?
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8. Which of the following occupational therapy treatments is supported by evidence for children experiencing psychosocial side effects including anxiety and depression during the stem cell transplant process?
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9. Evidence supports which of the following intervention approaches to maximize energy and limit CRF?
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10. When treating clients receiving the chemotherapy agent, doxorubicin, occupational therapy practitioners should be mindful of which of the following when implementing safe treatment?
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