Exam Preview for 6387: The Role Of The Occupational Therapy Practit

The Role Of The Occupational Therapy Practitioner: Pediatric Acute Care Virtual Conference

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1. What are the most common reasons children require hospital care? Traumatic brain injuries Gastrointestinal and respiratory problems Cardiac and respiratory problems Burns
2. What is the focus of intervention in pediatric acute care? Preventing secondary disability Restoring performance A and B None of the above
3. What is an example of a secondary disability? Contractures Generalized weakness/decreased endurance Cardiopulmonary compromise All of the above
4. The parent coaching model includes ALL EXCEPT: Assessment Joint planning Observation Reflection
5. What is a TRUE statement about the interprofessional care team in pediatric acute care? Children and families do not benefit from a wide range of medical specialists and professionals. The occupational therapy practitioner may be a member of many teams and collaborates and communicates with various medical professionals. Interdisciplinary (interprofessional) care is not common or mandated by most regulatory mechanisms. Interdisciplinary medical teams are static in nature.