OTP2 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM | COMPLETE AND GRADED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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1. If an OTP has limited time to complete WC seating assessment with client, what are the 3 most critical aspects to
assess?: 1. Seat width
2. Seat height
3. Seat depth
2. What is an example of OCCUPATION AS ENDS?: MEANINGFUL OCCUPATION
BAKING COOKIES = REGAINING ABILITY TO BAKE
3. What is an example of OCCUPATION AS MEANS?: PURPOSEFUL ACTIVITY, PREPARATORY ALONG THE
WAY
DO BAKING ACTIVITY TO BUILD STRENGTH TO PUT CLOTHES ON
(BAKING IS NOT END GOAL)
4. What strategy should be taken when a client has DIMINISHED/ABSENT sensation?: Compensatory strategy to
prevent/avoid injury is the primary goal
5. Why is a hoyer lift used for clients?: When no other piece of equipment is SAFE or FEASIBLE for the client's
precautions + context
6. Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT): Want to help the client be in the correct position AND feel it the RIGHT
WAY
7. What is the correct position for functional hand position when putting client
,in splint?: SLIGHTLY IN EXTENSION FOR FINGER FLEXION
8. Frequency of OT in Acute Care setting:: 6-7x/wk for 60 minutes for 2 weeks
9. How to INCREASE tone:: QUICK stretch
10. How to DECREASE tone:: PROLONGED stretch, icing, WEIGHTBEARING activities
11. What is the most important contradiction for PAMS?: DON'T do PAMs with overactive
malignancy (tumors)
12. Standard time-frame for STATIC stretch:: 15-60 seconds, 3-5 reps
13. Client puts their shirt on backwards. OTP tells them "your shirt is on backwards." What is this type of feedback?:
Knowledge of results
14. What is the highest level of cognition?: Divided attention + multitasking
15. 4 types of UE Orthotics: 1. static (resting hand splint, brace)
2. serial static
3. static progressive (velcro, hinge, non-dynamic)
4. dynamic (moving, controls + restores movement)
16. T/F: UE amputations are more common, LE take longer to heal: True
17. T/F: the shape of prosthetic does not matter as long as it fits okay..: FALSE, conical
shape is important
Start @ bottom (distal) then go up to add compression (guiding fluid)
Proper fitting is important for protection + wound healing
, 18. Perioperative Period: At the time of surgery of amputation and wounds healed (from the time it occurs to when
incision heals)
19. Pre-prosthetic Period: UNTIL prosthetic is received, working on strengthening + flexibility + final shaping of
residual limb for future fitting
20. Prosthetic TX: Desired participation + performance; don/doff, clean/maintain + wear/use
*Create wearing schedule (30 min, 3x/day), important for ADLs
21. What are three significant things to do during Pre-prosthetic Period: 1. desensitization
2. wound care + edema management
3. check skin for blisters
22. 3 phases of burn management: 1. emergent (72 hours, initial)
2. acute (until wound closed)
3. rehabilitation (scar maturation)
23. Your client falls and sprains their ankle. What PAMs do you recommend?: ICE b/c it is acute, will not inflame the
joint and will aid in tissue repair/recovery
24. Example of PAMs for conduction: HOT PACK (MOIST HEAT)
= DIRECT CONTACT
25. Example of PAMs for convection: FLUIDOTHERAPY
= WITHIN FLUID MEDIUM
2026 LATEST UPDATED | 100% GRADED CORRECT | 100% GUARANTEED TO PASS |
GET A+
1. If an OTP has limited time to complete WC seating assessment with client, what are the 3 most critical aspects to
assess?: 1. Seat width
2. Seat height
3. Seat depth
2. What is an example of OCCUPATION AS ENDS?: MEANINGFUL OCCUPATION
BAKING COOKIES = REGAINING ABILITY TO BAKE
3. What is an example of OCCUPATION AS MEANS?: PURPOSEFUL ACTIVITY, PREPARATORY ALONG THE
WAY
DO BAKING ACTIVITY TO BUILD STRENGTH TO PUT CLOTHES ON
(BAKING IS NOT END GOAL)
4. What strategy should be taken when a client has DIMINISHED/ABSENT sensation?: Compensatory strategy to
prevent/avoid injury is the primary goal
5. Why is a hoyer lift used for clients?: When no other piece of equipment is SAFE or FEASIBLE for the client's
precautions + context
6. Neurodevelopmental Treatment (NDT): Want to help the client be in the correct position AND feel it the RIGHT
WAY
7. What is the correct position for functional hand position when putting client
,in splint?: SLIGHTLY IN EXTENSION FOR FINGER FLEXION
8. Frequency of OT in Acute Care setting:: 6-7x/wk for 60 minutes for 2 weeks
9. How to INCREASE tone:: QUICK stretch
10. How to DECREASE tone:: PROLONGED stretch, icing, WEIGHTBEARING activities
11. What is the most important contradiction for PAMS?: DON'T do PAMs with overactive
malignancy (tumors)
12. Standard time-frame for STATIC stretch:: 15-60 seconds, 3-5 reps
13. Client puts their shirt on backwards. OTP tells them "your shirt is on backwards." What is this type of feedback?:
Knowledge of results
14. What is the highest level of cognition?: Divided attention + multitasking
15. 4 types of UE Orthotics: 1. static (resting hand splint, brace)
2. serial static
3. static progressive (velcro, hinge, non-dynamic)
4. dynamic (moving, controls + restores movement)
16. T/F: UE amputations are more common, LE take longer to heal: True
17. T/F: the shape of prosthetic does not matter as long as it fits okay..: FALSE, conical
shape is important
Start @ bottom (distal) then go up to add compression (guiding fluid)
Proper fitting is important for protection + wound healing
, 18. Perioperative Period: At the time of surgery of amputation and wounds healed (from the time it occurs to when
incision heals)
19. Pre-prosthetic Period: UNTIL prosthetic is received, working on strengthening + flexibility + final shaping of
residual limb for future fitting
20. Prosthetic TX: Desired participation + performance; don/doff, clean/maintain + wear/use
*Create wearing schedule (30 min, 3x/day), important for ADLs
21. What are three significant things to do during Pre-prosthetic Period: 1. desensitization
2. wound care + edema management
3. check skin for blisters
22. 3 phases of burn management: 1. emergent (72 hours, initial)
2. acute (until wound closed)
3. rehabilitation (scar maturation)
23. Your client falls and sprains their ankle. What PAMs do you recommend?: ICE b/c it is acute, will not inflame the
joint and will aid in tissue repair/recovery
24. Example of PAMs for conduction: HOT PACK (MOIST HEAT)
= DIRECT CONTACT
25. Example of PAMs for convection: FLUIDOTHERAPY
= WITHIN FLUID MEDIUM
