WEBCE PRACTICE PRACTICE
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ A very confused long-term care facility resident is frequently found in the
rooms of other residents in the middle of the night. Which of the following
environmental adaptations would MOST effectively prevent wandering?
A. apply wrist restraints after the client has fallen asleep
B. keep hallways clear of obstructions to prevent injury
C. install an alarm on the client's door
D. move the individual's room close to the nurses station.
Answer: C. install an alarm on the client's door
◍ Patrice demands that insurance salesman James leave her porch. When he
tries to force his way into her house, Patrice strikes him with an umbrella.
He files a claim for bodily injury, which Patrice's homeowners policy will:·
not cover because business activities are excluded· cover because James was
not an invitee· cover because she intentionally used reasonable force to
protect herself· not cover because intentional injury is excluded.
Answer: cover because she intentionally used reasonable force to protect
herselfThe homeowners policy excludes coverage for bodily injury that the
insured expects or intends. However, the exclusion does not apply when the
insured uses reasonable force to protect people or property.
◍ Cody's employer furnishes him with a company car for both business and
personal use. His wife, Deanne, has her own car but sometimes drives the
company car. Adding the extended nonowned coverage endorsement to
Deanne's personal auto policy (PAP):· extends the physical damage
coverages to Cody while driving the company car· applies the liability and
medical payments coverages to Cody while driving the company car·
, extends Deanne's PAP coverage to Cody while driving Deanne's car· does
not protect Deanne when she is driving the company car.
Answer: applies the liability and medical payments coverages to Cody while
driving the company carThe Extended Non-Owned Coverage-Vehicles
Furnished or Available for Regular Use Endorsement (PP 03 06) modifies
the liability and medical payments coverages to protect Cody. It also offers
an option to extend this protection to Deanne.
◍ An OT practitioner wants to provide functional activities as part of an
individual's hand rehabilitation program. Which of the following activities
are appropriate?
A. active and self-care range-of-motion techniques
B. crafts, games, and self-care tasks
C. cone stacking, pegs, and pulleys
D. mild, moderate, and resistive Thera-Band exercises.
Answer: B. crafts, games, and self-care tasks
◍ While working at his service station, Bert mistakenly fueled a customer's
truck with gasoline rather than diesel fuel, damaging the truck's engine. In
responding to the trucker's liability claim for damages, Bert's insurance
policy requires him to perform all the following duties EXCEPT:· assist the
insurer in making a settlement· try to settle the claim on his own· promptly
notify the insurer of the claim· promptly forward any loss notice or
summons to her insurer.
Answer: try to settle the claim on his ownBert should not try to settle the
claim himself because a policy condition requires him to assume no
obligation and make no payment directly to a claimant.
◍ An individual is about to be discharged from outpatient OT after
rehabilitation for a hand injury. The individual has not been able to work for
3 months and is unable to perform all of the job requirements as a truck
driver. Which of the following should the OT practitioner recommend at
discharge?
A. A home exercise program
, B. Home health OT
C. Work hardening
D. No further OT services.
Answer: C. Work hardening
◍ An OT is treating a restaurant worker with pain resulting from a cumulative
trauma disorder. The OT suggested using elastic taping to decrease pain in
the UE while working. In addition to decreasing pain, this type of taping can
also assist with:
A. decreasing inflammation and edema
B. potentially increasing muscle fatigue
C. limiting ROM and strength
D. desensitizing the UE.
Answer: A. decreasing inflammation and edema
◍ An OT practitioner is working with an individual in a work program setting.
What is the FIRST step to achieving the program objective of preventing
reinjury?
A. performing a prework screening
B. learning proper body mechanics
C. participating in work hardening
D. engaging in vocational counseling.
Answer: B. learning proper body mechanics
◍ An OT is working with an individual who is s/p RUE shoulder replacement.
The client is right-hand dominant and an avid woodworker. Currently,
limited RUE ROM prevents participation in woodworking, which requires
at least 120 degrees of shoulder flexion. The OT and the patient
collaboratively develop a plan that incorporates woodworking to increase
RUE RO
M. After establishing the "just right challenge" at 40 degree of shoulder
flexion for sanding the pieces of a wood project, how should the OT
progress the patient in order to achieve his goal?
A. progress him to the use of power tools
, B. apply increasingly heavier wrist weights during sanding and staining
activities
C. provide him with tasks that require bilateral coordination
D. involve him in sanding and staining increasingly larger pieces.
Answer: D. involve him in sanding and staining increasingly larger pieces
◍ An insurance company's loss ratio is determined by dividing the insurer's:·
combined ratio by its expense ratio· incurred losses by its underwriting
expenses· unearned premiums by its underwriting expenses· incurred losses
by its earned premiums.
Answer: incurred losses by its earned premiumsAn insurer's loss ratio,
expressed as a percentage, compares the insurer's incurred losses with its
earned premiums.
◍ An OT has provided a cup with a cutout area at the rim to a 6-year-old child
with dysphagia. What is the BEST way to explain the purpose of the cutout
in the cup to the family?
A. slow the drinking process
B. allow the chin to remain tucked when drinking
C. allow the caregiver to control the flow of liquid
D. minimize biting reflexes when the cup is placed in the mouth.
Answer: B. allow the chin to remain tucked when drinking
◍ During an infant's OT session, the mother reports she has observed that her
baby has difficulty with swallowing and frequently chokes. To reduce the
risk of aspiration and facilitate swallowing the OT should keep the head in
what position?
A. neutral position
B. slightly flexed
C. slightly extended
D. rotated toward the feeder.
Answer: B. slightly flexed
◍ Shirley is building a new home. She wants to protect it from vandalism or
windstorm damage while construction is underway. What should she do?·
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ A very confused long-term care facility resident is frequently found in the
rooms of other residents in the middle of the night. Which of the following
environmental adaptations would MOST effectively prevent wandering?
A. apply wrist restraints after the client has fallen asleep
B. keep hallways clear of obstructions to prevent injury
C. install an alarm on the client's door
D. move the individual's room close to the nurses station.
Answer: C. install an alarm on the client's door
◍ Patrice demands that insurance salesman James leave her porch. When he
tries to force his way into her house, Patrice strikes him with an umbrella.
He files a claim for bodily injury, which Patrice's homeowners policy will:·
not cover because business activities are excluded· cover because James was
not an invitee· cover because she intentionally used reasonable force to
protect herself· not cover because intentional injury is excluded.
Answer: cover because she intentionally used reasonable force to protect
herselfThe homeowners policy excludes coverage for bodily injury that the
insured expects or intends. However, the exclusion does not apply when the
insured uses reasonable force to protect people or property.
◍ Cody's employer furnishes him with a company car for both business and
personal use. His wife, Deanne, has her own car but sometimes drives the
company car. Adding the extended nonowned coverage endorsement to
Deanne's personal auto policy (PAP):· extends the physical damage
coverages to Cody while driving the company car· applies the liability and
medical payments coverages to Cody while driving the company car·
, extends Deanne's PAP coverage to Cody while driving Deanne's car· does
not protect Deanne when she is driving the company car.
Answer: applies the liability and medical payments coverages to Cody while
driving the company carThe Extended Non-Owned Coverage-Vehicles
Furnished or Available for Regular Use Endorsement (PP 03 06) modifies
the liability and medical payments coverages to protect Cody. It also offers
an option to extend this protection to Deanne.
◍ An OT practitioner wants to provide functional activities as part of an
individual's hand rehabilitation program. Which of the following activities
are appropriate?
A. active and self-care range-of-motion techniques
B. crafts, games, and self-care tasks
C. cone stacking, pegs, and pulleys
D. mild, moderate, and resistive Thera-Band exercises.
Answer: B. crafts, games, and self-care tasks
◍ While working at his service station, Bert mistakenly fueled a customer's
truck with gasoline rather than diesel fuel, damaging the truck's engine. In
responding to the trucker's liability claim for damages, Bert's insurance
policy requires him to perform all the following duties EXCEPT:· assist the
insurer in making a settlement· try to settle the claim on his own· promptly
notify the insurer of the claim· promptly forward any loss notice or
summons to her insurer.
Answer: try to settle the claim on his ownBert should not try to settle the
claim himself because a policy condition requires him to assume no
obligation and make no payment directly to a claimant.
◍ An individual is about to be discharged from outpatient OT after
rehabilitation for a hand injury. The individual has not been able to work for
3 months and is unable to perform all of the job requirements as a truck
driver. Which of the following should the OT practitioner recommend at
discharge?
A. A home exercise program
, B. Home health OT
C. Work hardening
D. No further OT services.
Answer: C. Work hardening
◍ An OT is treating a restaurant worker with pain resulting from a cumulative
trauma disorder. The OT suggested using elastic taping to decrease pain in
the UE while working. In addition to decreasing pain, this type of taping can
also assist with:
A. decreasing inflammation and edema
B. potentially increasing muscle fatigue
C. limiting ROM and strength
D. desensitizing the UE.
Answer: A. decreasing inflammation and edema
◍ An OT practitioner is working with an individual in a work program setting.
What is the FIRST step to achieving the program objective of preventing
reinjury?
A. performing a prework screening
B. learning proper body mechanics
C. participating in work hardening
D. engaging in vocational counseling.
Answer: B. learning proper body mechanics
◍ An OT is working with an individual who is s/p RUE shoulder replacement.
The client is right-hand dominant and an avid woodworker. Currently,
limited RUE ROM prevents participation in woodworking, which requires
at least 120 degrees of shoulder flexion. The OT and the patient
collaboratively develop a plan that incorporates woodworking to increase
RUE RO
M. After establishing the "just right challenge" at 40 degree of shoulder
flexion for sanding the pieces of a wood project, how should the OT
progress the patient in order to achieve his goal?
A. progress him to the use of power tools
, B. apply increasingly heavier wrist weights during sanding and staining
activities
C. provide him with tasks that require bilateral coordination
D. involve him in sanding and staining increasingly larger pieces.
Answer: D. involve him in sanding and staining increasingly larger pieces
◍ An insurance company's loss ratio is determined by dividing the insurer's:·
combined ratio by its expense ratio· incurred losses by its underwriting
expenses· unearned premiums by its underwriting expenses· incurred losses
by its earned premiums.
Answer: incurred losses by its earned premiumsAn insurer's loss ratio,
expressed as a percentage, compares the insurer's incurred losses with its
earned premiums.
◍ An OT has provided a cup with a cutout area at the rim to a 6-year-old child
with dysphagia. What is the BEST way to explain the purpose of the cutout
in the cup to the family?
A. slow the drinking process
B. allow the chin to remain tucked when drinking
C. allow the caregiver to control the flow of liquid
D. minimize biting reflexes when the cup is placed in the mouth.
Answer: B. allow the chin to remain tucked when drinking
◍ During an infant's OT session, the mother reports she has observed that her
baby has difficulty with swallowing and frequently chokes. To reduce the
risk of aspiration and facilitate swallowing the OT should keep the head in
what position?
A. neutral position
B. slightly flexed
C. slightly extended
D. rotated toward the feeder.
Answer: B. slightly flexed
◍ Shirley is building a new home. She wants to protect it from vandalism or
windstorm damage while construction is underway. What should she do?·
