Damage to the semantic memory system leads to - Answers Loss of understanding of the meaning of
words
Which of the following is not a typical strategy for changing the individual in the context of a disabling
condition? (Chap 21 slide 4) - Answers Identifying an aide, assistant.....
Which of the following is not a key aspect of control in leisure activities? - Answers Reciprocity
Which of the following is not an element of the model of leisure proposed by Bundy and Clemson -
Answers Approval from others
In dealing with the psychosocial consequences of driving cessation, therapists would - Answers Address
the sense of loss....
A set of practice or experience learning processes to enhance permanent change - Answers Motor
learning
Which of the following disciplines is least likely to provide intervention to address..... - Answers Art
therapy
Which of the following is not a typical reason for abandonment of assistive devices - Answers Client
disapproval....
Which of the following is least likely to be an outcome of driving cessation - Answers Increased social
interaction using public transit
As a general rule, assistive technologies should be considered as interventions to support function -
Answers When other strategies should be....
which of the following situations would it be inappropriate to focus on direct spiritual intervention -
Answers The client indicates a lack of interest in spiritual issues
Individuals with dementia may be able to continue to accomplish some well-learned behaviors as a
result of - Answers Procedural memory
LAck of control in activities can lead individuals to feel - Answers helpless
Retirement is less likely to satisfying when the individual - Answers Needs rather than chooses to retire
The role for generalist ot and pt practitioners in driving evaluation and intervention is best thought of as
- Answers Evaluation of client skills and habits related to driving
A reasonable outcome for OT intervention emphasizing work issues is - Answers The clients goals,
functional abilities.....
To avoid having a client abandon an assistive device it is good practice to - Answers Provide a try-out....