RELIAS PEDIATRIC A V1 54 COMPREHENSIVE
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ Which statement best describes the role of OT working with
adolescents with disabilities?
A. Develop a plan to improve physical performance skills for
handwriting & self care
B. Consult on educational possibilities & provide adaptive
equipment
C. Help provide opportunities for teens to engage in typical
adolescent experiences, make their own choices, & engage in social
relationships
D. Provide job placement & career planning services while ensuring
that the teen is making educational gains. Answer: C
◉ The practitioner provides a toddler with a corner seat that helps
provide stability, enabling the child to reach more accurately for
toys. According to dynamic systems theory, what has the OT
decreased to allow more movement?
A. Distractions
B. Strength requirements
C. Degrees of freedom
,D. Balance. Answer: C
◉ Andrew tends to sit in a posterior pelvic tilt, although this may
prevent him from achieving other milestones. What is the term to
describe the tendency to stay in the patterns of the status quo?
A. Dynamic systems
B. Affordances
C. Attractor states
D. Degree of freedom. Answer: C
◉ Gayle colors using a variety of markers with ease. In what stage of
motor learning is she in?
A. Cognitive
B. Associative
C. Autonomous
D Blocked. Answer: C
◉ Which statement most closely describes the principles of task-
specific training?
A. When children complete adaptive responses, change occurs at the
neuronal level
B. Improving muscle strength improves quality of movement
, C. Integrating reflexes is necessary for acquisition of typical
movement
D. Practicing while receiving feedback on specific actions facilitates
motor learning. Answer: D
◉ How does activity focused motor intervention differ from task-
specific training?
A. It includes a focus on impairments
B. Goal is for client to complete the occupation
C. Intervention includes repetition
D. Th ct. Should be positively reinforced. Answer: A
◉ What is the term for the subtle tone changes a child makes in
response to shifts in center of mass, so he can remain upright?
A. Primitive reflex
B. Righting reactions
C. Protective extensions
D. Equilibrium reactions. Answer: D
◉ The OTs plays a game on the ball, by slowly tilting it to the side as
the child reaches for objects. What type of reaction is the OT
facilitating?
A. Protective extension
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ Which statement best describes the role of OT working with
adolescents with disabilities?
A. Develop a plan to improve physical performance skills for
handwriting & self care
B. Consult on educational possibilities & provide adaptive
equipment
C. Help provide opportunities for teens to engage in typical
adolescent experiences, make their own choices, & engage in social
relationships
D. Provide job placement & career planning services while ensuring
that the teen is making educational gains. Answer: C
◉ The practitioner provides a toddler with a corner seat that helps
provide stability, enabling the child to reach more accurately for
toys. According to dynamic systems theory, what has the OT
decreased to allow more movement?
A. Distractions
B. Strength requirements
C. Degrees of freedom
,D. Balance. Answer: C
◉ Andrew tends to sit in a posterior pelvic tilt, although this may
prevent him from achieving other milestones. What is the term to
describe the tendency to stay in the patterns of the status quo?
A. Dynamic systems
B. Affordances
C. Attractor states
D. Degree of freedom. Answer: C
◉ Gayle colors using a variety of markers with ease. In what stage of
motor learning is she in?
A. Cognitive
B. Associative
C. Autonomous
D Blocked. Answer: C
◉ Which statement most closely describes the principles of task-
specific training?
A. When children complete adaptive responses, change occurs at the
neuronal level
B. Improving muscle strength improves quality of movement
, C. Integrating reflexes is necessary for acquisition of typical
movement
D. Practicing while receiving feedback on specific actions facilitates
motor learning. Answer: D
◉ How does activity focused motor intervention differ from task-
specific training?
A. It includes a focus on impairments
B. Goal is for client to complete the occupation
C. Intervention includes repetition
D. Th ct. Should be positively reinforced. Answer: A
◉ What is the term for the subtle tone changes a child makes in
response to shifts in center of mass, so he can remain upright?
A. Primitive reflex
B. Righting reactions
C. Protective extensions
D. Equilibrium reactions. Answer: D
◉ The OTs plays a game on the ball, by slowly tilting it to the side as
the child reaches for objects. What type of reaction is the OT
facilitating?
A. Protective extension
