NBCOT EXAM #3 PRACTICE TEST EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
An OTR®; is working with a client who has cognitive deficits
after a stroke. The OTR wants the client to be able to
complete transfers when the client discharges to home.
What strategy should the OTR use to enhance the client's
ability to transfer at home?
A. Complete multiple transfers in the client's hospital room
throughout the day
B. Generalization involves the ability to use skills and
complete tasks in different contexts. Tasks should be
practiced in varied contexts.
C. Provide the client with visual feedback on trunk posture
by having the client sit in front of a mirror during toileting
D. Practice bridging in the client's hospital room bed to
increase trunk extension
,B
Address transfers in the client's hospital room, the clinic
treatment area, and the hospital recreation room
An OTR® is providing intervention to a client with an anxiety
disorder who hyperventilates when faced with difficult work
tasks. The OTR begins to work with the client on
physiological responses and the thought processes leading
up to the panic attacks. The OTR suggests that the client
begin journaling. What frame of reference does this
intervention suggest?
A. Cognitive-behavioral
B. Psychodynamic
C. Cognitive disability
D. Behavioral
A.
The cognitive-behavioral frame of reference works on the
thoughts and reactions related to environmental triggers.
Through journaling and reflection, the client can identify
triggers that cause the anxiety to escalate.
An OTR® is performing a physical examination as part of a
positioning and seating assessment. For which conditions
would the OTR® apply manual pressure to the pelvis to
, determine whether a deformity is flexible or inflexible?
A.Scoliosis, lordosis, sarcoidosis
B. Lordosis, exocytosis, windswept deformity
C. Kurtosis, kyphosis, lordosis
D. Scoliosis, windswept deformity, kyphosis
D.
With scoliosis, windswept deformity, and kyphosis, as well as
with lordosis, the pelvis can be flexible or fixed (i.e.,
inflexible). For a client with any of these conditions, it is
important to determine pelvic mobility in assessing seating
and positioning.
An OTR®; is reviewing electronic client charts before a group
treatment session. While reviewing the charts, the OTR
receives an urgent phone call and must leave the computer
station momentarily. How can the OTR ensure that the
charts remain protected during the OTR's absence from the
computer?
A. Minimize the chart windows.
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
An OTR®; is working with a client who has cognitive deficits
after a stroke. The OTR wants the client to be able to
complete transfers when the client discharges to home.
What strategy should the OTR use to enhance the client's
ability to transfer at home?
A. Complete multiple transfers in the client's hospital room
throughout the day
B. Generalization involves the ability to use skills and
complete tasks in different contexts. Tasks should be
practiced in varied contexts.
C. Provide the client with visual feedback on trunk posture
by having the client sit in front of a mirror during toileting
D. Practice bridging in the client's hospital room bed to
increase trunk extension
,B
Address transfers in the client's hospital room, the clinic
treatment area, and the hospital recreation room
An OTR® is providing intervention to a client with an anxiety
disorder who hyperventilates when faced with difficult work
tasks. The OTR begins to work with the client on
physiological responses and the thought processes leading
up to the panic attacks. The OTR suggests that the client
begin journaling. What frame of reference does this
intervention suggest?
A. Cognitive-behavioral
B. Psychodynamic
C. Cognitive disability
D. Behavioral
A.
The cognitive-behavioral frame of reference works on the
thoughts and reactions related to environmental triggers.
Through journaling and reflection, the client can identify
triggers that cause the anxiety to escalate.
An OTR® is performing a physical examination as part of a
positioning and seating assessment. For which conditions
would the OTR® apply manual pressure to the pelvis to
, determine whether a deformity is flexible or inflexible?
A.Scoliosis, lordosis, sarcoidosis
B. Lordosis, exocytosis, windswept deformity
C. Kurtosis, kyphosis, lordosis
D. Scoliosis, windswept deformity, kyphosis
D.
With scoliosis, windswept deformity, and kyphosis, as well as
with lordosis, the pelvis can be flexible or fixed (i.e.,
inflexible). For a client with any of these conditions, it is
important to determine pelvic mobility in assessing seating
and positioning.
An OTR®; is reviewing electronic client charts before a group
treatment session. While reviewing the charts, the OTR
receives an urgent phone call and must leave the computer
station momentarily. How can the OTR ensure that the
charts remain protected during the OTR's absence from the
computer?
A. Minimize the chart windows.
