USAHS Domain Final Exam Questions and
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Updated 2026
Tertiary Prevention Aimed at rehab to prevent further decline,
or
reduce secondary disability for those with
a
disability
Secondary Prevention identifying and intervening for populations
at risk
Primary Prevention Efforts to encourage vaccinations,
workplace
ergonomics, and backpack awareness
OT Encounter level Client and OT practioner
Microsystem Level agencies; culture and practices relating to
resources, teamwork, policy,
documentation, etc
Mesosystem Level Culture, resources, structures at local,
village,
county, district, state level. (laws)
,Macrosystem Level Exert broad influence; professional
associates and
sociopolitical context of nation
Evidence Based Practice being able to integrate research evidence
and
client preferences into professional
reasoning
process to explain why behind intervention
and
predict probable outcomes
1700s-1800s Founding of welfare organizations
Concept of Moral Treatment by Philippe
Pinel &
William Tuke
Early 1900s Industrial Revolution
Arts & Crafts Movement by Ruskin and
Morris
Those with handicaps can still be
productive
members of society
AOTA Establishment Founded in 1917
Original Name National Society for the
Promotion
of Occupational Therapy
, WWI - 1930s Standards set for OT education/training
Name changed to AOTA
Reconstruction aides to rehab soldiers
using arts
and crafts
WWII & Post WWII Rehabilitation Movement: rapid increase in
VA
hospitals, new treatments were keeping
people
alive and living with disabilities
AOTF Began
Shift from arts and crafts to modalities;
scientific
and medical approach
Development of OTA
1970s - 1980s Push to Return to Occupation by Gary
Kielhofner -
MOHO
Development of state licensure
requirements
Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest
Updated 2026
Tertiary Prevention Aimed at rehab to prevent further decline,
or
reduce secondary disability for those with
a
disability
Secondary Prevention identifying and intervening for populations
at risk
Primary Prevention Efforts to encourage vaccinations,
workplace
ergonomics, and backpack awareness
OT Encounter level Client and OT practioner
Microsystem Level agencies; culture and practices relating to
resources, teamwork, policy,
documentation, etc
Mesosystem Level Culture, resources, structures at local,
village,
county, district, state level. (laws)
,Macrosystem Level Exert broad influence; professional
associates and
sociopolitical context of nation
Evidence Based Practice being able to integrate research evidence
and
client preferences into professional
reasoning
process to explain why behind intervention
and
predict probable outcomes
1700s-1800s Founding of welfare organizations
Concept of Moral Treatment by Philippe
Pinel &
William Tuke
Early 1900s Industrial Revolution
Arts & Crafts Movement by Ruskin and
Morris
Those with handicaps can still be
productive
members of society
AOTA Establishment Founded in 1917
Original Name National Society for the
Promotion
of Occupational Therapy
, WWI - 1930s Standards set for OT education/training
Name changed to AOTA
Reconstruction aides to rehab soldiers
using arts
and crafts
WWII & Post WWII Rehabilitation Movement: rapid increase in
VA
hospitals, new treatments were keeping
people
alive and living with disabilities
AOTF Began
Shift from arts and crafts to modalities;
scientific
and medical approach
Development of OTA
1970s - 1980s Push to Return to Occupation by Gary
Kielhofner -
MOHO
Development of state licensure
requirements
