Which OT domain refers to the goal directed actions in daily life? - answer
Performance skills
Which part of the OT process focues on understanding what the client needs wants to
do? - answer Evaluation
In which step of the intervention process is the COTA most active? - answer
Intervention Implementation
Which element in the OT process demonstrates that the interventions were successful?
- answer Outcomes
To maintain certification through NBCOT, how many years must the COTA must
complete recertification? - answer 3
When is it appropriate for an OTR to reduce the amount of supervision of a COTA? -
answer After the establishment of service competency
In which setting, may a COTA provide services that do not require the supervision of an
OTR? - answer Adult day program
What is the definition of service competency? - answer Demonstration and
documentation that the COTA's skills of reasoning, judgment, and performance in
evaluation and intervention are satisfactory
What is the COTA's role in the outcomes process? - answer Provide information to
the OTR on client's progress toward therapy goals
What does COTA stand for? - answer COTA
The Occupational Therapy Practice Framework provides definitions of both activities
and occupations. Which of the following is an example of an activity fora client who
used to be a concert pianist? - answer Reaching for items in an overhead cabinet to
improve shoulder range of motion
The elder you are working with is exhibiting muscle weakness which is impacting her
ability to manage fasteners during dressing. The client is demonstrating difficulties with
which occupational therapy domain? - answer Client factors
TA COTA is providing intervention to help his client with sequencing for the client to
increase independence with cooking tasks. Which occupational therapy domain is the
COTA addressing? - answer Performance skills