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A COTA® is working with a client who has sustained a low
ulnar nerve injury to the hand. The client has been
instructed in visual protection of the hand. Over the
weekend, the client experiences burns to the injured hand.
What area of the hand would have been burned?
A. Thenar side of the hand
B. Thumb and index fingers
C. Hypothenar side of the hand
D. Index and middle fingers - Answer-C
A COTA® is working with a 2½-year-old child on age-
appropriate fine motor skills. Which activity would be most
appropriate to support development?
A. Unbuttoning large buttons
B. Lacing a shoe
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C. Cutting out shapes with scissors
D. Drawing shapes - Answer-A
The COTA®'s next client has macular degeneration in
both eyes. To prepare the treatment environment for this
client, which course of action should the COTA® take?
A. Close the blinds and the curtains
B. Sit directly in front of the client
C. Increase lighting and avoid glare
D. Place dark objects on a black table - Answer-C
A 4-year-old child with arthrogryposis is being evaluated
for ADLs. The child needs to use utensils that are angled
to be able to put food into the mouth. Which characteristic
of clients with this condition provides the rationale behind
the use of these adapted utensils?
A. Joint contractures in the arms and hands
B. Spasticity in the arms and hands
C. Hypotonia in the arms and hands
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D. Decreased sensation in the arms and hands - Answer-
A
A client with a learning disability is interested in exploring
work opportunities after high school graduation. The client
has difficulty sequencing more than three-step directions
and lacks attention to detail. Which option would be
considered a component of the student's transitional
program plan?
A. Completion of a transition-related evaluation by a
vocational rehabilitation counselor to identify the student's
strengths, weaknesses, and interests
B. Completion of a job site analysis with physical demands
to determine the feasibility of the client's performing
specific tasks
C. Provision of written directions to complete a three-step
task and use of samples to promote problem solving
D. Situational observation, interview, and activity analysis
to determine a match between the client's abilities and
expected performance - Answer-D
In reading a client's medical chart, the COTA® notes that
the client has a history of postprandial orthostatic
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hypotension. What activity precautions should the COTA
give the client?
A. Limit standing to 30 minutes while completing an
occupation such as cooking.
B. Avoid a positional change from lying down to standing
within 30 minutes of eating a meal.
C. Take several minutes to move from lying down to sitting
and then to standing after being in bed all night.
D. Avoid leaning the head too far forward, for example,
bending over to tie shoes while sitting. - Answer-B
A newly certified COTA® is working a first job on an
inpatient rehabilitation unit. The OTR® instructs the COTA
to teach a bath bench transfer to a patient while the OTR
goes to another room to evaluate a new patient. The
COTA never completed a bath bench transfer before.
What ethical principles should guide the student in this
situation? Select the 3 BEST choices.
A. Autonomy
B. Veracity
C. Beneficence
NBCOT PREDICTOR EXAM||VERIFIED EXAM!!!
LATEST 2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
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||NEWEST EXAM!!!||
A COTA® is working with a client who has sustained a low
ulnar nerve injury to the hand. The client has been
instructed in visual protection of the hand. Over the
weekend, the client experiences burns to the injured hand.
What area of the hand would have been burned?
A. Thenar side of the hand
B. Thumb and index fingers
C. Hypothenar side of the hand
D. Index and middle fingers - Answer-C
A COTA® is working with a 2½-year-old child on age-
appropriate fine motor skills. Which activity would be most
appropriate to support development?
A. Unbuttoning large buttons
B. Lacing a shoe
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C. Cutting out shapes with scissors
D. Drawing shapes - Answer-A
The COTA®'s next client has macular degeneration in
both eyes. To prepare the treatment environment for this
client, which course of action should the COTA® take?
A. Close the blinds and the curtains
B. Sit directly in front of the client
C. Increase lighting and avoid glare
D. Place dark objects on a black table - Answer-C
A 4-year-old child with arthrogryposis is being evaluated
for ADLs. The child needs to use utensils that are angled
to be able to put food into the mouth. Which characteristic
of clients with this condition provides the rationale behind
the use of these adapted utensils?
A. Joint contractures in the arms and hands
B. Spasticity in the arms and hands
C. Hypotonia in the arms and hands
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D. Decreased sensation in the arms and hands - Answer-
A
A client with a learning disability is interested in exploring
work opportunities after high school graduation. The client
has difficulty sequencing more than three-step directions
and lacks attention to detail. Which option would be
considered a component of the student's transitional
program plan?
A. Completion of a transition-related evaluation by a
vocational rehabilitation counselor to identify the student's
strengths, weaknesses, and interests
B. Completion of a job site analysis with physical demands
to determine the feasibility of the client's performing
specific tasks
C. Provision of written directions to complete a three-step
task and use of samples to promote problem solving
D. Situational observation, interview, and activity analysis
to determine a match between the client's abilities and
expected performance - Answer-D
In reading a client's medical chart, the COTA® notes that
the client has a history of postprandial orthostatic
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hypotension. What activity precautions should the COTA
give the client?
A. Limit standing to 30 minutes while completing an
occupation such as cooking.
B. Avoid a positional change from lying down to standing
within 30 minutes of eating a meal.
C. Take several minutes to move from lying down to sitting
and then to standing after being in bed all night.
D. Avoid leaning the head too far forward, for example,
bending over to tie shoes while sitting. - Answer-B
A newly certified COTA® is working a first job on an
inpatient rehabilitation unit. The OTR® instructs the COTA
to teach a bath bench transfer to a patient while the OTR
goes to another room to evaluate a new patient. The
COTA never completed a bath bench transfer before.
What ethical principles should guide the student in this
situation? Select the 3 BEST choices.
A. Autonomy
B. Veracity
C. Beneficence
