Client-Centered Care Practice Exams &
Answers – Ace Your Test
Client-Centered Care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- A philosophy of practice in which OT is grounded
- An approach to care that aligns with the recovery model
Client-Centered care definition - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔"Client centered practice is an approach to
providing OT which embraces a philosophy of respects for and partnership with people receiving
services."
CCC Involves - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- Choice
- Autonomy
- Responsibility & partnership: Enablement
- Congruence of context
- Accessibility & Flexibility
- Respect for difference and diversity
Choice - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- client chooses/identifies issues that are problems that need to be
addressed
- client is central to decision making process in therapy: defining what are problems, which ones are
most important, which ones are priorities, allowing choices throughout intervention about types of
activities to do
Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- respect choices even if they would not be what you would do
- when do we not respect autonomy?
- what to do if the client participate or identify needs?
Answers – Ace Your Test
Client-Centered Care - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- A philosophy of practice in which OT is grounded
- An approach to care that aligns with the recovery model
Client-Centered care definition - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔"Client centered practice is an approach to
providing OT which embraces a philosophy of respects for and partnership with people receiving
services."
CCC Involves - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- Choice
- Autonomy
- Responsibility & partnership: Enablement
- Congruence of context
- Accessibility & Flexibility
- Respect for difference and diversity
Choice - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- client chooses/identifies issues that are problems that need to be
addressed
- client is central to decision making process in therapy: defining what are problems, which ones are
most important, which ones are priorities, allowing choices throughout intervention about types of
activities to do
Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER✔✔- respect choices even if they would not be what you would do
- when do we not respect autonomy?
- what to do if the client participate or identify needs?
