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The ________________ is designed to capture children's and youth's perceptions regarding their own sense of occupational competence and the importance of everyday activity. - COSA This assessment is used to guide observations and determine a child's volition and interests during activities. - PVQ The SCOPE helps describe occupational participation by assessing skills, volition, habituation and _________________. - Environment This assessment evaluates concepts from the Model of Human Oc...

A goniometer is used to measure which of the following? - ROM Which of the following manual muscle test scores is written correctly? - 4/5 True or False. Degrees of freedom refers to how many planes a joint is able to move in. - True True or False. Typically when evaluating every patient, you should complete a full upper and lower body assessment including manual muscle testing and range of motion measurements for all joints. - False All muscles that act on the head are inserted on the __...

A brief sexual history or "intimacy history" should include the following: a. therapeutic use of self b. all of the above c. rapport with client d. comfortable and nonthreatening environment - b. all of the above Annon's PLISSIT model: a. is used commonly by physicians b. is an acronym for pleasure, information, specific, suggestions, and therapy c. can be used for psychological or psychiatric care and intervention d. can be used for client, staff, or caregiver education and remediat...

The occupational therapist working with a 3-year-old boy moves the ball just a little bit closer so the child can reach it and hit the target. The therapist is careful not to move the ball too close. Which concept does this represent? - Grading and adapting activity to meet the just-right challenge Grading and adapting refers to changing the difficulty, pace, or aspects of the activity. In this case, the therapist wants the child to reach for the object (just-right challenge). Which statem...

An elderly male is complaining of lower stomach pain: - Protocol 1 A young girl is going into anaphylactic shock and can't breathe: - Protocol 2 A young boy was attacked by the neighbor's dogs and is having serious bleeding - Protocol 3 Someone broke into a caller's house and hit him over the head with a blunt object: - Protocol 4 An elderly female had back surgery two months ago and has had reoccurring pain since: - Protocol 5 A female is having stomach pain that is giving her trouble...

Effective quality improvement is: - A continuous process designed to improve human performance through measurement, feedback, and education To recertify as an IAED emergency dispatcher (one disapline), you must verify completion of at least ____ hours of approved CDE during the recertification process - 24 The motto of any quality improvement effort should be: - "Let's catch them doing it right!" Individual feedback should always be provided in private. Composite feedback (for the agency...

1. A successful EMD should: a. Be clear b. Be concise c. Use accurate speech d. All of the above e. None of the above - d. All of the above 2. Which of the following can be considered part of a local EMS System? a. Hospitals b. Air Ambulances c. Law Enforcement d. All of the above e. None of the above - d. All of the above 3. Which of the following is a Tier 1 level of training? a. Basic Life Support b. Advanced Life Support c. Aeromedical Ambulances d. First Responders - d. Firs...

All actual response assignments and emergency modes are: A. dictated by the IAEMD council of standards. B. listed on the MPDS response grid. C. predetermined by local medical control and EMS administration. D. Determined by individual EMD's based on the specific needs of each case. - C. Predetermined by local medical control and EMS administraton. Medical professionals and communications experts from around the world contribute to the ongoing development of the MPDS. True/False - True ...

1.). Did Native Americans have complex societies prior to 1492? two to prove one to disprove - yes Native Americans had complex societies prior to 1492. The pacific northwest indians lived on the coast and used sea shells as currency. Because they had currency we know they traded in their societies. Another example are the Mayans. The Mayans developed a written language and used complex mathmatics. Because the mayans were settled and not nomadic they had time to develope these ideas. Althou...

What does management require / the principles that enhance good relationships? - good human relationships and freedom, dignity, trust, love, and honesty Why are Human Relationships important? - they help us understand, manage, and cope with change What do all firms have an interest in that Managers with high levels of competence in human relationships can contribute to achieve. - low turnover, •high profits, •efficient services, •productive employees, •high rates of survival, ...