Question 1

Which of the following is NOT a sign of respiratory stress in an infant or young child?

Accepted Answer

A)  Pursed lip 
B)  Retractions between the ribs 
C)  Rhythmic inhalation/exhalations 
D)  Shoulder girdle elevation 
A)  Pursed lip 
B)  Retractions between the ribs 
C)  Rhythmic inhalation/exhalations 
D)  Shoulder girdle elevation C

Question 2

What kind of tube enables a child to receive nutrition through a tube from his nose to his stomach?

Accepted Answer

A)  Gastrostomy 
B)  Jejunostomy 
C)  Nasoduodenal 
D)  Nasogastric 
A)  Gastrostomy 
B)  Jejunostomy 
C)  Nasoduodenal 
D)  Nasogastric D

Question 3

Along with monitoring respiratory rate, what else is important for practitioners to note while working in a medical setting?

Accepted Answer

A)  Work of child's breathing 
B)  Intake and outtake 
C)  Medications 
D)  Muscle tone throughout 
A)  Work of child's breathing 
B)  Intake and outtake 
C)  Medications 
D)  Muscle tone throughout A

Question 4

What are the proper infection control measures for contact precautions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room. 
B)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room; wear gown and gloves. 
C)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room; wear gown, gloves, and mask. 
D)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room; wear gown, gloves, and fit tested respirator or special protective mask. 
A)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room. 
B)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room; wear gown and gloves. 
C)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room; wear gown, gloves, and mask. 
D)  Wash hands when entering and leaving room; wear gown, gloves, and fit tested respirator or special protective mask.

Question 5

What type of care is it called when the OT practitioner and team provide comfort care to the dying child and family?

Accepted Answer

A)  Early intervention 
B)  Medical management 
C)  Palliative care 
D)  Rehabilitative care 
A)  Early intervention 
B)  Medical management 
C)  Palliative care 
D)  Rehabilitative care

Question 6

Which statement best describes the role of the occupational therapy (OT) practitioner in the medical setting?

Accepted Answer

A)  Encourage the child's performance in strength, endurance, and range of motion as related to medical diagnoses. 
B)  Engage child in a variety of activities to promote educational performance upon discharge. 
C)  Facilitate the child's ability to engage in everyday occupations while supporting medical stability for discharge. 
D)  Provide support to the medical team to assist child in being discharged to home. 
A)  Encourage the child's performance in strength, endurance, and range of motion as related to medical diagnoses. 
B)  Engage child in a variety of activities to promote educational performance upon discharge. 
C)  Facilitate the child's ability to engage in everyday occupations while supporting medical stability for discharge. 
D)  Provide support to the medical team to assist child in being discharged to home.

Question 7

The OT and physical therapy (PT) practitioners decide to cotreat a child together to better address the child's needs.What type of collaborative style is this termed?

Accepted Answer

A)  Interdisciplinary 
B)  Group session 
C)  Multidisciplinary 
D)  Transdisciplinary 
A)  Interdisciplinary 
B)  Group session 
C)  Multidisciplinary 
D)  Transdisciplinary

Question 8

"Client presents with developmental delays in areas of postural control, bilateral hand function, and attention to task which interfere with his ability to engage in self-care, social participation, and play." In which part of the note does this statement belong?

Accepted Answer

A)  S 
B)  O 
C)  A 
D)  P 
A)  S 
B)  O 
C)  A 
D)  P

Question 9

Which piece of equipment measures the amount of oxygen found in the blood?

Accepted Answer

A)  Apnea monitor 
B)  Feeding tubes 
C)  Pulse oximeter 
D)  Ultraviolet lights 
A)  Apnea monitor 
B)  Feeding tubes 
C)  Pulse oximeter 
D)  Ultraviolet lights

Question 10

Which medical team member specializes in lung development?

Accepted Answer

A)  Cardiologist 
B)  Gastroenterologist 
C)  Pulmonologist 
D)  Neurologist 
A)  Cardiologist 
B)  Gastroenterologist 
C)  Pulmonologist 
D)  Neurologist

Question 11

OTAs play a vital role in the NICU.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A 2 year-old child who has undergone open heart surgery yesterday is most likely to be admitted to which setting?

Accepted Answer

A)  Acute rehabilitation program 
B)  High Risk Infant Clinic 
C)  NICU 
D)  PICU 
A)  Acute rehabilitation program 
B)  High Risk Infant Clinic 
C)  NICU 
D)  PICU

Question 13

Which unit is a specialty unit for children who have cancer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Medical unit 
B)  NICU 
C)  Oncology unit 
D)  Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) 
A)  Medical unit 
B)  NICU 
C)  Oncology unit 
D)  Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU)

Question 14

Which statement best reflects the role of the OT practitioner in working in the NICU?

Accepted Answer

A)  Assist nursing in medical care of infant and record weights. 
B)  Address positioning for function, range of motion, and age-related motor and sensory development. 
C)  Collaborate with parents on care of infant upon discharge. 
D)  Provide lactation consultation as needed. 
A)  Assist nursing in medical care of infant and record weights. 
B)  Address positioning for function, range of motion, and age-related motor and sensory development. 
C)  Collaborate with parents on care of infant upon discharge. 
D)  Provide lactation consultation as needed.

Question 15

A 4-year-old child experienced a traumatic head injury and is hospitalized for observation.The team is concerned that he may have motor deficits as a result and is monitoring his vital signs.Which level of care does this represent?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Quaternary 
A)  Primary 
B)  Secondary 
C)  Tertiary 
D)  Quaternary

Exam 3: Medical Systems

Which of the following is NOT a sign of respiratory stress in an infant or young child?

What kind of tube enables a child to receive nutrition through a tube from his nose to his stomach?

Along with monitoring respiratory rate, what else is important for practitioners to note while working in a medical setting?

What are the proper infection control measures for contact precautions?

What type of care is it called when the OT practitioner and team provide comfort care to the dying child and family?

Which statement best describes the role of the occupational therapy (OT) practitioner in the medical setting?

The OT and physical therapy (PT) practitioners decide to cotreat a child together to better address the child's needs.What type of collaborative style is this termed?

"Client presents with developmental delays in areas of postural control, bilateral hand function, and attention to task which interfere with his ability to engage in self-care, social participation, and play." In which part of the note does this statement belong?

Which piece of equipment measures the amount of oxygen found in the blood?

Which medical team member specializes in lung development?

OTAs play a vital role in the NICU.

A 2 year-old child who has undergone open heart surgery yesterday is most likely to be admitted to which setting?

Which unit is a specialty unit for children who have cancer?

Which statement best reflects the role of the OT practitioner in working in the NICU?

A 4-year-old child experienced a traumatic head injury and is hospitalized for observation.The team is concerned that he may have motor deficits as a result and is monitoring his vital signs.Which level of care does this represent?

Scope of Practice

Family Systems

Educational Systems

Community Systems

Principles of Normal Development

Development of Performance Skills

Development of Occupations

Adolescent Development: Becoming an Adult

The Occupational Therapy Process

Anatomy and Physiology for the Pediatric Practitioner

Neuroscience for the Pediatric Practitioner

Pediatric Health Conditions

Childhood and Adolescent Psychosocial and Mental Health Disorders

Childhood and Adolescent Obesity

Intellectual Disabilities

Cerebral Palsy

Positioning and Handling: A Neurodevelopmental Approach

Activities of Daily Living and Sleeprest

Instrumental Activities of Daily Living

Play and Playfulness

Functional Task at School: Handwriting

Therapeutic Media: Activity With Purpose

Motor Control and Motor Learning

Sensory Processingintegration and Occupation

Applying the Model of Human Occupation to Pediatric Practice

Assistive Technology

Orthoses, Orthotic Fabrication, and Elastic Therapeutic Taping for the Pediatric Population

Animal-Assisted Activities and Therapy

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