Question 1

Occupational therapists work in:&#10;A)a range of private practice settings.&#10;B)a number of occupational therapy positions.&#10;C)a client-centred framework.&#10;D)all of the above.

Accepted Answer

Occupational therapists work in a range of private practice settings, as well as in a number of occupational therapy positions. Their work is always centred around the client and the client's needs and goals. Therefore, all of the above choices are correct.

Question 2

In Australia,occupational therapy is:&#10;A)based on a maximum of 1000 hours of work practice.&#10;B)a registered profession,through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.&#10;C)a registered profession,through the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency and with training programs needing to be accredited by the Occupational Therapy Council.&#10;D)a registered profession,through the Occupational Therapy Council.

Accepted Answer

Occupational therapy is a registered profession in Australia and is regulated by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency. Training programs also need to be accredited by the Occupational Therapy Council. Therefore, option C is the correct answer. Option A is incorrect because there is no maximum limit on work practice. Option B is partly correct but does not mention the need for training programs to be accredited by the Occupational Therapy Council. Option D is incorrect because occupational therapy is not solely regulated by the Occupational Therapy Council but also the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

Question 3

Active engagement in meaningful occupation:&#10;A)is harmful to health and well-being if too vigorous.&#10;B)requires focus and concentration.&#10;C)is tailored for groups rather than individuals.&#10;D)generally promotes,facilitates and maintains health and well-being.

Accepted Answer

Active engagement in meaningful occupation generally promotes, facilitates, and maintains health and well-being. It provides a sense of purpose, enhances self-esteem, and can lead to improved physical and mental health outcomes. However, if the occupation is too vigorous or beyond the individual's capabilities, it could potentially lead to harm. Engagement in meaningful occupation can be tailored for individuals or groups. Focus and concentration are also required for successful engagement in meaningful occupation.

Question 4

Occupational rights include the right to:&#10;A)experience meaning and enrichment in one's occupations.&#10;B)make choices and share decision-making in daily life.&#10;C)participate in a range of occupations for health,development and social inclusion.&#10;D)all the above.

Accepted Answer

Occupational rights include all of the above-mentioned options, which include the right to experience meaning and enrichment in one's occupations, make choices and share decision-making in daily life, and participate in a range of occupations for health, development, and social inclusion.

Question 5

Occupational therapists also focus on the social justice agenda by:&#10;A)considering human rights from an occupational perspective.&#10;B)encouraging people's rights to engage with occupations consistent with their culture.&#10;C)referring cases of occupational injustice to the appropriate organisations.&#10;D)ensuring inclusion of their clinical role in people's health and well-being.

Accepted Answer

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Question 6

Occupational therapy is about:&#10;A)achieving health,well-being and participation in life through engagement in occupation.&#10;B)getting people back to work.&#10;C)improving work performance.&#10;D)all of the above.

Accepted Answer

Occupational therapy is not just about getting people back to work or improving work performance, it is about achieving health, well-being, and participation in life through engagement in occupation.

Question 7

Which of the following factors play a crucial role in maximising participation,health and well-being?&#10;A)The social determinants of health&#10;B)The level and number of qualifications&#10;C)Parents' occupations&#10;D)Financial security

Accepted Answer

Social determinants of health, such as access to healthcare, education, and community support, significantly influence participation, health, and well-being.

Question 8

Occupational therapists consider that people thrive when they are able to:&#10;A)spend as much time at work as they need to in order to meet job requirements.&#10;B)participate in a range of occupations that match their needs,interests and capacities.&#10;C)move around to different jobs in different locations.&#10;D)stay and grow in their chosen work area.

Accepted Answer

Occupational therapists believe that people thrive when they have a balance of occupations that match their needs, interests, and capacities. This includes leisure activities, self-care, and work. It is not necessarily about spending as much time at work as possible or constantly moving to different jobs. It is about finding meaningful occupations that provide a sense of purpose and fulfillment.

Question 9

The use of occupations as therapy has been:&#10;A)phased out of most rehabilitation centres.&#10;B)primarily used in mental health facilities.&#10;C)recorded since ancient times.&#10;D)focused on useful skills including driving,computer literacy and financial management.

Accepted Answer

The use of occupations as therapy has been recorded since ancient times, as it was believed that engagement in meaningful activities could improve physical and mental health. Option A is incorrect as there are still rehabilitation centres that use occupations as therapy. Option B is partially correct as occupations can be used in mental health facilities, but it is not the only setting where it is used. Option D is also partially correct as occupations focused on useful skills can be a part of occupational therapy, but it is not the only aspect of it.

Question 10

Occupational science is:&#10;A)the study of the nature of human occupation using one particular method.&#10;B)a knowledge base that supports occupational therapy practice with a focus on analysing and optimising knowledge about occupation.&#10;C)an approach to promoting equitable participation in the workforce.&#10;D)about linking individual engagement with occupation for specific contexts.

Accepted Answer

Occupational science is a knowledge base that supports occupational therapy practice. It focuses on analysing and optimising knowledge about occupation. Option A is incorrect as occupational science uses multiple methods to study the nature of human occupation. Option C is incorrect as promoting equitable participation in the workforce is a goal of occupational therapy, but not the definition of occupational science. Option D is incorrect as occupational science is broader than linking individual engagement with occupation for specific contexts, as it encompasses the study of occupation across various contexts.

Deck 24: Occupational Therapy