Question 1

Which of the following assessment tools focuses on assessing the ADL of dressing in young children?

Accepted Answer

A)  Early Learning Accomplishment Profile 
B)  Infant Neurological International Battery (INFANI
B)  
C)  Test of Environmental Supports (TOES) 
D)  Test of Playfulness (ToP) 
A)  Early Learning Accomplishment Profile 
B)  Infant Neurological International Battery (INFANI
B)  
C)  Test of Environmental Supports (TOES) 
D)  Test of Playfulness (ToP) A

Question 2

This example demonstrates what type of question in a parent interview? "I have noticed how carefully you position your child's head and arms when you place him in the infant seat. This is great. Do you do this in any other tasks as well?"

Accepted Answer

A)  Open-ended questions 
B)  Behavior-focused questions 
C)  Solution-focused questions 
D)  Occupational profile 
A)  Open-ended questions 
B)  Behavior-focused questions 
C)  Solution-focused questions 
D)  Occupational profile C

Question 3

The primary purpose of early intervention (EI) is to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Promote positive social emotional skills 
B)  Provide programs that receive federal dollars to support children 
C)  Improve the physical, cognitive, communication, adaptive, sensory, and emotional capabilities of infants and toddlers 
D)  Identify infants and toddlers who may be eligible for services 
A)  Promote positive social emotional skills 
B)  Provide programs that receive federal dollars to support children 
C)  Improve the physical, cognitive, communication, adaptive, sensory, and emotional capabilities of infants and toddlers 
D)  Identify infants and toddlers who may be eligible for services D

Question 4

The individual on the early intervention team who acts as a consultant to the parents and service providers is known as the:

Accepted Answer

A)  Service coordinator 
B)  Occupational therapy practitioner 
C)  Social worker 
D)  Physical therapist 
A)  Service coordinator 
B)  Occupational therapy practitioner 
C)  Social worker 
D)  Physical therapist

Question 5

Once a young infant is comfortable with a soft baby toothbrush that fits over the adult's finger, what tool should the OT transition parents to using to help with oral care?

Accepted Answer

A)  Avoid toothbrushing 
B)  Adult toothbrush 
C)  NUK brush set 
D)  Electric toothbrush 
A)  Avoid toothbrushing 
B)  Adult toothbrush 
C)  NUK brush set 
D)  Electric toothbrush

Question 6

To be eligible to receive EI services, a child must meet which of the following criteria?

Accepted Answer

A)  Developmental delay 
B)  Intelligence quotient 
C)  Low socioeconomic status 
D)  Teacher referral 
A)  Developmental delay 
B)  Intelligence quotient 
C)  Low socioeconomic status 
D)  Teacher referral

Question 7

Which of the following individuals should be included in any early intervention evaluation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Occupational therapist 
B)  Parent(s) 
C)  Physician 
D)  Community agency 
A)  Occupational therapist 
B)  Parent(s) 
C)  Physician 
D)  Community agency

Question 8

Which level in the hierarchy of parental involvement, representing a continuum from passive to active participation, is described here: The family views themselves in a reciprocal interaction and decision-making process with the health-care providers.

Accepted Answer

A)  Elective noninvolvement 
B)  Information seeking 
C)  Partnership 
D)  Advocacy 
A)  Elective noninvolvement 
B)  Information seeking 
C)  Partnership 
D)  Advocacy

Question 9

Typically, food neophobia resolves around the age of:

Accepted Answer

A)  2 
B)  3 
C)  4 
D)  5 
A)  2 
B)  3 
C)  4 
D)  5

Question 10

Professionals must seek verbal approval from which of the following stakeholders to make a referral to the EI system for an evaluation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Occupational therapist 
B)  Parent(s) 
C)  Physician 
D)  Community agency 
A)  Occupational therapist 
B)  Parent(s) 
C)  Physician 
D)  Community agency

Question 11

Identify a key component of the Greenspan Floortime Approach.

Accepted Answer

A)  Getting down on the floor to the child's level 
B)  Establishing a bedtime routine 
C)  Promotion of tummy time 
D)  Ability to orient to or attend to other people 
A)  Getting down on the floor to the child's level 
B)  Establishing a bedtime routine 
C)  Promotion of tummy time 
D)  Ability to orient to or attend to other people

Question 12

The occupational therapist in early intervention plays which role?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conduct screenings in the community 
B)  Provide direct services 
C)  Consultation 
D)  Multiple roles 
A)  Conduct screenings in the community 
B)  Provide direct services 
C)  Consultation 
D)  Multiple roles

Question 13

An example of a family-centered approach when supporting children with difficulties in sensory processing is to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Develop a home program 
B)  Interview foster parents to assess history of adverse childhood events 
C)  Refer to a support group 
D)  Perform a Test of Playfulness (ToP) 
A)  Develop a home program 
B)  Interview foster parents to assess history of adverse childhood events 
C)  Refer to a support group 
D)  Perform a Test of Playfulness (ToP)

Question 14

Which of the following early intervention assessments is helpful to practitioners who work with infants up to the age of 4 months?

Accepted Answer

A)  Newborn Behavioral Observations (NBO) 
B)  Infant Neurological International Battery (INFANI
B)  
C)  Test of Environmental Supports (TOES) 
D)  Test of Playfulness (ToP) 
A)  Newborn Behavioral Observations (NBO) 
B)  Infant Neurological International Battery (INFANI
B)  
C)  Test of Environmental Supports (TOES) 
D)  Test of Playfulness (ToP)

Question 15

During observation, which of the following is an example of amplification?

Accepted Answer

A)  OT suggests the parent perform range-of-motion exercises during diaper changes 
B)  OT suggests incorporating an undressing routine just before bath time 
C)  During a meal observation, the OT comments, "I just saw your child look to you and move his head toward the spoon. Try placing the spoon just in front of his mouth again this time, and see if he moves that way again." 
D)  OT recommends implementing sensory-calming techniques after dinnertime to promote calming down for sleep 
A)  OT suggests the parent perform range-of-motion exercises during diaper changes 
B)  OT suggests incorporating an undressing routine just before bath time 
C)  During a meal observation, the OT comments, "I just saw your child look to you and move his head toward the spoon. Try placing the spoon just in front of his mouth again this time, and see if he moves that way again." 
D)  OT recommends implementing sensory-calming techniques after dinnertime to promote calming down for sleep

Question 16

What is a key consideration with promoting toilet training?

Accepted Answer

A)  Dressing 
B)  Positioning 
C)  Handwashing 
D)  Gross motor skills 
A)  Dressing 
B)  Positioning 
C)  Handwashing 
D)  Gross motor skills

Exam 9: Early Intervention Programs Introduction

Which of the following assessment tools focuses on assessing the ADL of dressing in young children?

This example demonstrates what type of question in a parent interview? "I have noticed how carefully you position your child's head and arms when you place him in the infant seat. This is great. Do you do this in any other tasks as well?"

The primary purpose of early intervention (EI) is to:

The individual on the early intervention team who acts as a consultant to the parents and service providers is known as the:

Once a young infant is comfortable with a soft baby toothbrush that fits over the adult's finger, what tool should the OT transition parents to using to help with oral care?

To be eligible to receive EI services, a child must meet which of the following criteria?

Which of the following individuals should be included in any early intervention evaluation?

Which level in the hierarchy of parental involvement, representing a continuum from passive to active participation, is described here: The family views themselves in a reciprocal interaction and decision-making process with the health-care providers.

Typically, food neophobia resolves around the age of:

Professionals must seek verbal approval from which of the following stakeholders to make a referral to the EI system for an evaluation?

Identify a key component of the Greenspan Floortime Approach.

The occupational therapist in early intervention plays which role?

An example of a family-centered approach when supporting children with difficulties in sensory processing is to:

Which of the following early intervention assessments is helpful to practitioners who work with infants up to the age of 4 months?

During observation, which of the following is an example of amplification?

What is a key consideration with promoting toilet training?

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