Which of the following diagnosis is characterized by rapid progression of symptoms therefore requires frequent reevaluation?

In establishing long-term goals for an individual with complete T4 paraplegia in a rehabilitation setting, the OT would MOST likely predict that the patient will attain what level of independence with bathing, dressing, and transfers?

According to Medicare Guidelines, documentation by an occupational therapist should demonstrate the provision of:

Daily light therapy between 2,500 and 10,000 lux has been shown to effectively promote sleep initiation and maintenance because:

When attempting to roll a patient at the bed level to complete posterior peri care or lower body dressing, which is the best and most efficient technique ?

Why are traditional sleep medications, such as benzodiazepines and non-benzodiazepine receptor agonist hypnotics being called into question as a viable treatment for many patients?

Which of the following best describes the difference between an ASIA A and an ASIA B classification in spinal cord injury?

Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor in pressure injury development?

An OT practitioner is working with an older adult client with dementia in a SNF. The client is at a level 3 ACL. The client can attend for up to 30 minutes and can do basic daily grooming tasks independently with reminders. What type of activity is MOST EFFECTIVE for a client at this level?

Which of the following statements are true if atelectasis is the problem viewed in a chest x-ray? A. The diaphragm becomes elevated on the side of the atelectasis. B. The mediastinal shifts toward the atelectasis. C.  Poor expansion of the chest causes the narrowing of the rib spaces. D.  If the collapsed segment of the lung is in the upper lobe, the hilum and the minor fissures are displaced upward.