The subcutaneous layer beneath the dermis is also known as the _______.

_______ prevents loss of fluid so the cells do not dry out.

What is the proper chemical name for the following compound: CaTe

Read the Case of Phoenix (p. 257). Phoenix is a 5-year-old with mildly delayed motor skills, but very limited pretend play. The occupational therapist uses what tools/supports to get Phoenix to initially pretend and role play? 

In 1997, Bundy’s work on playfulness focused on the attention and attitudes of children while they play. What does her work theorize as the three elements of playfulness?

Leisure, defined in the Case-Smith textbook as an occupation that is “fun,” is important for developing skills such as: (Select any or all that apply)

Read the Case of Tonya (p. 259). Tonya is a preschool child with Autism and minimal independent play skills. She typically avoids other children and plays alone during free time, preferring to grasp, watch, and whirl a ribbon in the air. The therapist uses this ribbon as a tool to promote what initial play activity for Tonya? 

Match the definition to the correct term about (the components of) play.

Read the Case of Rachel (p. 256). Rachel is a 9-year-old in 3rd grade with co-morbid diagnoses of General Anxiety Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, and Attention Deficit Disorder. The occupational therapist used the COSA to facilitate further conversations about interests, goals, and challenges related to play. With the use of arts and crafts, the occupational therapist was able to intentionally facilitate play increasing her _______. (Finish the statement selecting any of the appropriate responses according to the text.)

Toys provide different affordances or opportunities for specific types of play to occur. List 4 ways in which toys can influence development and provide one example on one of the ways listed.