A 34-year-old client has just sustained multiple traumatic injuries during a motor vehicle accident. Which trauma setting will the client MOST LIKELY be transported to for care?

A client wants to maintain strength of musculature while immobilized in a cast. What type of exercises would an OTA MOST likely recommend?

A client who had a spinal cord injury is being evaluated by the OT practitioner for ROM deficits. The practitioner has ensured that the client is comfortably positioned on a mat and the fulcrum of the goniometer has been aligned with the center of the joint and the stationary arm is aligned with the limb being measured. What would the practitioner do NEXT in this process?

A 52-year-old client is about to be discharged from inpatient rehabilitation. The client has overall weakness and is not able to drive or get about in the community and has a wife who can assist. What setting will MOST LIKELY be recommended for continuation of the client’s care?

An OT practitioner is assessing a client’s range of motion. He asks the client to raise her arm as high as she can in front of her. What term BEST describes the type of range of motion that is being assessed?

A multidisciplinary team is meeting to discuss the progress of a young adult who has been hospitalized after a motor vehicle accident. What is the MOST LIKELY role of the OTA for participating in the planning process for this team?

While performing a manual muscle test on a client, the OTA can feel a muscle contraction but there is no discernable movement of the body part. What is the MOST accurate representation of the strength of this muscle?

If an OTA were using people-first language, how would he MOST LIKELY describe his client?

This refers to “care whereby occupational therapy services focus on those things that are meaningful and valuable to the individual, a group, or population.” O’Brien, 2024

In research, a level one level of evidence is the highest form of evidence. Of the following, which is not an example of level one evidence?