A client is admitted for an asthma attack caused by an allergic reaction to a medication. The nurse knows the immediate release of which substance most likely caused this severe allergic response?

Which manifestation is more commonly found in chronic bronchitis than in emphysema?

Which is the process of coughing up sputum?

Which of the following is MOST important to consider when assessing and developing a client’s coping skills?

An OTA is describing how OT’s contribute within a psychosocial clubhouse.  Which of the following statements would be BEST suited to this description?

Which of the following treatment settings is run by people identified as having a mental illness?

An OT is planning a meal preparation activity for an adult client with attentional and organizational deficits secondary to alcohol abuse.  The treatment goals address the client’s difficulties in properly sequencing tasks.  The most appropriate activity to use FIRST is:

You are an OT on an inpatient mental health unit, and you mention to the nurse that you have been working on anger management with a patient on the unit.  She says, “I thought only psychologists do that.”  What is the BEST response to this so that she can better understand OT’s role with this patient?

Which of the following statements would be MOST appropriate to include in a SOAP note documenting a client’s participation in treatment?

Which of the following is contraindicated as a principle used to modify the environment for a client with cognitive deficits?