OTP 542 Final EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025) Community based services - Correct Answers ✅Continuum of Care - what particular focus is Linear progression - some for those who are independent, moving down the line with more support for those dependent in ADL/IADL tasks We all do NOT progress in a linear fashion Independent -> Dependent
Comprehensive assessment: Exploring physical abilities, intellectual abilities,
emotional abilities, social abilities, financial, environmental Helps us to ensure services for client that are required and needed Essential to match services with individual needs
Too much services: learned helplessness, lose abilities
Not enough services: may not improve, pose safety risk
Service needs may change overtime, thus requiring ongoing reassessment May require more services, may require less
CBS Location - Correct Answers ✅In-home care: community comes to
individual in their home Homemaking, chore services, and meal services
Outside-of-the-home assistance: requires person to be able to receive or
perform self-transport Adult day care, congregate meals, and senior centers - some social or recreational activities/groups
Housing modifications or options: to one's own home or an alternate
residence Ramps, grab bars, and electric garage door openers Alternate residence that meets an individuals specific needs CBS Function - Correct Answers ✅Something to do Working - find work related to skill set they have, meaningful to them 1 / 4
OTP 542 Final EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025) Learning - formal or informal Giving - volunteering Experiencing Senior centers Congregate meal programs Adult day services Someone to care any kind of support service Adult protective services Participants in visiting friends program Emergency response systems Counseling services Someplace to live Public housing, Assisted living, shared housing etc.Some community based have combinations of these functions
CBS Barriers - Correct Answers ✅System-level: policy making, what types
of things are available in terms of things being set up and can be sustained
Agency-level: hard to keep staffing consistent, funding for actual agency
itself Individual-level: pride issues, beliefs that a place isn't for them, not wanting to identify themselves as "old"
*Group-level: cultural beliefs, not having belief you should go out to family
for help, language barriers, financial means, fear discrimination because of sexual orientation Group membership, identity and larger social norm NOT identified in first 3 barriers 2 / 4
OTP 542 Final EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025)
CBS Linkage - Correct Answers ✅Information and referral: from formal and
informal means; friend gives info, MD tells you place is available
Case management: set up services, work with people in any population that
help facilitate and find resources/manage care person receives
Outreach: works in community services, reach out to individuals about
beneficial services
Service guides: lists of available services, organized by specific needs or
location
Educational programs: lectures and workshops that provide information
CBS Role of occupational therapy - Correct Answers ✅Performance skills:
provide education and safety regarding available resources, work to enhance a person's abilities so they can maintain roles that are meaningful
Enhanced contexts: perform safety evaluations, assist older adults in getting
needed services/resources to age in place within their community
Expanded or sustained quality of life: helping individuals to stay engaged in
meaningful occupations even when they have diminished capacity; can be due to pathological or normal age related changes Either enhance current occupation or exploring new interests and ways to engage Enhance function in settings that are meaningful Comprehensive assessment to identify current barriers and future barriers Able to help client in context they live, work, perform leisure in this setting - most natural, really in their real life Primary Care - Correct Answers ✅Primary Care (PC) vs. Primary Health Care (PHC)
Primary health care: how finances, income, housing, education, environment
impact health
Primary care: health-based center, looks at health promotion, prevention of
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OTP 542 Final EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% SOLVED (Newest 2025) Primary care core principles - Correct Answers ✅Universal access to care and coverage based on need Commitment to health equity as part of development oriented to social justice Community participation in defining and implementing health agendas Intersectional approaches to health care
Models of integrating rehab professionals - Correct Answers ✅Clinic: In
office of MD, being more of supplemental service work within scope of OT but in more supplemental setting
Outreach: not really huge in OT
Ex) nurses go out to senior center to give flu shots w/c fitting, walker fitting Provide satellite services in a community that does not necessarily have access to services
Self-management: help provide education and confidence in person's ability
to manage own condition; can take place in clinic (ex. Diabetes management)
Community-based rehabilitation: partner with other agencies/types of
community partnerships Ex) SensiPlay for peds, Enfield/Manchester Holistic
Case management: managing case
Shared care: OT works with specialist (ex. Cardiologist, orthopedic surgeon),
more generalized role Access to health care - Correct Answers ✅Opportunities and constraints to health-care-seeking Domains of access
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