What family resource is defined as the minutes, hours, and days to engage in activities that enable families to fulfill their functional roles?

The goal of occupational therapy recommendations should be to benefit the entire family by increasing the child’s independence at minimal cost in time and energy to the parents.

What is designed to bolster a network of support to enhance the family’s natural strengths and family functions? 

What includes interactive rituals that take on symbolic meaning and seem to be so habitual that people do not consider doing them another way? 

All major health-related disciplines use a ------- view of children – that each is interconnected with the other and the environments that they experience. 

What term describes the family features that influence how the family organizes itself to fulfill essential roles? 

What types of activities help family members develop a sense of group cohesion and emotional well-being? 

What family resource is defined as properties family members use to engage in a balanced pattern of needed and desired activities in a way that enables them to fulfill the family functions? 

What are provided when the occupational therapist engages a child in an activity with the goal of promoting the child’s skill acquisition and minimizing the consequences of a disability? 

What family resource is defined as remuneration from productive activities that enable the family to acquire material things such as a place to live, food, and clothing?  

What term refers to the goal-directed activities that parents do in raising their children? 

While we know including families is best practice, it is not a federal law. 

What type of communication involves family members giving each other role assignments, establishing schedules, making decisions, and resolving conflict? 

Siblings can help elicit what during intervention? 

Coaching caregivers may have more effect on children than direct services alone. 

What type of diagnoses create significant shifts in daily occupations? 

What type of communication involves family members expressing their care and support of each other? 

What term reflects a composite of different factors, including the social prestige of family members, educational attainment of the parents, and family income? 

Socioeconomic status

Occupational therapist should only consider evidence-based literature when offering suggestions.

What family resource is defined as the knowledge and skills family members bring to activities?

This approach should be individualized to the families’ interests, learning styles, and knowledge levels: 

What term refers to the way an effective family system organizes daily and weekly activities and familiar ways with special events? 

Evidence indicates the more parents know about development, the more responsive and supportive they are in interacting with their child and the better prepared they are to foster optimal development. 

What term describes a common nationality or language shared by certain groups of families?

What are predictable patterns of doing activities, such as religious rituals, that are shared with members of the community? 

What term is demonstrated when the activity of one person influences the activities of other family members? 

What term refers to the process of selectively blending tradition, activities, and interactive styles with the majority ethnic group? 

At what age does the suck-swallow reflex emerge? 

Gavin was born at 30 weeks gestation with Apgar scores of 3 (1 minute) and 9 (5 minutes). What do these scores indicate? 

Ben was born at 30 weeks gestation on March 16, 2009; what is his chronological age on July 1, 2009?  

Harry was born at 28 weeks gestation on May 2, 2009; what is his corrected age on September 1, 2009?

What is the recommendation for visual stimulation for an infant at or past term? 

Which behavior is not a sign of stress in premature infants?

What does pca stand for in the following sentence: Cody is a 39 wk pca wm born at 25 WBD, 24 WBE by SVD? 

As a new team member to the NICU, the occupational therapy practitioner should begin their first day by doing what? 

Which NICU intervention is recommended for younger infants, between 23 and 31 weeks? 

Which statement is true concerning light and the neonate?

Which NICU intervention is recommended for infants beginning at 31 or 32 weeks? 

What is the best type of auditory stimulation for a young neonate?

By what age should a child relate objects to self in pretend? 

What determines eligibility of early intervention services? 

What approach is defined as the interaction between someone who has specialized knowledge and skills to share and someone who has intimate knowledge of a child’s abilities, challenges, and typical performance?  

Some families may be required to pay a co-pay for their early intervention services. 

Neural plasticity is greatest between the ages of 2-3. 

When does planning begin to support the transition from IFSP (Part C) to IEP (Part B)? 

By what age should a child extend familiar actions to dolls and figures? 

Which of the following does not apply when creating an outcome for an IFSP? 

By what age should a child explore objects? 

Within the coaching model, which phase is best described as activities taking place when the coach and learner are not in contact? 

By what age should a child include dolls or figures in a short action scenario? 

What is an IFSP?

Occupational therapy is a secondary, or support, service as outlined in Part C of IDEA. 

Telehealth is an inappropriate delivery model for early intervention.

What service delivery model best addresses the needs of children from birth through two who have an established risk, have a developmental delay, or are considered to be environmentally or biologically at risk? 

What is not a part of routine-based interviews (RBI)? 

By what age should a child relate one object to another? 

When skills are learned in a natural setting, they are more likely to be generalized in more activities and environments. 

Within the coaching model, which phase is best described as the identification of a need, followed by joint planning? 

Within the coaching model, which phase includes the coach using questioning and reflective learning? 

What type of perspective encourages an occupational therapist to recognize the influence and inter-relationships of the family within various systems? 

By what age should a child relate objects in a social, conventional manner? 

In 1986, the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA) was established to incentivize states to develop a program focused on family-centered care for infants. 

Within the coaching model, which phase occurs when the coach and learner agree that identified outcomes have been achieved? 

What is foundational to learning and developing relationships between parents and caregivers?