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Questions for the COTA exam

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show Unilateral neglect  
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What is remote memory   show
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show sensory system comprising the receptors and processing centers to produce sensory modalities like touch, temperature, proprioception, and nociception (pain)  
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Individuals that function at a cognitive level 4 are able to demonstrate directions presented in how many steps? They find it easier to do what?   show
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Side-lying is a good position for children whose muscle tone becomes what in what position?   show
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show 5x5'  
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show a pinch meter  
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Athetoid CP is characterized by what   show
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Anterograde amnesia   show
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Retrograde amnesia   show
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show Medication noncompliance  
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show controlling jaw opening/closing with index and middle finger and placing your thumb on the check  
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show seizures, headaches, vomiting, irritability, "sunken" appearance of eyes w/o fever  
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Symptoms of tethered cord?   show
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What do Buddy straps provide   show
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What does reinforcing group norms do?   show
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show elicits a swallow reflex  
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show lengthening or rupture of the extensor digitorum communis tendon  
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show central  
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show gag reflex  
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Biofeedback is a technique where electrodes are used to measure what   show
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show stability and a solid base for seating systems that can be used to prevent decubiti, contractures and deformities, and to increase sitting tolerance, proper positioning and functional abilities  
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A blocked catheter can cause what   show
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Max height for countertops is what   show
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How long after an electroconvulsive treatment can an individual engage in a structured task   show
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an overhead suspension sling is best suited for individuals presenting proximal weakness with msucles between what grades?   show
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show A 3-in-1 commode is reimbursable by medicare. Medicare does not covered any equipment that can be useful to individuals without a disability (raised toilet seat, grab bars, non-skid mats)  
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What is validation therapy?   show
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show AROM  
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What do elbow lock splints stabilize   show
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show inner drive and active involvement of the child  
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show skin that is hot, dry, and red and labored breathing. It can be fatal to an elderly person.  
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What can begin 6 weeks after rotator cuff surgery   show
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A dynamic extension splint is used for what   show
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show visual difficulties, including partial blindness, nystagmus, eye pain, and/or diplopia  
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Proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) is a technique which involves what?   show
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show the use of resources within a facility to determine medical necessity and cost efficiency.  
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show their highest possible level for as long as possible. i.e. for people with dementia  
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Parnate   show
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show exploratory (0-2); symbolic (2-4); creative (4-7); games (7-12)  
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Facilitate swallow by lip closure by   show
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Facilitate chewing by placement of foods,   show
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show pip flexion and dip hyperextension  
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Swan neck   show
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show 6.5 (ice skating, aerobics, basketball)  
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Class 2 heart disease Max MET   show
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show 3.0 (domestic work, raking leaves)  
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show 1.5 (standing, driving, sedentary activity)  
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show proximal to distal  
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show distal to proximal  
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Isometrics are contrindicated for people with ____ and ____   show
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show parallel, project, egocentric cooperative; cooperative; mature  
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show person coughs after thin liquids; person's face changes color; gasps for air; swallowing assessment  
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show Excessive attention and alertness that guards against potential danger  
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What is labile affect   show
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Rood's pattern sequence   show
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show motor/ideomotor apraxia  
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show ideational apraxia  
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when should you use bilateral activities; guide the affected side through the activity; increase sensory stim to the affected side   show
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when should you decrease external auditory stimuli; give increased response time; use visual cues; use concise sentences; investigate augmentative communication devices   show
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show select or design highly structured activities; thank the individual for their participation an redirect them  
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What is the min clearance for doorways   show
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Hallways should be ___ wide   show
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show 31"  
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Wraparound, arm rests (space savers) reduces the overall width of the chair by   show
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show position and support a flaccid UE and prevent edema through elevation  
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show 20"  
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What kind of activities will benefit someone with complex regional pain syndrome, type I   show
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Akathisia   show
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