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51 Cards in this Set
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What OT Code of Ethics is concerned with OT personnel demonstrating a concern for the well being of the recipients of their services?
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Benficence
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An OT starts to engage in a sexual relationship with a current client. This is breaking what code of ethics?
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Nonmaleficence
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OTs who comply with the laws of AOTA and state associations are following what code of ethics?
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Justice
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Providing accurate information about OT services relates to what code of ethics?
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Veracity
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OTs who treat other professionals and staff member with respect are following what code of ethics?
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Ridelity
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What is the MINIMUM reporting standard required of an OT who suspects pt./child abuse?
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reporting to the immediate supervisor
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What are public bodies created by state legislatures to assure the health and safety of the citizens of that state called?
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SRBs--State Regulatory Boards
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Can a COTA initiate treatment prior to the OTs evaluation?
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NO--they can contribute to the eval process, but not evaluate
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A new OTR/L is being supervised by a veteran OTR/L, and the two meet only on a "needed basis" and often times only meet only once a month, if that. What kind of supervision is the new OTR/L receiving?
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Minimal Supervision
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Supervision that involves meeting at least monthly direct contact with other supervision available as needed is known as what kind of supervision?
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General Supervision
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Is an entry level OT required to have supervision?
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No, but it's recommended
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Who can an entry level OT supervise?
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OT Aides, techs, care extenders, all levels of OTAs, volunteers, Level 1 fieldwork students
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What two types of teams are considered the most common and most effective in today's health care system?
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Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary
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What federal agency develops rules and regulations pertainig to federal laws, in particular the Medicare/Medicaid programs?
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CMS--Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
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JCAHO and CARF are ________ accrediting agencies that accredit health care adn rehab facilities.
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Voluntary
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When considering payment for OT service, the monetary amount to be paid by the patient is known as...
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Co-insurace
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What are the largest source of insurance payments in the US?
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Private insurance and Managed Care Plans
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Who determines the requirements and regulations for insurers who operate within their borders?
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Each state
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What was est. in 1965 by Congress as Title XVIII of the SS Act?
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Medicare
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Who are the larges single payers for OT services?
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Medicare
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Who is eligible for Medicare?
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person older than 65, people with permanent kidney failure, black lung disease, or other long term disability, and people who have been on SS for 24 mos.
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Who pays for hospital, inpt. SNF, home health, and hospice care...med A or B
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Medicare Part A
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A supplemental medical insurance program that must be purchased by the beneficiary are requires a 20% copayment and has NO specific time limit is known as...
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Medicare Part B
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What is the main difference between Part A and Part B Medicare?
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Frequency in which pt. receives treatment
Part A: Inpt. minimum of 5 days/week Part B: Outpt. 3 days/week |
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When is OT in home care covered by Medicare?
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when the pt. is homebound and needs intermittent skilled nursing care
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Is Medicare likely to cover the costs of a wheelchair or a raised toilet seat?
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a wheelchair because it's medically necessary, and a raised toilet seat can be used by other people who don't necessarily need it
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______is a state/federal health insurance programfor persons with income below an est. amount or have a disability.
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Medicaid
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Who determines the regulations for worker's compensation?
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the commission board of EACH state
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What mandates that all states provide educational services for children 3-5 and education for children 5-21?
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IDEA
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Are Infant and Toddler programs required of each state?
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No, they are recommended by IDEA, but not required
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When should transitional planning begin?
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At age 14 (younger if needed)
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When do transitional services begin?
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16 years of age
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What has solidified schools as a practice setting for OT?
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IDEA
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How often must the transition plan be updated?
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annually
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Who can make a referrel for OT in the school system?
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previous agency that provided early intervention, child's teacher, school's child study teaam
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Who is eligible for membership to Clubhouse programs?
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adults and elders with a current mental illness or history of mental illness
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Who usually refers one to a wellness adn prevention program?
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Usually one's self in order to meet a personal need
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Do private practicioners have to abide by all state and third party payer regulations for eval., intervention, and documentation?
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Yes, they must!
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What are the 4 basic steps of program planning?
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Needs assessment, program planning, program implementation, program evaluation
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What is the amount of time a full time staff employee works known as?
hint: budget formula used to determine the number of personnel providing direct care |
FTE
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What is emphasized most with Continuous Quality Control (CQI)?
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PREVENTION
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What does Risk management most look at?
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ways to decrease actual or potential losses
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A two-group design which includes random selection and assignment into an experimental group that receives treatment or a control group that dosn't where all other experiences are kept the same is known as...
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True-experimental design
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True-experimental, quasi-experimental, non-experimental/correlational are all examples of what type of design?
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QUANTitative
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What type of experiment would be used when it is unethical to control or withhold treatment?
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Quasi-experimental
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What type of experiment is used to study potential RELATIONSHIPS between 2 or more variables?
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Non-experimental/correlational
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What experiment would be used to find a cause and relationship between the IV and DV?
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True-experimental
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What type of experiment would be used to understand the insiders perspective in the health care system in order to develop meaningful services?
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Ethnographic research
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What research is used when the researcher becomes completely involved in an experience to understand what he's studying?
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Heuristic research
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What is the most frequently used measure of variability when interpreting data?
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Standard Deviation
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Who must approve all human subject research?
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Institutional Review Board (IRB)
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