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Name 2 general strategies an OT may use to treat low vision. For each general strategy, give one example.

OT Intervention for an individual that is demonstrating conceptual/ideational apraxia while learning to propel a wheelchair should include which of the following? 

Your homecare patient is post-myocardial infarction with CHF. He becomes SOB, fatigued, and his heart rate tends to increase beyond his recommended parameter while performing basic self-care activities, otherwise he has no mobility problems. In order to increase independence and safety in shower/bathing, you would recommend which of the following for use in the bathtub? 

Which of the following is required for OT-OTA supervision in New York State? 

Which of the following is an evidence-based intervention used to develop a tenodesis grasp? Activities/exercises to increase strength of: 

What intervention is effective with phantom limb pain, UE paresis following CVA, and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome? 

Providing a resting hand splint for an individual with rheumatoid arthritis and resulting MP ulnar drift/volar displacement of the proximal phalanges, is an example of which of the following: 

Mirror visual feedback would be an appropriate OT intervention for which diagnosis/problem? An individual with: 

Beginning at C1 and progressing caudally, the following is the first spinal level that your patient would need to be intact for you to teach a wheelchair pressure relief using active shoulder depression and active elbow extension: 

When providing PROM to the affected shoulder of an individual that has suffered a CVA the OT must do which of the following prior to providing passive flexion to the humerus?