Occupational Therapy in Mental Health 2nd Edition Brown

Occupational Therapy in Mental Health 2nd Edition Brown Test Bank

Chapter 1: Recovery

Multiple Choice

• Which of the following best describes recovery?
• Recovery is a personal, holistic process.
• Recovery defines a sense of purpose focused on the limitations of the disability.
• Recovery means being disease-free.
• Recovery is a process where individuals learn to rely on others to achieve their goals.

ANS: a

Topic: Definitions of Recovery

LO: 1.1

• A client with schizophrenia is working with her occupational therapist on achieving her goal of

returning to work. During your last session, she told you that for the first time she was feeling motivated to return to work and was beginning to see a brighter future. Which of the 10 Guiding Principles of Recovery does this best represent?

• Respect
• Strengths and responsibilities
• Hope
• Person-driven

ANS: c

Topic: Principles of Recovery

LO: 1.1

• During an inpatient group, the occupational therapy group members are asked to identify social

supports, including family, friends, community members, and so on, who they find supportive and offer hope and encouragement. Which principle of recovery does this represent?

• Respect
• Relational
• Peer support
• Hope

ANS: b

Topic: Principles of Recovery

LO: 1.1

• The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration identifies four dimensions of

recovery: health, home, purpose, and community. The ability to engage in meaningful daily activities is an example of .

• Health
• Home 1 / 4

• Purpose
• Community

ANS: c

Topic: Dimensions of Recovery

LO: 1.2

• A client with depression has come to the local community center to learn more about health and

wellness. Which of the following best describes health, as defined by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration?

• Managing one’s disorder(s) and making healthy choices that support physical and emotional well-

being

• Focusing on the physical aspects of one’s well-being
• Fulfillment of one’s potential through meaningful activities
• Full engagement in one’s community

ANS: a

Topic: Dimensions of Recovery

LO: 1.2

• Which of the following most accurately defines how an occupational therapist can support

someone in recovery?

• The occupational therapist should set goals for the individual based on the individual’s deficit

areas.

• The occupational therapist should encourage the individual to maintain medication compliance.
• The occupational therapist should focus on improving client factors.
• The occupational therapist should assess areas of occupation the individual wants to engage in

and complete an analysis of occupational performance to identify skills and abilities that support or impede engagement.

ANS: d

Topic: Dimensions of Recovery

LO: 1.1 & 1.2

• Recovery has not only changed people’s lives but it has changed policy as well. Which of the

following U.S. policies has been cited as moving the health system toward a more integrated, holistic model of care addressing physical and behavioral health needs?

• Recovery-to-Practice Act
• Affordable Care Act
• Excellence in Mental Health Act
• Return to Work Act

ANS: b

Topic: Recovery as a Change Agent

LO: 1.4 2 / 4

Chapter 2: The Unfolding History of Occupational Therapy in Mental Health

Multiple Choice

• A humanistic treatment approach had a major impact on the formation of occupational

therapy and is still an important aspect of occupational therapy’s philosophy. Which 19th century theory can this approach be attributed to?

• Moral Treatment
• Arts and Crafts Movement
• Mental Hygiene Movement
• Reductionistic Movement

ANS: a

Topic: History of Occupational Therapy

LO: 2.1

• Which of the following models was initiated in response to industrialization of society

and can be described as “reestablishing harmony between environment, occupation and the person”?

• Moral Treatment

• Arts and Crafts Movement
• Mental Hygiene Movement
• Reductionistic Movement

ANS: b

Topic: History of Occupational Therapy

LO: 2.1

• Which occupational therapy founder was most closely associated with the development

of performance-based tests?

• William Rush Dunton, Jr.
• Eleanor Clarke Slagle
• Susan Tracy
• George Barton

ANS: c

Topic: Founding of Occupational Therapy

LO: 2.2 3 / 4

• Which occupational therapy founder was most closely associated with habit training?
• William Rush Dunton, Jr.
• Eleanor Clarke Slagle
• Susan Tracy
• George Barton

ANS: b

Topic: Founding of Occupational Therapy

LO: 2.2

• Habit training can best be described as .
• A well-balanced daily routine that contributes to health and wellness
• A program that encourages highly structured, monotonous daily routines
• A program that requires equal time in each area of work, leisure, and self-care
• A program that teaches specific behavior patterns for completion of activities of daily

living

ANS: a

Topic: Founding of Occupational Therapy

LO: 2.2

• Habit training is still seenTinEoScTcuBpAaNtioKnSalEtLheLraEpRy.pCraOctMice today. Which domain of the

American Occupational Therapy Association Practice Framework best reflects this concept?

• Areas of occupation
• Performance skills
• Performance patterns
• Client factors

ANS: c

Topic: Founding of Occupational Therapy

LO: 2.3

• A 10-year-old with anxiety disorder is experiencing difficulty at school. As the

occupational therapist at that school, which of the following best describes your role related to this child?

• Promote inclusion and increased understanding of mental health issues in the classroom,

at recess, and before and after school activities

• Work on handwriting skills
• Facilitate the development of a productive daily routine
• Engage the child in sensory integration activities

ANS: a

Topic: Mental Health Settings Where Occupational Therapists Practice

LO: 2.4

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