NBCOT Domain 1

What does a referral include?

- Reason for referral (diagnosis, functional issue)

- Precautions

- Activity restrictions

- Orders (eval only, eval + treat, specialty request)

- relevant medical information

What is the correct sequence for an evaluation?

- Referral and chart review

- Occupational profile

- Analysis of occupational performance

- Standardized and non-standardized assessments

- Identification of strengths, limitations, and performance patterns

What is the correct sequence for an Intervention?

- Develop intervention plan

- Implement interventions

- Modify as needed

- Ongoing reassessment

What is the correct sequence for Outcomes?

- Measure progress with assessments

- Reevaluate goals

- Discharge planning

True/False: If the chart indicates instability (vitals, acute changes, or red-flag symptoms), you may proceed with mobility or functional tasks.

False

If the NBCOT question says "first session" or "initial evaluation" what is the first step?

gather information for the occupational profile

True/False: You should observe the client during functional tasks before selecting assessments.

True

List four reasons to NOT administer a standardized test?

Client is unstable, fatigued, confused, or in pain

O2 saturation normal range

95-100%

When is the O2 saturation a safety concern?

Below 90%

Name signs of orthostatic hypotension

- Significant Blood Pressure Changes

- Dizziness

- Syncope

- Grey Vision

Safety Concern: Sudden confusion can be a sign of?

Cognitive Issue OR a Seizure