An OT Practitioner Is Conducting a Functional Capacity Evaluation on a Client

question 6

Multiple Choice

An OT practitioner is conducting a functional capacity evaluation on a client who is hoping to return to employment as a mail carrier. What should the OTA do to learn more about the requirements of the client's job?

• A) Question the client extensively about her job requirements.
• B) Do an online search for factory worker job requirements.
• C) Contact the local postal service for job requirements.
• D) Drive along the mail carrier's route to see obstacles.

Understand the relationship between process control limits and specification limits.

Comprehend the use and construction of p-charts for monitoring proportion defective in samples.

Recognize the importance of reducing variation within process control for quality improvement.

Understand how the standard error of the sample proportion affects the calculation of control limits.

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Definitions:

Standard Rate

A predetermined rate often used for allocating costs to activities or products, based on budgeted or historical data.

Completed Unit

A unit of product that has undergone the entire production process and is ready for sale or distribution.

Direct Labor Time Variance

The difference between the actual hours worked by employees at the actual labor rate and the standard hours worked at the standard labor rate, used to measure efficiency and productivity in production.

Standard Costs

Predetermined or estimated costs for materials, labor, and overhead used for cost control and budgeting purposes.