When an Occupational Therapist Obtains Information on Whether a Client

question 2

Multiple Choice

When an occupational therapist obtains information on whether a client lives alone or with others, what his or her financial status might be, and whether the client prefers to have others involved in the intervention process, what category of information has the therapist gathered for consideration in intervention planning?

• A) Client life situations
• B) Client factors
• C) Informed consent
• D) Privacy consent

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Definitions:

Crowds

In contrast to cliques, crowds are larger and looser groups, comprising individuals who share particular characteristics but who may not interact with one another.

Fine Motor Skills

The coordination of small muscle movements in activities such as writing, cutting with scissors, and manipulating small objects.

Racial Identity

An individual's awareness and experience of being a member of a specific racial group, influencing their sense of self and group membership.

Friendships

Relationships formed between individuals that are characterized by mutual affection, support, and respect, often considered an important aspect of social health.