Occupational therapy promotes independent functioning in individuals who may otherwise require institutionalization or other long-term care. It can prevent injury or the worsening of existing conditions or disabilities. The Occupational therapy profession helps people to build, regain, and develop skills that are important for independent functioning, well-being, security, and quality of life. This test assesses the occupational therapist with at least one year of experience in various areas, including diseases, diagnosis, physical examination, and therapy. Such topics covered in the exam are identifying anatomical movements, assessing patients, normal and pathological anatomy, diagnosing conditions, identifying abnormalities, and basic medical terminology. Tests for Registered Nurse (RN) and Medical Assistants are also available. Total Questions 46 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested Anatomical Position and MovementsPhysical ExamDiagnosisClinical PathologyMedical TerminologyTherapyAnatomy Tasks Tested Identify Anatomical MovementsUnderstand Important Signs of Neurological DiseaseIdentify Abnormal GaitsDistinguish Between Subjective and ObjectiveDistinguish Between UMN, LMN and Mixed SyndromesUnderstanding the Patient ExamAssessment of PatientObservation of GaitUnderstanding the Criteria for DiagnosisIdentify the Pathophysiology of DiseaseDiagnose ConditionsUnderstand Basic Clinical Signs of DiseaseUnderstand Normal and Pathological AnatomyUnderstanding Basic Medical TerminologyUnderstanding ReimbursementUnderstand the Terminology Used in OTUnderstanding the Principles of TherapyDifferentiate Between Types of TasksDifferentiate Between Discrete and Continuous TasksUnderstand the Conditions Treatable by the OTUnderstand the Principles of OT TherapyUnderstand the Anatomy and Function of Muscles