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12 Core Functions - ️️1. Screening 2. Intake 3. Orientation 4. Assessment 5. Treatment Planning 6. Counseling 7. Case Management 8. Crisis Intervention 9. Client Education 10. Referral 11. Reports & Record Keeping 12. Consultation Define Screening - ️️The process by which a client is determined appropriate and eligible for admission to a particular program. Define Intake - ️️Administrative and initial assessment procedures for admission to a program. Define Orient...

What changes were made to to the otpf 4 - ️️Cornerstones of the ot practice are identified and described health and management was added as a category of occupations intimate partner was added to the social participation category The context and environments aspect of the occupational therapy domain was changed to context to match the ICF Client factors category of body functions now includes gender indentity under "experience of self and time" Definition psychosocial was ex...

What is the official document of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA)? - ️️The Occupational Therapy Practice Framework: Domain and Process, 3rd Edition. How is occupational therapy define within the framework? - ️️The therapeutic use of everyday life activities (occupations) with individuals or groups for the purpose of enhancing or enabling participation in roles, habits, and routines in home, school, workplace, community, and other settings. What does the term occ...

counterclockwise - ️️in order to raise the arm of a roboy, the last of 4 spur gears in a simple gear train must rotate clockwise. in what direction does the input (first) gear turn? 62.8 inches - ️️a robot has wheels with 4 inch diameter. Each wheel rolls 5 revolutions on a horizontal surface without slipping. how far did the robot travel? energy cannot be created or destroyed - ️️which of the following statements is equivalent of the first law of thermodynamics? the condens...

Engineering Design Process...Sequentially in order for these steps, step 3 is: - ️️Brainstorming, Research, and select solution On a Fahrenheit scale, water boils at _______ degrees. - ️️212 All pages must be ____ in an engineering note book. - ️️numbered and in ink Brass is an alloy made of two different metals. Which of the following metals are found in brass? - ️️copper and zinc A temperature of 70 degrees c is equal to _______ degrees F. - ️️158 Engineering...

additive - ️️In a series circuit voltage is constant - ️️In a series circuit current is additive - ️️In a series circuit resistance is constant - ️️In a parallel circuit voltage is additive - ️️In a parallel circuit current is 1/1/R+Rn - ️️In a parallel circuit resistance is amplitude modulation - ️️A.M. means frequency modulation - ️️F.M. means how high something is - ️️Amplitude measures how much something happens in a given period...

Which of the following won the X prize as the first private company to put a man into space? - ️️SpaceShipOne What was the first American manned space craft? - ️️Mercury What was the primary function of the US space shuttle? - ️️transport astronauts to space Who was the first astronaut to walk on the moon? - ️️Neil Armstrong It took Apollo 11 how long to fly to the moon? - ️️3 days In what year was the final moon landing made? - ️️1972 Robots that run by...

Which can be added to a circuit to protect against electric shocks - ️️GFCI What do two output channels determine in a Quadrature encoder - ️️Rotation Not measured by frequency - ️️Heat Sensors used in echolocation - ️️Ultrasonic An electromagnetic motor has electricity flowing through - ️️Windings Which circuit is digital? - ️️B A motor on a train converts 60000J of electric into 45000J - ️️15kJ Which is an analog sensor? - ️️Line follower ...

(Fundamentals of Engineering) Which of the following species of wood are classified as softwood? a) Maple b) Ash c) Spruce d) Poplar - ️️c) Spruce (Fundamentals of Engineering) Civil engineers __________. a) design electrical power systems b) develop mechanical hardware c) design bridges, roadways and dams d) design systems with pulleys, gears, and torque - ️️c) design bridges, roadways, and dams. (Fundamentals of Engineering) The hardness of steel can be increased by al...

Water treatment plants use a process of sedimentation to remove dirt and other solid particles from the water. In plain terms, this is __________ . - ️️letting particles settle to the bottom of the tank What is NOT the primary designed use of a dam? - ️️To capture and store seasonal rains for year-round water consumption Which shape is found most often in trusses? - ️️Triangles If a given canal lock is 30 ft wide and 60 ft long and the pipes that transfer water have a flow r...