This OT Exam Worksheet Bundle has now been updated to include over 100 worksheets covering more than 30 OT topics. The worksheets have also been updated to be more user-friendly. You can now choose to either print and fill out these worksheets by hand or fill them out digitally using the fillable fields now included in the PDF.
Are you tired of being limited to the same study materials and strategies when preparing for the National OT Board Exam? Sick of looking at the pages of a textbook or study guide and hoping the information magically makes its way into your memory?
Now you can take a MORE ACTIVE role in your studying with these striking and useful worksheets specifically designed to foster memory retention of the material.
Research has shown that writing out notes boosts memory and retention of concepts. Now you have worksheets designed to organize your notes in an effective way.
This OT Exam Worksheet Bundle includes a digital download to access over 100 printable worksheets covering the following topic areas:
- Frames of reference
- Research
- Occupational therapy roles and practice settings
- Ethical principles
- Pediatric reflexes and developmental milestones
- Pediatric assessment tools and common diagnoses
- Feeding and swallowing
- General assessment worksheets
- Hand and upper extremity
- Splinting
- Neurodegenerative diseases
- Allen Cognitive Levels
- Ranchos Los Amigos Scale
- Spinal cord injury
- CVA
- Apraxia
- Cranial nerves
- Mental health
- Groups
- Burns
- Wounds
- Cardiopulmonary
- Community mobility and driver rehabilitation
- Work rehabilitation
- Wheelchairs
- Adaptive equipment
- Low vision
- Physical agent modalities
- Types of clinical reasoning
United StatesI am a little over a year away from taking the NBCOT, and with COVID canceling my L1 fieldwork, these sheets have been perfect to not only get a head start in studying, but to just keep important info fresh in my mind as well. I love how all of the subjects are organized for me and that I have to research and fill in the sheets myself. I personally learn best this way as opposed to reading study guides that are already filled out by someone else. Thank you, OT Exam Insights, for making these!