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1. 1A Kentucky clinic plans to assign an occupational therapy aide a routine supportive task. Which arrangement satisfies the statutory definition of an aide?

   1. A. The aide works under an OT/L's guidance and responsibility and is supervised by an OT/L or OTA/L after training and demonstrated competence
   2. B. The aide independently selects and modifies the intervention plan after orientation
   3. C. The aide works under general nursing supervision without occupational therapy oversight
   4. D. The aide performs any task requested once the clinic documents one year of employment

   Answer: A

   Explanation: KRS 319A.010(5) states: “An aide shall function under the guidance and responsibility of a licensed occupational therapist and is supervised by an occupational therapist or an occupational therapy assistant for specifically selected routine tasks for which the aide has been trained and has demonstrated competence.” The first arrangement includes every required element.

   Reference: Krs 319 a 010 — KRS 319A.010(5)

2. 2A Kentucky OT recommends a low-tech device and changes the task environment so a client can resume meal preparation. Which regulatory term most directly describes this work?

   1. A. Restoration
   2. B. Assistive technology
   3. C. General supervision
   4. D. Performance ability

   Answer: B

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:010, Section 1(4), states: “Assistive technology” means “identification and use of assistive technologies (high and low tech), application of universal design principles, and recommended changes to the environment of activity to support the client's ability to engage in occupations.” The described device and environmental change fit that term.

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 010 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 1(4)

3. 3Which state-specific examination evidence must a first-time Kentucky OT applicant submit under the current licensure regulation?

   1. A. Completion of the DPAM specialty course
   2. B. Passage of a clinical skills examination
   3. C. Successful completion of the jurisprudence exam
   4. D. Completion of an oral board interview

   Answer: C

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:060E, Section 1(6), requires “Evidence of successful completion of the jurisprudence exam.” It is a distinct state requirement in addition to NBCOT verification.

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 060 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 1(6)

4. 4What is the minimum monthly supervision for each full-time Kentucky OTA/L?

   1. A. Four hours of general supervision, including at least two hours face-to-face
   2. B. Two hours of general supervision, all of which may be remote
   3. C. Six hours of face-to-face supervision only
   4. D. One hour face-to-face plus one written chart review

   Answer: A

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:130, Section 3(2), requires at least four hours per month of general supervision, “which shall include no less than two (2) hours per month of face-to-face supervision.”

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 130 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 3(2)

5. 5A Kentucky OT/L is deciding whether ability to pay may affect access to clinically indicated services. Which ethical duty applies?

   1. A. Provide services without regard to financial status or other listed protected characteristics
   2. B. Prioritize clients with private insurance before all other clients
   3. C. Offer services only when full payment is guaranteed
   4. D. Use financial status as a clinical eligibility criterion

   Answer: A

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:140, Section 1(1), requires services without regard to race, creed, national origin, sex, age, handicap, disease, social status, “financial status,” or religious affiliation.

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 140 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 1(1)

6. 6A Kentucky OT Board member personally participated in investigating a disciplinary case. What is the member's hearing role in that case?

   1. A. The member may vote but may not question witnesses
   2. B. The member may serve only if the respondent agrees
   3. C. The member shall not sit on the hearing and is not counted as eligible for the quorum
   4. D. The member must serve as the hearing officer

   Answer: C

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:160, Section 1(3), provides that a member who participated in the investigation or has personal knowledge “shall not sit” and is not an eligible member for quorum purposes.

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 160 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 1(3)

7. 7When may a Kentucky OT/L begin using deep physical agent modalities without first receiving the board's DPAM Specialty Certification?

   1. A. Only while performing modalities in a supervised program to complete the five required treatment sessions
   2. B. Whenever an employer verifies prior clinical experience
   3. C. For the first 90 days after completing an online course
   4. D. Whenever the referring physician is present

   Answer: A

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:170, Section 2(3), requires certification before use, except when a qualified licensee performs the modalities “as part of a supervised program to complete the five (5) supervised treatment sessions.”

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 170 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 2(3)

8. 8Who may develop the visually related rehabilitative treatment plan for a Kentucky low-vision client?

   1. A. The optometrist, ophthalmologist, or physician after evaluating and diagnosing the client
   2. B. The OT/L independently after an occupational profile
   3. C. The OTA/L after administering structured tests
   4. D. The assistive-technology supplier after device trials

   Answer: A

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:190, Section 1(6), defines the plan as one “developed by the optometrist, ophthalmologist, or physician after the evaluation and diagnosis” of the client.

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 190 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 1(6)

9. 9What is the ordinary annual Kentucky continuing-competence requirement for an OT/L seeking renewal?

   1. A. 12 CCUs during the preceding annual renewal period
   2. B. 6 CCUs during each calendar year
   3. C. 24 CCUs during each two-year period
   4. D. 36 CCUs during each three-year period

   Answer: A

   Explanation: 201 KAR 28:200, Section 2(1), requires a renewal applicant to complete “a minimum of twelve (12) CCUs” during the preceding annual renewal period.

   Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 200 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 2(1)

10. 10At initial telehealth contact, which Kentucky duty is specifically about identity?

    1. A. Make attempts to verify the client's identity
    2. B. Obtain an alternative means of contacting the client
    3. C. Provide an alternative means of contacting the credential holder
    4. D. Document the client's knowledge and skills for telehealth

    Answer: A

    Explanation: 201 KAR 28:235, Section 2(1), requires a credential holder, upon initial contact, to “Make attempts to verify the identity of the client.” The other choices are separate initial-contact duties in Sections 2(2), 2(3), and 2(5).

    Reference: Title 201 Chapter 28 Regulation 235 • Kentucky Administrative Regulations • Legislative Research Commission — Section 2(1)