Occupational therapists are rehabilitation professionals who support individuals with physical or mental disabilities in regaining their daily living activities and social participation. They are nationally certified professionals who play a crucial role in the medical and welfare fields. The National Examination for Occupational Therapists tests a wide range of specialized knowledge, including basic medicine, clinical medicine, occupational therapy assessment, and occupational therapy treatment. The examination covers practical knowledge required in clinical settings, such as anatomy and physiology as basic medical subjects, as well as orthopedic diseases, neurological diseases, mental disorders, occupational therapy assessment, and occupational therapy treatment. This problem set is a study guide for the National Examination for Occupational Therapists, systematically organized according to the examination scope. It is structured to allow for step-by-step learning, from basic medicine to clinical medicine, and occupational therapy assessment and treatment. It can be used for final review in the final preparation period, as well as for confirming basic understanding and reinforcing weak areas in specific subjects. ⸻ ■ Contents of this Book ・Anatomy ・Physiology ・Kinesiology ・Pathology ・Orthopedics ・Neurology ・Psychiatry ・Rehabilitation Medicine ・Occupational Therapy Assessment ・Occupational Therapy Treatment ・Community Rehabilitation ・Comprehensive Review Questions The structure allows for learning through the flow of Understanding → Practice → Comprehensive Review. ⸻ ■ Features ・Covers the entire scope of the National Examination for Occupational Therapists ・Systematically organized from basic medicine to clinical medicine ・Emphasizes occupational therapy assessment and treatment ・A structured problem set that is easy to use for self-study ・Ideal for comprehensive review in the final preparation period