Lenker exam 2

Information gathers based on what patient or caregiver says, can be found by asking a scale of 1-10

Physically change environment or changing the social aspect like increasing verbal commands for someone with dementia

Compensation for test too easy or difficult, providing benchmark, and help determine eligibility for OT are strengths of

Takes place on the same day

Energy conservation techniques, ane skin protection techniques

reversing or stopping environmental damage

The intervention activity will prepare individual to meet goal, occupation is therapeutic change agent

takes place as soon as possible

Assessment is for the future and plan is for the past

Does not account for cultural biases/ barrieres posed by language/ disability, results dont reflect actual performance

Teach new occupational performance skill

Considering the costs (money, compliance, psychological)

Highly prescribed procedures, scored consistently, efficient, typically more rigorous, may not show true abilities

are the items plausible? Does it seem like a good test?

Subtracting mean by test value and divide by standard value is the equation for...

Who would write weekly progress notes and have overal responsibilities for noting changes in performance and goals

Ordered categories (low to high,) unequal intervals, converted to numeric values for data analysis

Change contexits or activity demands to enable occupational performance

Location of a score in a distribution, with percentiles showing % of score that a given value is greater than

One therapist gives consintent ratings for the same client performance

Keep current occupational performance skill

Select the "verb to avoid"

An IQ test, SAT, MCAT, LSAT are examples of

Providing client with relief, focus on reduction of pain or increased comfort, not improve function

Data consists of (the participants) words in the form of an unstructured narrative form

If your the patient and your results are positive, you are probably positive, but may have more false positives

% of success

Select all charecteristics of evidence based practice

Select "verbs to use"

Education to avoid injury

do the items reflect the domain of interest?

If someone was born on 1/21/1298 and took their test on 11/7/2022 their chronological age is...

does the test predict future behavior?

The reliablity is the consistency of a measure, shows that the results are repeatable

Find the obtained by monitoring and measuring, can use a Goniometer or tape measure

Restore previous occupational performance

Data consists of numbers

Categorical (ex: male, female, hair color, degree program)

Physical agent modalities to decrease pain, reduce swelling, etc. ex: wound care like changing dressing, or warming up

Environment modifications like a ramp to enter home, and orthotic splints

Between-rater reliability, 2 therapists provide similar ratings for the same client performance level

# of repetitions/ time to complete task

Finding info regarding a patients strengths, skill level, and barriers to function are all found through

Measure that Is used to quantify the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of data values

Numeric scale + equal intervals + true zero, (patients cant go lower than)

does the test measure a similar construct to another test designed to measure the same thing?

Prevent occupational performance from developing

Identifies everyone with the disease, avoids false negatives, but can give false positives

Subject, objective, assessment, plan/prognosis are the parts of soap notes

Planning to use personality, insights, perceptions, & judgement is therapeutic use of self

The median, this value splits the data in half

Criterion-referenced tests are interpreted by scaling finding above or below standard

does it measure the domain it is trying to measure?

Select "verbs to use"

The intervention activity is the goal, ot serves as teacher, occupation is not being used to change capabilities

return to a personal level of health or functioning

Number of standard deviations from the mean, can be calculated by subtracting mean by test value and divide by standard

Practice safe transfers, tetching hoe to use speech recognition, or universal environment control, gains skills

Test involving flexibility in questions, directions, conditions, client, and context, requies experience.

The purpose of this is to distinguish between low and high achievers

An individuals actual achievement score before being adjusted for relative position in the test group

Penrith or enhance occupational performance skill

ABCDE, COAST, RHUMBA, and SMART, are all...

can the assessment be conducted in real world settings?

Client problem areas, treatment goals, nature of OT, progression, and "what happens next" (disposition)

Manual or powered wheelchairs, and scooters

Chronological age is someone's age in years, momoths, and days from the day from the day the test was taken

Specific identifies only people who have the disease

Who contributes to the progress notes