Unit 1 Test for Ms. G OTHA 1315

Remediation approach used for clients whose CNS is not intact and are unable to produce controlled modulated movement

Find the 3 types of client factors

Activities that produce no outcome and focus on the clients' weakness

Context: the area you are surrounded in that could act as a support or barrier

Find 2 examples of environmental factors

Activities that you do repeatedly and it provides a structure for your daily life

Which is not a goal of the biomechanical approach?

Remediation approach where you reteach client how to do math, write checks, problem solve

choose the 3 types of habits

The 3 types of performance skills

What is our domain?

increase/decrease length of task to see how long the client can sit or stand for

increase/decrease distance of reach

What does OTPF stand for?

Find 3 examples of occupational work

What is enabling and purposeful activities called in billing?

What is the goal of the sensorimotor approach

crafts, practicing getting dressed, practice writing checks, making a grocery list

remediation approach where the client's CNS is intact and considers the human body as a living machine

What is an ADL?

increase/decrease weight in activity such as wearing weighted wristband

2 types of context categories:

Client engages in their life roles and the activity has an outcome

define social participation

______ begins w/ the onset of injury or disability and ends with the restoration of the patient to maximal independence

Context: your personal information

increase/decrease the number of people client can socially interact with

increase/decrease the number of steps of directions of the activity

Shoulder arc, ring tree, clothespins, nuts and bolts are examples of ____

ADL, IADL, Rest & Sleep, Health Management, Education, Leisure, Play, Social Participation, Work

hot packs, paraffin bath, exercise, passive ROM, etc are examples of____

Which disabilities are usually addressed in the biomechanical approach? (select 4)

Core of OT, has an outcome, meaningful to the goals of the client

define health management

cooking, laundry, engagement in role activities

small actions that involve moving oneself and interacting with objects

Habits, Routines, Roles, Rituals

name the main areas of our domain from the tables (select 5)

What are the 3 remediation practice approaches

small actions that involve communicating and interacting with others

What is an IADL?

small actions that involve you thinking and setting steps

Find 2 examples of personal factors

increase/decrease time spent on the activity to see if clients movements are getting faster or slower

Something you do without thinking that can be good or bad

Definition of the remediation approach:

Activities that produce no outcome, facilitation & inhibition techniques, ice/hot packs, PROM, positioning, sensory int

symbolic activities that are meaningful to you

The part that shapes your identity

Which (4) disabilities typically addressed in the sensorimotor approach?

Definition of the Rehabilitation Approach

increase/decrease the complexity of the activity

find 4 other areas of occupation