What is the relevance and importance of activity demands?

general meaning of the activity within the culture

Best situation for collaboration for OT and OTA

great communication, trust, learning

What could be an issue for OTA treatment competency

OTA knows how to do half of treatment

How could a motor skill affect putting on socks?

the person is distracted while putting on their socks

aspects of identity shaped by culture and defined by client

environmental factors that influence performance of activity

human-made environment changes, relationships, technology

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1
What training should an OT aide have?
CPR
how to perform client activites
setting up equipment
providing mental health
2
What can OTA not contribute to the evaluation process?
treatment
standardized measurements
independent evaluation
intervention
3
How can a practice act affect supervisory relationship?
Regulate how much they talk
How the aides can set up equipment with supervision
Require supervision check-ins
Regulate how much the OTA talks to OT
4
What is the relevance and importance of activity demands?
anatomical parts of the body that support the body
temporal process required to carry out the activity
actions that are part of the activity
general meaning of the activity within the culture
5
Sensory functions are apart of client factors
True
False
6
Not a client factor
perceptions
structure of nervous system
joint mobility
values
7
What is an example of body structure?
Cognition levels
How well does their knee work
Joint mobility
Eyes and Ears
8
Best situation for collaboration for OT and OTA
great communication, trust, learning
OTA sets up equipment
They gossip about each other
doing continuing ed together
9
What could be an issue for OTA treatment competency
State requires supervision from OT
Knows how to score ADL standardized test
OTA knows how to do half of treatment
can communicate with OT
10
What is OT's role in the screening and evaluation process?
analyzing referrals
all of the above
responsible for evaluation process
interpreting data
11
What are some performance patterns that will influence putting on socks?
social interaction skills
motor skills
habits
the person is missing an extremity
12
How could a motor skill affect putting on socks?
they routinely put on the socks before going out of their room
they have a habit of putting on the sock in order sock, shoe, sock, shoe
the person is distracted while putting on their socks
13
An occupational profile does what?
has the referral from the PCP
gives a background on client
provides OTA with what services they are giving to client
provides why the client needs services
14
What ways can an OTA contribute to the evaluation process?
contributing to competency issues
standarized measurements
unstandardized measurements
evaluate referral
15
What is an acitivity can an aide do?
treatment
move patients
preparing the insurance billing
evaluation
16
Groups can have routines
True
False
17
What is a role?
automatic behaviors performed repeatedly
patterns of behavior that provide structure for client
actions with social meaning contributing to client's identity
aspects of identity shaped by culture and defined by client
18
environmental factors that influence performance of activity
human-made environment changes
relationships
attitudes
technology
19
Not an occupation
Being in college
Going grocery shopping
Patient scheduling an appointment
Quitting your job

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