Handwriting
Sensory Processing Disorder
Positioning and Handling
Orthoses and Therapeutic Taping
Child/ Adolescent Obesity
100

This is the #1 reason children are referred to OT in the school setting

handwriting

100

The inability to take in, organize and respond to sensory information in a meaningful & appropriate way

Sensory dysfunction

100

This uses dynamic techniques to guide a child’s movements to influence muscle tone, promote postural stability, and/or trigger new automatic movement responses

Therapeutic handling

100

Type of orthoses used to remodel long-standing
dense mature scar tissue, elongate soft-tissue
contractures, or increase passive joint range
of motion

Mobilization orthoses

100

This is considered a national public health issue with short-term and long-term consequences

childhood obesity

200

This type of writing suggested is when manuscript is difficult because it is motorically and perceptually easier

Cursive

200

She led a push to develop evaluation and treatment strategies for SID in early intervention, preschool, and school-age populations starting in the early 1970s

Jean Ayres

200

Skeletal alignment, aligning head, trunk, and pelvis with extremities approaching midline, is an important precursor for this

Postural stability

200

Type of taping that is used to improve joint alignment (especially patellar alignment), muscle activity, and biomechanics and claims to aid in muscle alignment to decrease pain

McConnell taping

200

Term to describe body to fat ratio,however it is not a direct measure of body fat

Body Mass Index (BMI)

300

The —precursors to forming shapes, letters, and numbers

Prewriting strokes

300

The sensory modulation disorder category that elicits fear when being moved through space

Gravitational insecurity

300

When using positioning as a therapeutic tool, this is promoted when proximal stability is provided

Distal mobility

300

Elastic taping would be contraindication if this body system is disrupted

Integumentary system (skin)

300

Children in these types of communities have an increased risk of obesity

Low-income

400

By _____ grade, a grasp pattern is generally well established

2nd grade

400

The point when sensory dysfunction should be addressed

When sensory input is negatively impacting the child’s life

400

This position facilitates neck and trunk extension

Prone

400

This type of taping can reduce pain and increase the muscular flexibility, aiding the body in self-healing

Elastic therapeutic taping (Kinesio tape)

400

This is the most stigmatizing physical characteristic after race

Body size

500

The performance skill necessary for precise pencil movement, consisting of adjusting objects, shift, transition, and rotation

In-hand manipulation

500

This sensory system controls the feeling of hunger, heart rate, respiration and elimination and all other internal organ sensations

Interoception

500

This position requires head and trunk control coupled with shoulder and pelvic stability

Quadruped

500

The most integral component to increase compliance with wearing orthoses

Education

500

The most common genetic disorder associated with obesity which involves chromosome 15

Prader-Willi syndrome

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