Occupations
Name 3 occupations in the ADL catergory
- Bathing, showering, Toileting and toilet hygiene, Dressing, Eating and swallowing, Feeding, Functional mobility, Personal hygiene and grooming, sexual activity
List 3 motor skills
Stabilizes, aligns, positions, reaches, bends, grips, manipulates, coordinates, moves, lifts, walks, transports, calibrates, flows, endures, paces
What are the two contexts
Environmental & Personal
What are the two categories under the performance patterns?
Person & group and population
Name the 3 categories of client factors
Values, beliefs, and spirituality, Body functions, & Body structures,
Name 4 occupations under the IADLs
Care of others, care of pets and animals, child-rearing, communication management, driving and community mobility, financial management, home establishment, and management, meal preparation and cleanup, religious and spiritual expression
Under motor skills explain paces and give an example
Paces is maintaining a consistent and effective rate or tempo of performance throughout the task
EX: Person uses an appropriate tempo when bathing the parent
Name 3 components of the natural environmental factor
Physical geography, population, flora, climate, natural events, human-caused events, light, time-related changes, sound vibration, air quality
Name 3 of the subcategories under the Person category
Habits, routines, roles, rituals
Name 3 subcategories under Body Functions
Mental functions, Sensory functions, Neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related functions, Cardiovascular, hematological, immune, and respiratory system function, voice and speech functions, Skin and related structures
Name all the categories under Rest and Sleep
Rest, Sleep preparation, and Sleep participation
Name all the different performance skills for persons
Motor, Process, Social interactions
Name 3 components of product and technology environmental factors
Food, drugs, other products, general products, personal indoor and outdoor mobility, communication, education, employment, cultural, recreational, and sporting activities, the practice of religion and spirituality, indoor and outdoor human-made environment, assets for economic exchange, virtual environment
Name all three subcategories under the group and population category
Routines, Roles, Rituals
EX: Freedom of speech, equal opportunities for all, tolerance toward others
Name all the occupations under the education category
Formal educational participation, informal personal educational needs or interests exploration, informal educational participation
Under the process category explain initiates and give an example
Initiates is beginning the next task action or task without waiting
EX: Person begins each step in the intervention process without hesitation
Name all the categories that make up environmental factors
Natural environment, Products and technology, Support and relationships, Attitudes, Services, systems and policies, Various sectors of society
Give an example of roles on the personal level
Job role: teacher, EMS worker, lawyer, nurse
Education: student
Role after illness incident: returning to work after a car accident, being a mother after a stroke
What are all the sensory functions
Visual, auditory, vestibular, taste, smell, & proprioceptive
Name all the Occupations
ADLs, IADLs, Health Management, Rest & Sleep, Education, Work, Play, Leisure, Social Participation
How are social interaction skills defined
Social interaction skills are the group of performance skills that represent small, observable actions related to communicating and interacting with others in the context of engaging in a personally and ecologically relevant daily life task performance that involves social interaction with others
Name 5 of the personal factor
Age, Sexual orientation, gender identity, race and ethnicity, cultural identification and cultural attitudes, social background, upbringing and life experiences, habits, individual psychological assets, education, profession and professional identity, lifestyle, other health conditions and fitness
What are rituals under the group and population category
Shared social actions with traditional, emotional, purposive, and technological meaning with shared values to the group
What are 3 of the 4 movement functions
Motor reflexes, involuntary movement reactions, control of voluntary movement, and gait patterns