OT HISTORY
This world event acted as the catalyst in the creation of the role that later became known as OT
What is World War 1?
Picture A
What is a dynamic hand splint?
This OT had their identical furry son as their ring bearer.
Who is Chris?
Needs 1/2 - 1" of space between surface and skin
What is a Roho cushion?
This daily activity ensures you don't clear a room with your natural aroma
What is bathing/showering?
This university had the first OT training program in Canada
What is the University of Toronto?
Picture B
What is a HandyCup? (for people with limited wrist or neck ROM)
This OT is becoming a master of all the hobbies. They regularly attend boxing and attended sailing lessons.
Who is Kim?
Increases 12" in length for every 1" in height
What is a correct ramp gradient?
Paying rent, electricity and Netflix all fall under this wllet-draining IADL
What is financial management?
The original title for OTs in Canada
What is Reconstruction Aides?
Picture C
What is a scrotal sling?
This OT has played on a national sports team in Australia.
Who is Jan?
Has an extension angle of 20-30 degrees at the wrist and allows nerve healing
What is a radial nerve splint?
A selfcare activity that's both essential and often used as an excuse to scroll your phone for 20 minutes
What is toileting?
The year that the Canadian Association of OTs was founded
What is 1926?
Picture D
What is a commode splashguard?
This OT worked as a care aid at a nunnery
Who is Jessica G?
Has adjustable tremor dampening and joystick throw
What is a power wheelchair?
This IADL includes caring for small humans, fur babies or houseplants that depend on you for survival
What is care of others?
The name of the first recognized OT in Canada
Who is Mabel Barker?
Picture E
What is a long handled foot brush?
This OT can be found at estate sales both online and in-person
Who is Camille?
Predicts everyday problems arising from the dysexecutive syndrome (frontal syndrome)
What is the BADS? (Behavioural Assessment of the dysexecutive syndrome)?
The 8 areas of Occupation
What are ADL, IADL, sleep/rest, education, work, play, leisure and social participation?