FIM, Ergonomics, and work injuries
Maximize clients Occupational performance, Promote safety, and prevent injury
What are ergonomic interventions that are used in OT?
When Medicare or Medicaid will pay for a wheelchair (2)
What is every 5 years?
And what is, when it is medically necessary?
10 xs more likely to have a limb loss
Who is a pt with DM?
Opens and closes to regulate the amount of light that comes in
What is the pupil?
Excessive amount of force being exerted against the walls of arteries and has two stages
What is HTN?
Design of products and environment to be used by all people, to the greatest extent possible, without the need for adaptation of specialized design
What is Universal design?
Simple standard WC
What id a manual WC?
Above the knee amputation
What is trans femoral?
Can be corrected with glasses
What is low vision?
Heart Muscle becomes enlarged, thick or rigid
What is Cardiomyopathy?
Techniques to reduce energy demand and eliminate unnecessary work and/or body movements
What is EC and WS?
Time for WC pressure relief
What is every 30 minutes for 5 minutes?
This is the phases of the prosthetic program that focuses on endurance, strengthening, ROM, and functional training
What is phase 2?
There are two types of this and causes a loss of the central vision
What is age related Macular degeneration?
Anxiety, depression, anger, and body image altered
What are the psychosocial impacts of COPD?
Pt completes showering I with the use of grab bars, shower bench and long handled sponge (FIM)
What is a FIM score of 6 (Modified Independence)?
Used for pt that are progressing slowly and can still walk functionally
What is a scooter?
1. Hemostasis
2. Inflammation
3. Replication/proliferation
4. Synthesis/remodeling
What are the stages of wound healing?
Poorly differentiated/high grade
What is cancer Stage 3?
Smell the roses and blow out the candles
What is pursed lip breathing?
Pt can complete 25% of donning shirt (FIM)
What is a FIM score of 2 (Max A)?
Age is not the reason for a decline in driving but ____is
What is functional impairments associated with medical conditions?
2 or more injuries to physical regions or organ systems, one of which may be life threatening
What is polytrauma?
End of life care but continues with medication and treatments and offers support and coping for clients and families focusing on QOL
What is palliative care?
Heart and Cv disease, Kidney failure, Diabetic retinopathy, premature death, neuropathy, poor LE circulation
What are pts with DM at risk for?