History and Philosophy
What is Occupation?
OT Practice Framework
Occupational Science
Practice Settings and Models of Healthcare
100

Dr. Adolf Meyer made an important connection between the _______ an individual engages and their overall ______ ________. 

activities, mental health
100

What are 3 keywords we may use to describe occupation?

purposeful, goal-directed, meaningful, activity, everyday, valued, organized

100

ADLs, IADLs, Health management, rest and sleep, education, work, play, leisure, and social participation are categorized as what?

 Occupations in the OTPF-4

100

Occupational science explores occupation in its entirety without concern for ________ to the practice of OT.

application

100

What type of practice setting focuses on helping the client's medical needs or immediate loss of function?

Hospitals (acute care), outpatient clinics, home health agencies

200

What OT principle focuses on what is important to the client?

Client-centered practice

200

A therapist works with a client to address cognitive skills by working on a grocery list and planning a shopping trip for an upcoming birthday party. This i an example of occupation as...


Occupation as means. The occupation of making a grocery list and planning a shopping trip is an example of using an occupation as a treatment intervention/modality to address the performance component of cognitive skills. 

200

Why is the OTPF-4 important?

-Reflects OT knowledge and expertise; our distinct values. 

-Emphasizes the profession's history and focus on occupation. 

-Aligns OT language with the WHO and ICF language 

200

Occupational science studies the form, function, and ________ of engagement in __________. 

meaning; occupations

200

A community mental health center, institution, supervised community based home, and long-term residential care center can have a focus on which sphere of practice?

Psychological: helping clients with psychological problems affecting their performance

300

What happened first? 

1. A competency exam was required to become a registered OT.

2. The National Society for the Promotion of Occupational Therapy was formed. 

2. Established in 1917 by 6 key leaders and in 1921 became AOTA. 

300

What approach is considered to be more aligned with the medical model?

Bottom-up approach; starts with performance components. Focus is on restoring and remediating deficits first. 

300

What is a key term used to describe the following?  Physical/social setting, attitudes, and surroundings

Context: can be environmental or personal factors

300

According to Occupational science, humans are viewed as what?

inherently occupational beings

300

Can you name 3 nontraditional settings in OT?

Correctional facility, industrial setting, hospice, community transition, aqua therapy, hippotherapy, senior centers, homeless centers

400

How would you describe the principle of culturally-relevant practice?

Therapist ensures the client's cultural values, beliefs, and traditions are considered throughout the OT process. 
400

A patient who brings their guitar to the outpatient clinic in order to work with the OT on their goal of strumming, following healing of a distal finger amputation, is an example of occupation as...

Occupation as ends. The overall goal of the patient is to strum their guitar following the injury. The act of engaging in strumming the guitar during a treatment session is the functional goal- not specifically targeting performance components but the occupation of strumming the guitar. 

400

What are the 5 domains of the OTPF-4?

Occupations, Contexts, Performance Patterns, Performance Skills, and Client Factors

400

What is the difference between an activity and an occupation according to occupational science?

An activity is a general action and an occupation is personalizing the action through meaning and a specific context. 

400

What type of practice focuses on helping the client meet the expectations of society?

Sociological; schools, day treatment facilities, workshops

500

What OT principle focuses on using research to guide the "best care"? 

Evidence-based practice

500

What approach starts with the occupation?

Top-down approach; more holistic and in a broader sense. Addressing roles and participation in everyday activities. 

500

Why is it important to be clear about our domain?

-Ensure we are practicing within the scope of OT- knowledge base, expertise

-Clearly defines our role to others outside the profession of OT

-Protection of OT reimbursement and funding 

500

American culture emphasizes ________. Other cultures often place a greater focus on  _______. 

According to the Kirby (2015) article they can ______. 

independence; interdependence; co-exist

500

What are the 5 spheres of practice?

Biological, Psychological, Sociological, Non-traditional practice, Private practice

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