Areas of Occupation (AIRSHWELPS)
Bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting are examples
What are [basic] activities of daily living, or [B]ADLs?
Determining whether or not an individual will benefit from skilled occupational therapy
What is screening?
The three (3) domains of concern for occupational therapy practitioners
What are performance areas, performance components, and performance context?
What is activity termination?
Splinting/Orthotics are examples
What is a preparatory activity?
Knowing the dosages and schedules to take your medications are examples
What is health information management?
The process of collecting and interpreting data; it must be completed before the OTR can formulate the treatment plan
What is evaluation?
The three categories of performance components of occupation
What are sensorimotor, cognitive integration, and psychosocial skills/psychological components?
Focusing on an activity for a finite period of time
What is attention span?
Shopping for clothes, groceries are examples
What is an occupation-based activity?
Getting enough ____ and a good night's _____ (two different terms) such that an individual wakes up refreshed
What are sleep and rest?
Identifying the patient's problems and realistic goals; developing the methods to achieve the goals
What is treatment planning?
Three (3) examples of perceptual processing
Any three (3) of the following: stereognosis, kinesthesia, pain response, body scheme, R/L discrimination, spatial relations orientation, form constancy, position in space, visual closure, figure-ground perception, depth perception, topographical
First you place the dirty clothes into the washing machine; then you add the detergent and fabric softener, stain fighter; next, you turn on the washing machine.
What is sequencing?
Working on dressing via a button board or another type of dressing simulator
What is a purposeful (therapeutic) activity?
Budgeting money, knowing when to renew auto registration and one's driver license, grocery shopping
What are instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs)?
Putting the treatment plan into action
What is treatment implementation?
Postural alignment, soft tissue integrity, and range of motion are examples of this category of sensorimotor components
What are neuromusculoskeletal sensorimotor components?
Knowing who you are, what your name is; knowing where you are; knowing the time of day and today's date; knowing why you are in the hospital
What is orientation x4 (person, place, time, situation)
Energy conservation techniques
What are preparatory activities?
Your Stanbridge experience is formally classified as this area of occupation
What is education?
The two situations upon which program discontinuation takes place
What are: 1, the patient is no longer benefiting from skilled OT services? and 2, the patient has reached all of the established goals?
The conditions that facilitate or inhibit the engagement of occupations are collectively known by this category.
What are contexts?
Attempting to fill in the entire grid of the New York Times crossword puzzle; figuring out how to get the cheapest airline fare to San Francisco
What is problem solving?
Transfer training; bed mobility training
What are [examples of] therapeutic activities?