PNF
True or false: PNF addresses movement patterns and posture.
True
Name the 3 areas of focus in COMP-
Person, occupation, environment
This theory covers physical disabilities. TRUE or FALSE
False
Developmental theory is based on the idea that a person’s life is broken up into several different stages. (TRUE or FALSE?)
True
How is biomechanical different from and PNF?
Biomechanical focuses on structural stability and endurance, and must have intact brain to produce desired movements. PNF works on neurological aspects including the physical rehabilitation to regain smooth controlled movements.
interaction between the person, environment and occupation results in
Occupational performance.
Which activity is appropriate for this theory?: role playing, money management, ROM
role play
Healthy functioning in this theory is characterized by achievement of ___-_______ developmental tasks.
(Age-appropriate)
Name the overall outcome of treatment specific to using PNF?
Smooth, controlled functional movement patterns of the head, neck, and extremities.
True or False: Function of COMP is shown by codependence? –
False
The process of developing a new behavior by obtaining successful learning goals:
shaping
Dysfunction in this theory is when
Dysfunction in this theory is when: (someone hasn’t reached age-appropriate developmental milestones.)
Name one possible treatment intervention using PNF.
Manual resistance of range of motion, diagonal stretching activities
Giving a client autonomy, choice, respecting diversity, creating a therapeutic partnership and shared responsibility are all principles of
What is client centered Practice
The process of developing new behaviors by starting from the last step:
backward chaining
How can individuals living with developmental disorders differ from individuals without diagnoses in relation to their development?
(Their developmental disorders may prevent them from reaching age-appropriate milestones)
What condition could benefit from PNF and why?
Neurologic and musculoskeletal conditions ex. Knee, shoulder, hip replacements, stroke Overall increase functional ability (independence) by increasing strength, endurance, joint stability, and mobility.
Using knowledge, skills, techniques, and providing resources to assist the client in doing something they want to do….
what is enabling
Coping skills, journals, and role-playing are examples of what?
cognitive behavior treatment activities
What are 2 of the 4 main goals through intervention for this theory?
(skill mastery, making successful transitions, creating or finding environments to facilitate growth, altering life structure)