OTPF-4
This OTPF‑4 category includes motor, process, and social skills.
What are performance skills?
These are defined as the physiological and psychological operations of body systems.
What are body functions?
This skill requires establishing effective distance from objects without awkward body positioning.
Answer: What is positions?
These skills require mental functions and include pacing, attending, and heeding
What are process skills?
Habits, routines, and rituals are part of this OTPF‑4 component.
What are performance patterns?
This category of body functions includes basic human senses.
What are sensory functions?
These performance skills describe how we move during an activity.
What are motor skills?
This process skill is the ability to pay direct attention to what one is doing without looking away.
What is attends?
Values, beliefs, and spirituality fall under this client-centered category.
What are client factors?
These are defined as “specific capacities, characteristics, or beliefs that reside within the person and influence occupational performance.”
What are client factors?
Extending our arms to interact with objects that we utilize every day
What is reaching?
Performing steps of a task in a logical and effective order
What is sequencing?
These two contextual factors influence ADL performance, according to the OTPF‑4.
What are environmental and personal factors?
This category includes movement and joint functions.
What are neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related functions?
A group of performance skills that represent small, observable actions related to moving oneself
What are motor skills?
Changing our actions to prevent error or ineffective performance of other mother or process skills.
What is accommodates?
What is Occupational Therapy Practice Framework- 4th Edition?
Recognizing the aroma of food uses this sensory structure.
What is smell (nose)?
Participating in a tsk without demonstrating physical fatigue, pausing to rest or stopping to catch breath
What is endures or endurance?
Looking at someone who is speaking and gesturing to emphasize communication are examples of these skills.
What are social interaction skills?