Part 1:Occupational
A Key to Well Aging
Maintaining Occupational
Part 2
Part 2/Observing
100

This can be used as a teaching aid to support OTA students to analyze, synthesize, and comprehend the assessment of occupational participation patterns in aging adults.(into)

Adaptive Response Model

100

______________ are believed to occur through a survival-based system in the brain and body that self-regulates affect and action.

Self-perceptions of environmental fit

100

This promote self-motivation by producing a feeling of personal reward and positive anticipation.

Centering activities 

100

What are three models that guide OT practitioners to meet the needs of aging clients

Complex science model,PEO model, and Cognitive disability theory.

100

At this level practitioners often need to provide separate cues for each step

ACL level 3

200

Name the five stages of the Kubler-Ross Model

1.Denial

2.Anger

3.Bargaining

4.Depression

5.Acceptance

200

Internal body systems that serve to detect body state changes and restore physical system....is what?

Homeostasis

200

Symptoms associated with posttraumatic stress disorder develops through the same approach-and-avoidance system as _________________

Fight-flight-freeze response

200

COPM stands for what?

Canadian Occupational Performance Measure

200

"Spontaneous motor actions"occur in which ACL level?

level 5

300

This can used by clients of any age to learn from their just right challenge

 Naturalistic learning

300

Describe the three categories of emotional self-regulating process

1.activities and occupations that are interpreted in the brain as rewarding 2.activities and occupations that produce the relaxation response for stress reduction 3.activities and occupations that create neuronal connections in the brain

300

This process follows a set of interaction rules to establish ordered patterns across space and time

Self-organization

300

These two models can be used to help practitioners suggest adaptations to occupational context and the environment that can increase a client's performance.

PEO & COPM Model

300

____________ can be used to guide assessment in any practice area

Occupational pattern adaptation

400

These two are utilized in the well population, as well those with impairments, activity limitations or disabilities

Developmental learning and therapeutic adaptation

400

"The fundamental orientation of a person's life;that which inspires and motivates that individual" is the what?

Spiritual context

400

______ activities include creative expression, occupations in the workplace, education, music, gaming, sports, religion and spirituality.

Flow

400

At this level people can observe, understand, and respond adaptively to symbolic cues.

ACL level 6

400

________ is useful to ________ when identifying assessment results in collaboration with the occupational therapist.

The adaptive response model 

OTA

500

This model illustrates how occupational patterns naturally develop through occupational exchanges with the external environment

The Occupational Pattern-Forming System Model

500

When ________ occurs during a developmental learning opportunity, its self-motivating influence makes as adaptive response possible.

Positive mood shift

500

Emergent coping strategies, follow lifelong transitions

New learning that occurs in unfamiliar comfort zone

Transformative shifts in emotional self-regulation 

are  three examples of ____________ in aging adults

developmental learning

500

_________ is used to observe and rate client's cognitive performance patterns as the client completes simple, moderate and complex stitch designs

Allen Diagnostic Rating Scale

500

These two are useful in identifying and teaching clients how to use healthy coping mechanisms.

Emotional self-regulation checklist

The meaning making on a PEO landscape diagram

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