Occupations
Everyday activities that people do as individuals, in families, and with communities to occupy time and bring meaning and purpose to life.
What are occupations?
An individual with an amputation would have a deficit in this category
What is body structures?
A mother of an adolescent with a disability is an example of
What is a role?
What is personal factors?
Evaluation, Intervention and Outcomes
What is the OT Process?
Activities to support daily life within the home and community such as child rearing, financial management and meal preparation.
What is IADL, Instrumental Activities of Daily Living?
Name the 3 categories within client factors
What are 1)values, beliefs, spirituality; 2) body functions; and 3) body structures
Observable , goal-directed actions that result in a client's quality of performing desired occupations.
What are performance skills?
Aspects of the physical, social, and attitudinal surroundings in which people live and conduct their lives
What is environmental factor?
A practitioner providing consultation on inclusive design to a park district or civic organization to address how the built and and natural environments can support occupational performance and engagement
What is indirect service?
Occupations are often shared and done with others. Are the most interactive of all social occupations.
What are co-occupations?
Mental functions, sensory functions, neuromusculosketal & movement related functioning, and muscle functions are all examples of
What is body functions?
Betty is a 90 year old who has Parkinson's and a tremor in both upper extremities. This would cause what difficulty in dressing from a performance skill perspective?
What is motor skills?
A therapy dog program in a senior living community is an example of what environmental factor
What is Support and relationships?
An integral part of the occupational therapy process in which occupational therapy practitioners develop and manage their their therapeutic relationships with clients by using professional reasoning, empathy, and a client-centered, collaborative approach to service delivery
What is therapeutic use of self?
Client is seeking services from an orthotics specialists is an example of
What is Health Management? Personal care device management?
An acquired belief and commitment, derived from culture, about what is good, right, and important to do such as commitment to family is
What is Values?
Katie wakes up every morning at 7:15am, makes a cup of coffee and watches Good Morning America, and then gets ready for the day. This is an example of a ______
What is a routine?
Racial discrimination in job hiring processes is an example of a barrier within what environmental factor
What is Attitudes?
A summary of the a client's occupational history and experiences, patterns of daily living, interests, values, needs, and relevant contexts
What is occupational profile?
Intimate partner relationships is a subcategory of
What is social participation?
A deep experience of meaning brought about be engaging in occupations that involve the enacting to personal values and beliefs, reflection, and intentions within a supportive contextual environment is
What is spirituality?
Suzy is a 4 year old and diagnosed with Autism. She does not talk, look at peers, or express emotions. Suzy is demonstrating difficulties with what performance skills that would impact her participation in preschool
What is social interaction skills?
The broad construct that encompasses environmental factors and personal factors
What is context?
Name the 5 approaches to intervention
What are 1)Create, promote; 2) establish, restore; 3) maintain; 4) modify; 5) prevent