Areas of Occupation
Client Factors
Performance Skills
Performance Patterns
OT Process
100

What are Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)?

Eating, dressing, toileting, bathing, and personal hygiene

100

What are global mental functions?

Consciousness, orientation, psychosocial, etc

100

What is mobility?

Physically moving from one place to another

100

What are habits?

Small, automatic behaviors like brushing teeth before bed

100

What is developing the occupational profile?

First step in evaluation; tells the client’s story

200

What are Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)?

Managing pets or children, shopping, finances, and driving

200

What are values, beliefs, and spirituality?

Guiding principles and meaning-making

200

What is coordination?

Using multiple muscles smoothly to accomplish a task

200

What are routines?

Structured daily sequences such as a morning or bedtime routine

200

What is the analysis of occupational performance (assessment)?

Gathering data using tools, assessments, and observation

300

What are education and work?

Attending school, completing assignments, and holding a job

300

What are body structures?

Anatomical parts such as organs, limbs, and structures

300

What is emotional regulation?

Managing frustration and remaining calm

300

What are roles?

Sets of behaviors expected by society, culture, or group membership

300

What is intervention planning?

Deciding on goals and evidence-based strategies and treatment techniques and approaches

400

What is play?

Engaging in games, hobbies, or recreational play

400

What are sensory functions?

Vision, hearing, taste, smell, touch, proprioception, and vestibular

400

What are social interaction skills?

Using gestures, eye contact, and turn-taking while talking

400

What is the difference between habits and routines?

Comparison clue: Habits are automatic actions; routines are structured patterns

400

What is intervention implementation?

Putting the plan into action with purposeful activities and interventions

500

What are leisure and social participation?

Enjoying hobbies, friendships, and community groups

500

What are higher-level mental functions?

Planning, problem solving, judgment, memory, attention, and executive function

500

What are coping and adaptation skills?

Adjusting and managing stress in response to challenges

500

What are rituals?

Symbolic, culturally shaped actions such as holiday traditions

500

What are outcomes (evaluation of results)?

Determining whether goals were met and planning next steps

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