Older Adulthood
This type of home design supports aging-in-place by promoting accessibility for all people without the need for adaptation
What is universal design?
This type of mobility typically follows "crawling" in a typically developing child.
What is creeping?
What is on-time caring?
This type of play is characterized by engaging in the same type of play as a peer without interacting with the peer.
What is parallel play?
This developmental theorist proposed the concept of egocentrism, or the idea that a child is unable to take another person's viewpoint.
Who is Piaget?
This pharmacological term refers to the accumulation of too much of a drug in a person's system.
What is medication toxicity?
This behavioral state in infants is the most conducive to conducting an occupational therapy evaluation.
What is quiet alert?
A person in the "sandwich generation," caring for an older and younger generation at the same time, would be engaging in this type of caregiving.
What is convergent caregiving?
This concept, developed by playing games like peek-a-boo, means that an object continues to exist even when it cannot be seen.
What is object permanence?
This developmental theorist describes one task of the older adult as "adjusting to decreased physical strength and health"
Who is Havighurst?
This term refers to an older adult's desire to age successfully in their own home.
What is aging-in-place?
This type of grasp is characterized by the thumb opposing to the second and third digits.
What is a tripod chuck grasp OR three-jaw chuck grasp?
A parent providing extensive care for their 26-year-old child with a congenital diagnosis is engaging in this type of caregiving.
What is off-time caregiving?
What is adolescence?
These theories of aging propose that life expectancy is predetermined with cells programmed to divide a certain number of times.
What are programmed aging theories?
This type of age relates to the condition of an individual's organ and body systems.
What is biological age?
This reflex in infancy is characterized by a "fencing" pose
What is asymmetrical tonic neck reflex (ATNR)?
This factor of convergent caregiver relates to a child or older adult requiring extensive care, time, and energy.
What is "resources?"
This term describes a generation of individuals caring for their children and their parents.
What is the sandwich generation?
At this Erikson's stage of psychosocial development, an infant learns that when they cry their needs will be met.
What is trust vs. mistrust?
Changes in spending habits may be a sign of this type of elder abuse.
What is financial elder abuse?
At this age, a typically developing infant would be expected to roll to and from supine to prone and sit in a propped position.
What is 4-6 months old?
This piece of legislation from 1983 provides funding for individuals to receive care and resources in the community, rather than institutionalized care.
What is the Home and Community-based Services Waiver, or Medicaid Waiver?
At this lifespan stage, the onset of musculoskeletal changes like osteoarthritis and osteoporosis are typical.
What is mature adulthood?
An adolescent would fall into this stage of Erikson's theory of psychosocial development.
What is identity vs. confusion?