IADLs
Name all subcategories of IADLs
Care of others
Care of pets and animals
Child rearing
Communication Management
Driving and Community Mobility
Financial Management
Home establishment/management
Meal prep/clean up
Religious and spiritual expressions
Safety and emergency maintenance
Shopping
Planning and moving around in the community and using public or private transportation, such as driving, walking, bicycling, or accessing and riding in buses, taxi cabs, or other transportations systems (ex. ubers)
What is the goal work hardening?
Return to work or modify duty
What assessment measures the decline of leisure participation post-stroke?
Nottingham Leisure Questionnaire
What are the 5 steps for home modification?
Assess needs
Identify solutions
Implement solutions
Train how to use solutions
Evaluate Progress
What are the 4 P's?
Prepare
Plan
Position
Protection
Role of OT
-Identify when community mobility occupations require assessment and intervention
-Understand the interplay between engagement in occupation, the existence or lack of mobility options, and physical and mental health
-Knowledge in this area makes the profession relevant to clients, the community, and public and private entities
-Therapists develop treatment plans by analyzing the interplay of client factors, performance skills and patterns, and the contexts and environments involved in community mobility
Used after someone has an injury to determine the functional capability to return to that specific role.
Name the 3 specific leisure assessments
leisure satisfaction scale
leisure attitude scale
nottingham leisure questionnaire
What questions should you consider when remodeling a bathroom?
What activities need to be done?
What supplies are needed?
What is the preference--tub or shower?
What is the need for grab bars?
Is the condition deteriorating?
What is work simplification?
Technique dividing tasks into small steps or using simple methods to make easier
What is a Fixed Route?
You know exactly when the bus is coming and where it will drop you off
Early identification and intervention of specific condition while individuals are asymptomatic or with mild symptoms and/or have risk factors
Leisure activities of young adults (20-40) include
o Family group activities o Sports
o Exercise
o Travel
o Computer games
o Social networking on the internet (social media) o Hobbies and crafts
o Outdoor activities (increase accessibility)
o Dancing
o Dating
Name 2 levels of independence assessments:
Barthel Index of Activities of Daily Living (FIM)
Katz Index of Independence in Activities of Daily Living
What is energy conservation?
Techniques to assist client to use energy efficiently without fatigue
What is an On Demand Route?
You call the bus and say you need to be picked up at a certain time from a certain location
Who is the target of the work-to-welfare program?
Individuals who have more difficulty to be placed due to multiple barriers to work, such as low number of school years, lack of experience, and need of substance abuse treatment.
What group of individuals faces the most role changes in leisure?
65+ due to retirement and grand parenting
What does the OSA measure?
Measures self-perceptions of occupational competence and the degree to which the individual values each occupation
Name IADL Evals
-interview
-checklists
-standardized assessments
-activities done safely with modification
Is Driver Rehab done by a generalist or specialist?
Specialist.
Carpal tunnel syndrome
de Quervain tendinitis
Lateral epicondylitis
Back injuries
What is the most commonly used nonspecific assessments for leisure?
COPM
What is the purpose of assessments in home mod?
To determine an individual’s level of:
- Occupational Performance
o What they can do
- Functional Capacity
o How much they can do
- Level of Independence
o How well they can do it