Sensorimotor Approaches
Early mobilization phase that serves as a protective function? While the agonist contracts and the antagonist relax?
Reciprocal inhibition
Freedom of choice, sense of control, and Lack of external judgment are characteristics of?
Leisure Activities
Are using memory games a remedial or compensatory approach?
Remedial
What is the term used, when a patient present with one side paralysis?
Hemiplegia
OT practitioners will help patients do what in a Work Readiness Program? Name 2
Help identify specific interests, will assist in developing goals related to returning to work, and help to identify skills and abilities
What Brunnstrom Limb Synergy is scapular adduction and elevation, shoulder abducted and external rotated elbow flexion, forearm supination, wrist and fingers flexion?
Flexor synergy
Canadian Occupational Performance Measure is a standardized test that focuses on what?
Leisure and social activities.
What is visual closure?
Seeing only half of an object but can still recognize the thing.
What are appropriate treatment interventions for a TBI patient with behavioral issues?
Provide consistent verbal cues, give constant, direct feedback regarding the inappropriateness of the behavior, watching via deo of his behavior
Which of the following services is part of Transitional Services?
Transitional-related evaluation, Service planning, and Service implementation
Which PNF pattern would you use to take off a sweater?
UE D2 Flexion
What would you do if a patient asked you for advice about what to do about their sexual relationship? They confide that they feel pain and discomfort during sexual activities and fear losing their partner.
Collaborate with OTR and patient to set new goals
Which approach is most common for perceptual motor deficits?
Adaptive approaches
Patient with unilateral neglect and difficulties donning a shirt because of his impaired perception of where his arm is. Name two interventions that are appropriate for this patient.
Guide patient to touch and ID his body part and use full-length mirrors to give the person visual feedback
Which term describes the following: physical conditioning alone; covers strength, endurance, aerobic fitness; flexibility; coordination
Work Conditioning
Which approach uses the sequence of motor development? reciprocal inhibition, co-contraction, heavy work, and skill
Rood
Performance anxiety is what kind of sexual barrier?
Emotional
This remedial approach generalizes the performance of a task to other similar tasks.
Transfer of learning
Are TIA signs? Name 2
Temporary loss of upper extremity usage, develops suddenly, last from a few minutes up to 24 hours, and is considered an incomplete stroke
Which terms are considered work hardening?
Strength conditioning, Program modification, Work simulation
Extensor synergy pattern is?
Scapular abduction, depression, shoulder adducted and internally rotated, elbow extended, forearm pronation, wrist and fingers flexion or extended
No more than 30 minutes
What is the difference between Cognitive and perceptual definitions?
Cognitive are mental processes such as memory, judgment, and reasoning.
Perception is the ability of the CNS to receive and process information from the special senses and the general senses
Warning signs of stroke?
Numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or legs on one side of the body
Subluxation of the shoulder, Difficulty speaking/ understanding, slurred speech
What is the OT practitioner's role in Work and Industry?