Educational Requirements
What does the formal acronym ACOTE stand for?
Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education
A 1 year old child learning to walk by cruising along furniture is an example of what type of transition?
Biological/developmental: characterized by physiological changes in the human body as it grows, matures, deteriorates and dies
What does ICF stand for?
International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health
What is the purpose of screening an individual for OT services?
To determine if a full, formal evaluation is needed.
What is the process of creating long and short term goals?
Intervention planning
What is the minimum educational requirement for an occupational therapist?
Master's Degree
How would you describe a natural transition? What is an example of a natural transition?
Definition: social or cultural meanings ascribed to
biological development. These transitions inform social and cultural rules that direct human behavior and behavioral expectations.
Example: entering a new role or leaving a role
How do activities in the ICF model correlate to the OTPF domains?
Activities correlate to performance skills and occupations within the OTPF
What is the term for a summary that describes a client's occupational history, patterns of living, interests, values, and needs?
Occupational profile
What kind of intervention is on behalf of the client?
Indirect
What developmental stage/life transition includes assuming responsibility for one's own development, determining a career path, and establishing a home?
Adulthood
What ICF model term correlates to Outcomes: occupational performance and participation in the OTPF?
Participation
Prior to conducting an occupational profile what should you do?
Obtain a referral/direct access (based upon setting), review the client's chart/intake information, possibly con
What are methods or tasks that prepare the client for occupational performance as used as part of a treatment session in preparation for or concurrently with occupations or activities?
Interventions to support occupations
What does direct access for OT services in Indiana mean?
A client may receive OT services for 42 calendar days prior to obtaining a physician's referral for OT services.
What developmental stage can include adjustment to decreasing physical strength and health, loss of spouse/peers, and decline in occupational performance?
Later Adulthood (65+)
What ICF model term correlates to client factors in the OTPF?
Body functions and structures
What follows the occupational profile?
A client is able to transition to home health care services following a short term acute care stay secondary to improvements in their ability to walk to the bathroom with stand by assistance, stand for oral hygiene at the sink for 3 minutes without a rest break, and complete dressing while sitting edge of bed which improved their quality of life, safety, and decreased caregiver burden. This is an example of?
An occupational therapy outcome
What is the purpose of ACOTE?
Accredits OT/OTA educational programs in the US. Establishes, approves, and administers standards to evaluate OT/OTA programs.
What developmental stage can include turmoil, sense of self, peer pressure, role confusion, sexual identity, independence from parents?
Adolescence
According to the ICF, how are activity limitations defined? difficulties an individual may have in executing activities.
Difficulties an individual may have in executing activities.
An OT is asking a retired carpenter about his workshop and how his family assists him with home maintenance. What component of the occupational profile is the OT asking about?
Contexts and environments: physical, social, and cultural
What are the 6 (broad types) of interventions in OT practice?
Occupations/activities, interventions to support occupations, education and training, advocacy, group interventions, virtual interventions