Theories/Approaches
This theory focuses on complex dynamic relationships between people, occupations and environments.
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What is the PEO Model
This is information the OT seeks to determine the patient's level before the CVA?
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What is the prior level of function
This portion of the OT evaluation addresses ADLs, IADLs, Work and Leisure
What are performance areas?
A score of 12 or more on this balance test indicates this.
What is a high fall risk?
At any stage of life, the person’s adaptive capacity can be overwhelmed by impairment, physical or emotional disability, and stressful life events.
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What is the Occupational Adaptation Model
This information is pertinent during the initial evaluation to determine the patient's ability to access the home based on occupatial prognosis and supprt system.
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What is the accessibility into the home
During Sensory Testing this procedure should be followed : Name 3
Purpose,Provide Demonstration (non affected side),Occlude Vision,Expose Limb (roll sleeve, put on gown),Start Proximal to Distal,Provide Random Stimuli,Test Bilaterally,Test Dorsal and Palmer Side
During the visual scanning assessment the patient did not eat the food on the left side of his plate. This is described as ?
What is left side neglect?
Cognition is the dynamic interaction between individual, the task and the environment
Performance is analyzed by examining the underlying conditions and processing strategies that change performance
Dynamic Interaction Approach
The patient's employment status, hobbies, marital status, daily schedule describes what part of theOTPF?
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What is performance patterns?
This is an assessment of balance which requires the patient to walk 10 feet and the OTR observes for loss of balance.
What is the Timed Up and Go Test?
Patient unable to donn shirt dueto left upper extremity hemiparesis This statement describes
What is an OT problem?
The OT teaches John to perform one handed dressing technique using this theoretical model.
What is the Rehabilitation Approach
The OTR inquires whether the patient has an of the following to facilitate mobility and ADL participation.
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What is DME (Durable Medical Equipment)?
These are components of the Fugl Meyer Assessment
What are pain, balance, sensory functioning, motor functioning, range of motion
The ability to follow direction, problem solve, attend to tasks is needed in order to provide appropriate intervention
What is cognition?
This theoretical frame of reference is governed by (3) subsytems that influence occupation, volition, habituation and performance
What is the Model of Human Occupation?
A patient requires Mod A for functional mobility using a rolling walker. He has 12 steps to get from his bedroom to the lower level in order to exit the home. He is currently upstairs. This is your recommendation to the caregiver.
What is have EMS transport the patient to the lower level?
What is have the patient bump down the stairs and assist the patient to stand at the base of step with the rolling walker?
The test-taker is asked to repeat a series of numbers forward and then a different series backwards to evaluate this area on the MOCA.
What is attention?
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