Models
This model is often used when discussing personal volition, roles, routines, and habits.
MOHO
Working on increased strength, endurance, or pain may be examples from which frame of reference?
Biomechanical Frame of Reference
What must occur prior to an evaluation in the OT process?
The patient to be evaluated must be referred to skilled OT services.
Before instructing a patient to stand up from a wheelchair you should make sure the patient does what first?
Lock the brakes
This model takes culture into consideration and is considered very holistic. It helps to identify barriers that can effect one's life.
Kawa Model
This frame of reference looks to enhance one's strength's and avoid weaknesses. It may include the use of compensatory strategies, adaptive equipment, etc...
Rehabilitative Frame of Reference
Within the evaluation process a therapist will often choose to use standardized assessments. Using multiple assessments is called:
A battery of assessments.
Designing a space so that it can be used by persons with and without a disability is called:
Universal Design
This model also has a frame of reference built into it. It uses terms such as: context, person, task, and performance.
Ecology of Human Performance
The main focus of this frame of reference is to find optimal movement patterns for task performance. Also it strives to use the tools and equipment that is used in every day life.
Task-Oriented Approach
The evaluation consists of 2 main components including:
Occupational Profile & the analysis of occupational performance.
Strategies that protect joint integrity and conserve energy are called:
Ergonomics
Spirituality is a focal point of this model.
Canadian Model of Occupational Performance.
This FOR has six levels that helps to identify an individual's current functional and cognitive level.
Allen's Cognitive Level FOR
Therapeutic use of occupations and activities, Interventions to support occupations, Education, Training, Advocacy, Self-advocacy are all examples of which part of the OT process?
Intervention
How frequently should a person re-position themselves or have assistance to re-position themselves?
Every 2 hours
This model has a focus to empower the individual to meet their own goals and/or overcome challenges that they may experience.
Occupational Adaptation Model
This FOR helps identify how sensory modulation can have an impact on perception and performance.
Ayer's Sensory Integration Frame of Reference
This is the last aspect of the OT process that includes measures of the intervention efforts.
Outcomes
In 5 words or less I can say that I have learned _____________ in this class
Congratulations!