Goal-directed pursuit that typically extend over time, have meaning to the performance, and involve multiple tasks.
What is Occupation?
100
The type of approach that combined research, the client wishes, and the knowledge of the therapist in formulating an intervention.
What is Evidence Based Practice
200
Activities of daily living, instrumental activities of daily living, rest and sleep, education, work, play, leisure, and social participation.
What is Areas of Occupation?
200
This is conducted by the Occupational Therapist and is focused on what the client wants and needs to do.
What is Evaluation?
200
During the evaluation process, getting the clients narrative
What is Occupational profile
200
Symbolic actions with spiritual, cultural, or social meaning, contributing to the client identity and reinforcing the client's values and beliefs.
What is ritual?
200
An intervention approach designed to change variables to establish a skill or ability.
What is Establish or Restore
300
Example of this includes care of pets, child rearing, meal preparation and shopping
What is IADL?
300
This consists of the skilled actions taken by occupational therapy practitioners in collaboration with the client to facilitate engagement related to health and participation.
What is Intervention?
300
Improved occupational performance a change in adaptation, increased participation, an increase of quality of life and meeting role competence
What is Outcome
300
A change in response approach that the client makes when encountering an occupational challenge.
What is adaptation?
300
The real of perceived belief that one can move toward a goal through selected pathways.
What is HOPE
400
This is where Communication occurs in the absence of physical contact
What is Virtual Context?
400
Some of these include synthesizing information from the occupational profile, observing clients performance in desired occupation, and delineate areas for intervention based on best practice and evidence.
What is Analysis of Occupational Performance?
400
People with intellectual disabilities serving on an advisory board to establish programs offered by a community recreation center
What is Occupational Justice
400
An interdisciplinary academic discipline in the social and behavioral sciences dedicated to the study of the form, function, and meaning of human occupations.
What is occupational science?
400
A type of intervention in which OT practioners use their knowledge and expertise to collabortate with the client
What is Consultation Process
500
Tina requires a two by two foot space to build a bird house is an example of this
What is Spatial Demand?
500
The commitment made to performance in occupations resulting from choice, motivation, and meaning; and, has objective and subjective aspects of carrying out activities with both meaning and purpose to the person.
What is Engagement in Occupation?
500
Gardening for improving fine motor skills or pinch grasp
What is Occupational based intervention
500
Skilled, purposeful movements.
What is praxis?
500
Efforts directed towards promoting occupational justice and empowering clients to seek and obtain resources to fully participate in their daily life occupations.