Allen Cognitive Levels and Modes of Performance and Level of Care Flashcards

1
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Why was ACL designed?

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To promote a client’s best ability to function despite limitations.

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2
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How does ACL define cognitive disabilities?

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a global incapacity to do universal human activities.

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What does ACL use Task Equivalence for?

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To identify daily life activities that have similar physical and cognitive demands based on task analysis.

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Task analysis

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a method of determining the complexity of an activity by separating the activity into steps and determining the physical and cognitive functional capacities required to perform each task.

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Extrinsic Factors

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things that we can observe.

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Cues

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Objects or conditions in the environment that stimulate the senses.

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Attention

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Changes as cognitive level increases.

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8
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Motor Action

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Provides another way for therapists to observe information processing.

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9
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Speed

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Pace of activity can reflect the efficiency with which clients process information.

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Visual Spatial

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Information processing, often attributed to the right brain, including creativity, imagination, and the ability to see the big picture or holistic view.

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Verbal Propositional

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Information processing, often attributed to the left brain, includes reasoning and language/communication ability, understanding of cause and effect, classification, timing, and sequencing.

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Memory

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Includes what one is doing now and what one has learned in the past.

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13
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Working Memory Model

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Expands our understanding of attention or awareness as the initial step in processing information.

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14
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What does learning require?

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The transfer of short-term memory to long-term memory.

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15
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ACL Level 1

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Automatic Actions

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16
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ACL Level 2

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Postural Actions

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17
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ACL Level 3

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Manual Actions

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18
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ACL Level 4

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Goal-Directed Actions

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19
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ACL Level 5

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Explanatory Actions

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20
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ACL Level 6

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Planned Actions

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ACL Level 1 - Attention to Sensory Cues

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Subliminal

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ACL Level 2 - Attention to Sensory Cues

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Proprioceptive

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ACL Level 3 - Attention to Sensory Cues

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Tactile

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ACL Level 4 - Attention to Sensory Cues

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Visible

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ACL Level 5 - Attention to Sensory Cues

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Related (all senses)

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26
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ACL Level 6 - Attention to Sensory Cues

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Symbolic

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27
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ACL Level 1 - Motor Action - Spontaneous

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Automatic

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ACL Level 2 - Motor Action - Spontaneous

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Postural

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29
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ACL Level 3 - Motor Action - Spontaneous

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Manual

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ACL Level 4 - Motor Action - Spontaneous

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Goal-Directed

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ACL Level 5 - Motor Action - Spontaneous

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Exploratory

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32
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ACL Level 6 - Motor Action - Spontaneous

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Planned

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33
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ACL Level 1 - Motor Action - Imitated

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None

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ACL Level 2 - Motor Action - Imitated

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Approximations

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ACL Level 3 - Motor Action - Imitated

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Manipulations

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ACL Level 4 - Motor Action - Imitated

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Replications

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ACL Level 5 - Motor Action - Imitated

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Novelty

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ACL Level 6 - Motor Action - Imitated

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Unnecessary

39
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ACL Level 1 - Conscious Awareness - Purpose

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Arousal

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ACL Level 2 - Conscious Awareness - Purpose

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Comfort

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ACL Level 3 - Conscious Awareness - Purpose

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Interest

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ACL Level 4 - Conscious Awareness - Purpose

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Compliance

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ACL Level 5 - Conscious Awareness - Purpose

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Self-Control

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ACL Level 6 - Conscious Awareness - Purpose

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Reflection

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ACL Level 1 - Conscious Awareness - Experience

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Indistinct

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ACL Level 2 - Conscious Awareness - Experience

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Moving

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ACL Level 3 - Conscious Awareness - Experience

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Touching

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ACL Level 4 - Conscious Awareness - Experience

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Seeing

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ACL Level 5 - Conscious Awareness - Experience

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Inductive reasoning

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ACL Level 6 - Conscious Awareness - Experience

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Deductive Reasoning

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ACL Level 1 - Conscious Awareness - Process

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Habitual or reflective

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ACL Level 2 - Conscious Awareness - Process

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Effect on Body

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ACL Level 3 - Conscious Awareness - Process

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Effect on Environment

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ACL Level 4 - Conscious Awareness - Process

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Several Actions

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ACL Level 5 - Conscious Awareness - Process

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Overt trial and error

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ACL Level 6 - Conscious Awareness - Process

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Covert trial and error

57
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ACL Level 1 - Conscious Awareness - Time (attention span)

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Seconds

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ACL Level 2 - Conscious Awareness - Time (attention span)

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Minutes

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ACL Level 3 - Conscious Awareness - Time (attention span)

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Half-hours

60
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ACL Level 4 - Conscious Awareness - Time (attention span)

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Hours

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ACL Level 5 - Conscious Awareness - Time (attention span)

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Weeks

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ACL Level 6 - Conscious Awareness - Time (attention span)

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Past/future

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ACL Level 1 - OT Activities

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Sensory Stimulation

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ACL Level 2 - OT Activities

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Gross-motor, games, dance

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ACL Level 3 - OT Activities

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Simple, repetitive tasks

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ACL Level 4 - OT Activities

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Several-step tasks

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ACL Level 5 - OT Activities

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Concrete tasks

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ACL Level 6 - OT Activities

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Conceptual and complex tasks

69
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What does Allen Cognitive Level Test Assess

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Assess the cognitive level of the individual according to the allen cognitive levels

70
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Method:

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Requires performance of several leather lacing stitches

71
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Level 2

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unable to initiate the running stitch

72
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Level 3

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Able to imitate the running stitch, 3 stitches

73
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Level 4

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Able to imitate the whip stich, three stitches

74
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Level 5

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Able to imitate the single cordovan stitch using physical trial and error

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Level 6

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Able to imitate the single cordovan stitch with using mental trial and error

76
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Population:

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Adults with psychiatric or cognitive dysfunction

77
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ACL Levels of Care - 0:

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Coma

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ACL Levels of Care - 1:

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Awareness

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ACL Levels of Care - 2:

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Gross Body Movements

80
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ACL Levels of Care - 3:

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Manual Actions

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ACL Levels of Care - 4:

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Familiar Activity

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ACL Levels of Care - 5:

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Learning New Activity

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ACL Levels of Care - 6:

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Planning New Activity