AOTA Driving and Driver Rehab Flashcards

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define contrast sensitivity

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how well a person can discern objects with fuzzy, poorly defined edges or low-contrast objects that may be only slightly brighter or darker than their surroundings

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define depth perception

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ability to perceive the environment in three dimensions and to unnderstand the distance of objects in relation to each other; created by stereopsis

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define ocular movement

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includes ocular ROM, convergence, divergence, saccades, and vertical and lateral phorias.

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define useful field of view

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used to determine crash risk. assesses central vision loss and cognitive processing speed, dividied attention, selective attention

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what does the AMPs measure?

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Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS)

assesses quality fo performance in completing standardized ADL task

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what does the MMSE measure?

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assesses cognitive function including domains of comprehension, reading, wriring, drawing task, arithmetic, memeory and orientation

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what does the MoCA measure

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Montreal Cognitive Assessment

cognitive function assessment including domains of memory recall, visuospatial abilities, and executive function

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what are the different types of on road evaluation?

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closed route - performed in area without traffic and pedestrians, such as vacated or ilimted access parking lot.

open road with fixed route - course assessment using neighborhood streets and intersections with naturally occuring traffic and other road users.

naturalisitic driving and instrumented vehicles - real world conditions with data collection

simulators - driving simulators

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what are michons heirarchy of driving behaviors?

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strategic level
tactical level
operational level

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what are some compensatory strategies that can be used for visual performance skills deficits?

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corrective lenses, avoid areas during certian times of day, restricted night driving

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what are some compensatory strats that cna be used for visual field deficits?

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prism lenses, extra head turns and frequent eye movements

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what are some compensatory strats that can be used for visual attention deficits

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increase insight into and impact of neglect

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what are some compensatory strats that cna be used with ocular motor skills deficits

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visual search patterns/scanning techniques, environmental cuing, sequencing of traffic lights and shapes of signs.

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what are some compensatory strats that cna be used with visual cognition deficits

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limit driving to faimliar areas, limit night driving

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what are some compenastory strats that can be used with cognitive deficits

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limit driving to familiar areas and only during the day

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what are some compensatory strats that can be used with motor deficits

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vehicle design considerations, ample rest breaks, reduced speed while driving, hand controls, all power everything (no manual items in car)

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what types of clinical reasoning are used in driver evaluation?

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procedural, interactive and conditional