Chapter 1: What is Activity Analysis?

Question 1

process used by OT practitioners which addresses the typical demands of an activity, the range of skills involved in it’s performance and the various cultural meanings that might be ascribed to it

Answer 1

activity analysis

Question 2

activities that give our lives meaning are called….

Answer 2

occupations

Question 3

engaging in occupations allows clients to achieve what?

Answer 3

mastery

Question 4

Previous to the establishment of the OTPF II, what was the document guiding OT?

Answer 4

Universal Terminology III

Question 5

When was the first edition of the Framework made?

Answer 5

2002

Question 6

When was the 2nd edition of the Framework made?

Answer 6

2008

Question 7

Making a PB&J sandwich is an example of what?

Answer 7

an ACTIVITY

Question 8

Lisa making a PB&J sandwich for her daughter at home is an example of what?

Answer 8

an OCCUPATION

Question 9

Taking a plate out of the cupboard, getting the PB out of the fridge, etc is an example of what?

Answer 9

a TASK

Question 10

What are the 4 steps of the Activity Analysis Process?

Answer 10

1) Activity awareness
2) identify steps required
3) determine activity demands
4) analysis for therapeutic intervention

Question 11

Activity analysis or motion studies was introduced to OT practitioners in what year?

Answer 11

1917

Question 12

The first part of an activity analysis is to establish what you are truly analyzing. This is known as….

Answer 12

Activity awareness

Question 13

Breaking down the activity into the specific steps and timing is what part of the activity analysis process?

Answer 13

Identifying the steps required

Question 14

The step in which the practitioner evaluates activity and the needs of the client to find possible outcomes is what step of the activity analysis process?

Answer 14

Analysis for therapeutic intervention