CMOP-E Flashcards

1
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what are the 4 performance components of the person

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  1. spirituality
  2. effectiveness
  3. physical
  4. cognition
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what are the 4 elements of the environment

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  1. physical
  2. institutional
  3. cultural
  4. social
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what are the 3 basic assumptions in relation to occupation

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  1. occupations brings meaning to life
  2. occupation affects health + wellbeing
  3. occupation organises time + brings structure to living
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4
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list 4 examples of occupational therapy clients

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  1. populations
  2. organisations
  3. communities
  4. families
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5
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occupational transition

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a point in time when there is a shift from one occupation to another

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6
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occupational loss

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a type of occupational transition when people can no longer perform activities usually within their routine

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Micro Occupational Development

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is concerned with occupational competence where individuals move along a continuum from novice to mastery

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Meso Occupational Development

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is concerned with occupational repertoire as an individual increases competence over a variety of occupations

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9
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what was the CMOP-E developed from

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the COPM but to include enablement

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10
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when was it introduced and by who

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1997 by the Canadian Association of OT

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11
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list the theories that inform CMOP-E

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  • humanistic
  • developmental
  • environmental
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12
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what is the focus of the model

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occupational performance and engagement

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13
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engagement

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refers to all that people do to become occupied

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14
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list the OT enablement foundations (6)

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  1. choice, risk responsibility
  2. client participation
  3. vision of possibilities
  4. change
  5. justice
  6. power sharing
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list the different targets for enablement (7)

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  1. impairment reduction
  2. adaptation
  3. accomodation
  4. skill acquisition
  5. social reconstruction
  6. health, wellbeing and justice
  7. occupational enablement
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16
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Fit Chart - Person - capacity factors

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  • ability: physical, cognitive, affective
  • skill
  • knowledge
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Fit Chart - Person - Mediator factors

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  • motivation/interest
  • meaning
  • self efficacy
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Fit Chart - Occupation - Demand factors

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  • ability: physical, cognitive, affective
  • skill
  • knowledge
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Fit Chart - Occupation - mediator factors

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  • motivation / interest
  • meaning
  • perceived fit
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Fit Chart - Environment - Demand Factors

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  • ability: physical, cognitive, effective
  • skill
  • knowledge
21
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Fit Chart - Environment - Mediator factors

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  • motivation/interest
  • meaning
  • perceived fit
22
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components of occupation

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self care, productivity, leisure

23
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define occupational development

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the systematic process of change in occupational behaviours across time

24
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environmental components

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physical

social

25
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macro occupational development

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developing occupations through exposure and opportunities

26
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Function - Dysfunction Continuum

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change in one component = change in another

limitations within the person = decreased performance

etc

27
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causes of occupational performance dysfunction

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Personal factors: e.g. developmental delay

Occupational factors: e.g. occupation obsolete

changes in person environment occupation balance

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Implications for practice

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  • use with other frameworks
  • used across age groups
  • applied to various diagnoses
  • promotes client cent redness
  • congruent with iCF
  • directs focus of practice