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What is mirror therapy?

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designed to strengthen arms/hands weakened by a stroke. We ‘trick’ the brain thinking that the weaker arm is moving.

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visual perceptual assessment

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The Motor-Free Visual Perceptual Test

-used w/the neurologically impaired.

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Prosthetic Interventions

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  • Don/doff prosthesis
  • training in limb hygiene
  • wound healing w/whirlpools and massage
  • limb shrinkage and shaping
  • desensitization of the limb through WB on surfaces, massage, tapping/rubbing
  • increasing flexibility/strength of limb to prevent flexion contractures
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Standards of body mechanics

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  • bend from the hip
  • avoid twisting
  • maintain good posture
  • carry loads close to the body
  • lift w/a wide base of support
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Chemotherapy Precautions

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  • Use a mask
  • restricted diet
  • screening for anxiety, depression, fatigue
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Radiation Precautions

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  • assistance to maintain ROM and avoid pulling the burned skin
  • Use water-based ointments
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Principles of Joint Protection/Fatigue Management

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  • maintain muscle strength and joint ROM
  • Use each joint in its most stable anatomical/functional plane
  • avoid positions of deformity
  • Use the strongest joint-avoid staying in one position for long periods
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Therapeutic Use of Self Definition

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The use of one’s self in a therapeutic manner to enter into a relationship that has a therapeutic outcome.-OTs who are aware of their own personality, leadership, and communication styles are better able to establish rapport w/clients in a helping relationship.

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Sternal Precautions are:

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  • Do not lift more than 8 pounds. (A gallon of milk weighs 8 pounds.)
  • Do not push or pull with your arms when moving in bed and getting out of bed.
  • Do not flex or extend your shoulders over 90°.
  • Avoid reaching too far across your body.
  • Avoid twisting
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Cardiac Rehab Phase 1 of OT Treatment

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  • monitor electrocardiogram, blood pressure, pulse

- Activity according to Metabolic equivalent (MET) levels

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Cardiac Rehab Phase 2 of OT Treatment

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  • Exercise and activity tolerance with progression of MET levels
  • weight training at 2-4 weeks
  • work hardening
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Cardiac Rehab Phase 3 of OT Treatment

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-stress test

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Altruism

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Ability to place the needs of others before their own.

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Equality

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The desire to promote fairness in interactions w/others

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Freedom

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The desires of the client must guide OT interventions

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Justice

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In a fair and impartial manner to individuals w/whom they interact and respect and adhere to the laws/standards of practice

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Dignity

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Treating clients respectfully as a person and allowing the client to engage in meaningful occupations regardless of disability

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Truth

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Accurate information

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Prudence

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Use of clinical and ethical reasoning skills, sound judgement and reflection to make decisions

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Beneficence

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OT personnel shall demonstrate a concern for well-being and safety of pts-Maintain current knowledge by attending EB sessions

-Use current/updated assessment tools to get accurate data

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Nonmaleficence

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OT personnel shall refrain from actions that cause harm.-Locking wheelchair breaks
-Not practicing under influence of drugs/alcohol

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Autonomy/Confidentiality

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OT personnel shall respect the right of the individual to self-determination

  • Refuse OT services
  • Safeguarding privacy/confidentiality of pts w/HIPPA
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Social Justice

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OT personnel shall provide services in a fair/equitable manner

  • Assisting at a health fair
  • Treating clients fairly
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Procedural Justice

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OT personnel shall comply w/institutional rules, local, state, federal and international laws-Learning about laws and regulations that impact OT services.

-Following reimbursement guidelines for different payer sources

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Veracity

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OT personnel shall provide comprehensive, accurate, and objective information when representing the profession.

  • Documentation is accurate/truthful
  • Avoiding plagiarism
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Fidelity

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OT personnel shall treat colleagues and other professionals with respect, fairness and integrity.

-Treating everyone w/respect and not divulging personal info to others

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Anticontracture Positioning: Neck

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Netural to slight extension

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Anticontracture Positioning: Elbow

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Extension

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Anticontracture Positioning: Axilla (armpit)

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Shoulder abduction to 90 degree, external rotation

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Anticontracture Positioning: Forearm

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Neutral to supination

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Anticontracture Positioning

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Is critical because the position of greatest comfort is usually the position of contracture

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Anticontracture Positioning: Dorsal Wrist

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Wrist in neutral to 30 degree extension

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Anticontracture Positioning: Volar Wrist

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Wrist in 30-45 degrees extension

34
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What are activity demands?

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The features of an activity that influence the type and amount of effort required to perform the activity.-objects-physical space-social demands-sequence and timing-actions/skills needed-required body functions/structures used

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Performance Skills

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Observable, concrete, goal-directed actions.-Small, measurable units of actions that are observed:

  • motor/praxis skills
  • sensory/perceptual skills
  • emotion regulation skills
  • cognitive skills
  • communication and social skills
36
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Pelvic Obliquity

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One side of the pelvis is lower than the other side, which and lead to pressure ulcers

37
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Kyphosis

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The pelvis rotates posteriorly, resulting in sacral sitting and flexion of the lumbar spine

-clients tend to slide forward on the seat.

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Scoliosis

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The pelvis rotates to one side - resulting in the spine/trunk moving to the opposite side.

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Lordosis

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The pelvis rotates anteriorly, increasing the curvature of the lumbar spine - clients use UE for support

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Windswept deformity

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The pelvis rotates laterally, with the thighs moving to the other side

41
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The goal for the thighs in a wheel are?

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to be parallel to the floor .

42
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Armrest height should be?

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1 inch higher from the seating surface to the bottom of the clients flexed elbow

43
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Short Term Goals

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Steps to reach long-term goals.

44
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Long-term goals

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Goals the client is expected to achieve on discharge

45
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Medicare Part A

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“Hospital Insurance”

  • Stays in hospitals
  • Short-term stays at SNF
  • Hospice
  • Some Home HealthSNF Coverage
  • 100 days at a SNF
46
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Medicare Part B

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Supplementary medical insurance Covers:

  • Outpatient care
  • Physician visits
  • OT
  • Some Home Health
  • Supplies/equipment
  • Pts pay a premium each month

-Covers 80% of the cost (Pt needs other insurance to pay for the other 20%)!!!

47
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Medicare Plan C

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Offered by a private company that contracts w/Medicare

48
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Medicare Plan D

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Prescription drug

49
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HMO

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Prepaid organized delivery system where the organization and the primary care physicians assume some financial risk for the care provided to the members

50
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PPO

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People can go directly to a specialist w/o going through the primary care physician.

51
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POS

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Allows people to refer themselves to physicians who do not belong to the network.