Lecture 1

Question 1

function to relation to the guide of physical therapist practice

Answer 1

activities identified by an individual as essential to support physical, social, and psychological well-being and to create personal sense of meaningful living

Question 2

functional independence

Answer 2

we strive to fully and actively participate in life roles and learn to exist within our environment

Question 3

As PTs, we set:

Answer 3

function/activity based goals

Question 4

Biophysical domain

Answer 4

sensorimotor tasks/skills needed to perform activities of daily living

Question 5

Psychological domain

Answer 5

affective
motivation 
cognitive ability
-motivation 
-concentration 
-problem solving 
-judgement 
-perceivied ability to function

Question 6

sociocultural domain

Answer 6

social roles/cultural risks
-our ability to interact with other people and to successfully complete social roles and obligations
(cultural norms/expectations)

Question 7

children develop in a relatively _____ pattern with some ____

Answer 7

relatively predictable pattern with some variability

Question 8

Functional independence of an infant-child

Answer 8

1. ensure survival (crying for food or when experiencing discomfort)
2. exploring the environment - development of independent mobility
3. increased independence in a wide variety of funcitonal tasks in an expanding environemnt
   - school, employment

Question 9

Functional independence of an older adult

Answer 9

• care for themselves
• coping with challenges in later years
• maintain functional independence: ADLs