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Midterm 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the 7 essential competencies for a PT?

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Expert, collaborator, communicator, manager, advocate, scholarly practitioner, professional

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What are the 6 essential competencies for an OT?

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Professional, communicator, scholarly practitioner,, collaborator, change agent, practice manager

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3
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What are the 3 types of change agents

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Change generator, change resistor, change recipient

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4
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Define an advocate

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Someone who promotes the health and well-being of clients, communities, populations and the profession.

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5
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Define a change agent

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Someone who influences and advances the occupation, performance, and engagement

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6
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What are the 5 principles of the Canadian Health Act (CHA)

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Public administration, comprehensiveness, universality, portability, accessibility

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7
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Define: Global Health

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Area of study, research and practice leading to improving health and equity worldwide.

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8
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Define: Dissabiliy

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Complex phenomenon, reflecting an interaction between the features of a persons body and the features of the society they live in.

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Define: Rehabilitation

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Enabling people w health conditions experiencing disability to maintain optimal function in their environment.

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10
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Who is responsible for administration of the rights and obligations of workers and employers in occupational health and safety?

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CSST: Commission de la sante et de la securite de travail

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11
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Give an example of Primary Care

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Family doctor (many others)

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12
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Give an example of Secondary Care

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Orthopedic surgeon

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13
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Give an example of Tertiary Care

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Burn unit

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14
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Give an example of Quaternary Care

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Hand re-implantation service

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15
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Which association deals with: residential and extended long term care centers?

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CHSLD

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16
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Which association deals with: local community service centers?

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CLSC/CSSS

17
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Which association deals with: rehab centers?

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CRPD/CRDI

18
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Which association deals with: child and youth protection centers?

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CPEJ

19
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What are some of the benefits brought on by Law 10?

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o Wide range of available resources
o Improved coordination of services (continuum of care)
o Better communication flow of client information
o Increased power in decision making for ministry of health
o Reduction of admin structure  reduced costs

20
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What are some of the potential negatives/reaction to Law 10?

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o Increase decision making power of ministry
o Decreased community involvement
o Loss of cultural services
o Increased stress and workload for workers
o Relocation of workers to another region
o Reduction of specialists in small hospitals

21
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What are the 3 types of organisational structure described in acute care facilities? Explain each structure.

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Functional structure: traditional hierarchy

  • Departments made according to their function.
  • Manager responsible for each functional area.

Product/program structure:

  • Departments made by program.
  • Manager responsible for each program.

Matrix structure: functional and product management.

22
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Computerized medical record database used in acute care facilities.

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OACIS

23
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Effective communication (in acute care facilities) is… (3 things)

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Specific, directed, acknowledged

24
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What are the 4 levels of graded communication assertion?

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Level 1: observation/concern
Level 2: option/alternative
Level 3: challenge/clarification
Level 4: direct order/action

25
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What is the difference between an incident and an accident?

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An accident is when a situation leads to a risk or consequence to the health/well-being of an individual.

26
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What are some challenges of acute care facilities?

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Communication, staffing, client related, workspace, constant high level of activity

27
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What is the goal of a rehab center?

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Increase functional independence for ADLs, IADLs, mobility, leisure/sport, return to work, community reintregration

28
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What is the main communication challenge for rehab centers?

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Communication between institutions

29
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What are the main health risks for rehab centers?

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Injury during transfers, infection control

30
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What are the main health concerns for LTC facilities?

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Fall prevention
Restraint reduction
Pressure sores

31
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What is the loss of autonomy related to aging called?

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SAPA

32
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Which organisation deals w workplace injuries in private practice clinics?

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CNESST

33
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Which organisation deals w automobile accidents?

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SAAQ

34
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What is the main communication problem in private clinics?

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Confidentiality/protection of online documentation

35
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What are the main concerns for health in private clinics? (5)

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  • Hand washing
  • Communicable diseases
  • Falls
  • Skin allergic rxns
  • Biomedical materials

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