OT Process Flashcards
What is the difference between an OTR and an OTA?
OTRs select the assessments, interpret the results, and develop the plan.
OTAs gather the evaluation data and share their knowledge for the assessment plan.
What are the three models of practice we have discussed?
Model of Human Occupation
Canadian Occupational Performance Model
Person-Environment Occupational Model
Which Model is it the clinician’s role to understand the client in terms of volition, habituation, performance, and environment?
Model of Human Occupation
Which model believes spirituality is the core of the person and the therapist must understand the client’s spirituality to facilitate engagement in occupations?
Canadian Occupational Performance Model
What model does the therapist look at the client in terms of physical, social, and emotional factors?
Hint: looks at the everyday things people do.
Person-Environment Occupational Model
What does the evaluation period consist of?
Referral
Screening
Evaluation
Who has to make a referral?
Physician
Doctor
Or a COTA may pass a referral on to an OTR
What is the OTRs role in screening?
Conduct screenings
Determine specific evaluations
Interpret data gathered
What is the COTAs role in screenings?
This is all done once competency has been established:
Conduct screening
Gather data for the evaluation
Contributes to the evaluation process at the discretion of the OTR
Who does the evaluation?
The OTR is responsible for the completed evaluation
A competent COTA may perform the evaluation
Name at least five items listed in the intervention planning evaluation lineup.
Name Date Parental concerns Clients strengths and weakness Rehabilitation potential Long/short term goals Types of media, like modalities Frequency and duration Re-evaluation plans Discharge plan
What are the five FORs we discussed?
Developmental Biomechanical Sensory Integration Motor Control Neuro-development
Name that FOR!
Goal: bridge the gap in developmental milestones
Developmental Treatment
What methods are used in the developmental FOR?
Repetition
Education
Modeling of skills
Name that FOR!
Goal: improve strength, endurance, and ROM
Biomechanical Treatment
