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OTPF 4 Part 3: Client Factors Flashcards

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are specific capacities, characteristics, or beliefs that reside within the person,group or population, and influence performance in occupations

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CLIENT FACTORS

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are affected by the presence or absence of illness, disease, deprivation, and disability, as well as by life stages and experiences

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CLIENT FACTORS

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are affected performance skills

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CLIENT FACTORS

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are affected by contexts

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CLIENT FACTORS

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are affected by performance pattern

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CLIENT FACTORS

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Acquired beliefs and commitments, derived from culture, about what is good, right, and important to do

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VALUES

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something that is accepted, considered to be true, or held as an opinion

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BELIEFS

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A deep experience of meaning brought about by engaging in occupations that involve enacting of personal values and beliefs reflection, and intention within a supportive contextual environment

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SPIRITUALITY

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discerning what is right or wrong, appropriate or not

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JUDGEMENT

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group of cohesive thoughts

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CONCEPT FORMATION

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The ability to reflect on your own thinking processes and assess your cognitive abilities

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METACOGNITION

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set of frontal lobe functions needed for successful completion of tasks

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EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS

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always required when doing an activity

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EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS

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initiating and termination of task, being time efficient

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EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONS

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PROBLEM SOLVING

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COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY

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adjusting during the action

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PROBLEM SOLVING

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identifying problems and knowing how to solve them

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INSIGHT

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TWO TYPES OF INSIGHT

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  1. Intellectual Insight
  2. True Insight
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capacity to identify a problem

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Intellectual Insight

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identifying ways to solve the problem

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True Insight

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undivided focus within a specific time span

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SUSTAINED ATTENTION (ATTENTION SPAN)

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how long can you focus on a certain activity

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SUSTAINED ATTENTION (ATTENTION SPAN)

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alternating focus to two simultaneous activities

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DIVIDED

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retention hours to minutes after reception

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SHORT-TERM

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ability to refocus once distracted

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CONCENTRATION

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quick recall

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SHORT-TERM

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remote memory

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LONG-TERM

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27
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retention weeks to years after reception

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LONG-TERM

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28
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application of memorized processes

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WORKING

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29
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DISCRIMINATION OF SENSATION

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PERCEPTION

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Sensory inputs or functions

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DISCRIMINATION OF SENSATION

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31
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Make sense of what one receive

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DISCRIMINATION OF SENSATION

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32
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Impairment of Perception

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hallucinations and illusions

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33
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not being able to receive anything

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Hallucinations

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34
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with input but different interpretation

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Illusions

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35
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  • CONTENT OF THOUGHT
  • PROCESS OF THOUGHT
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THOUGHT

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what is inside your mind

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CONTENT OF THOUGHT

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37
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how you deliver what’s on your mind

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PROCESS OF THOUGHT

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38
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Impairment of Thought

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delusions and obsessions

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39
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not real but you believe it’s true

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Delusions

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39
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Presence of mannerisms

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MENTAL FUNCTIONS OF SEQUENCING COMPLEX MOVEMENT

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39
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Affect and Mood

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Emotional

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40
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physical manifestation of your emotions

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Affect

41
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should be inquired

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Mood

42
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the height on how you express emotions

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REGULATION OF EMOTIONS

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congruence of your emotion to the situation

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APPROPRIATENESS OF EMOTIONS

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Awareness of oneself

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EXPERIENCE OF SELF AND TIME

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state or level of alertness or awareness

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EXPERIENCE OF SELF AND TIME

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awareness of yourself and surroundings

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ORIENTATION

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5 spheres of Orientation

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  1. Self
  2. Person
  3. Place
  4. Time
  5. Situation
47
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mental functions relation to socialization and forming relationships

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PSYCHOSOCIAL

48
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control and presentation of oneself

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TEMPERAMENT AND PERSONALITY

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mental function intended to control your personality

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TEMPERAMENT AND PERSONALITY

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sense of sight or vision

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VISUAL FUNCTIONS

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level, motivation, appetite, cravings, impulse

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ENERGY

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sound detection and discrimination

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HEARING FUNCTIONS

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association of taste qualities

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TASTE FUNCTIONS

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sensing of odors and smell

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SMELL FUNCTIONS

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feeling of being touched

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TOUCH FUNCTIONS

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balance center of the body

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Ears

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sense of balance

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VESTIBULAR FUNCTIONS

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awareness of body position and space

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PROPRIOCEPTIVE FUNCTIONS

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bones to muscles

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tendons

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bones to bones

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ligaments

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movement sense or function

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Kinesthesia

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aware of visceral sensation (internal organs)

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INTEROCEPTION

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one of the most important senses

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PAIN

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thermal awareness

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SENSITIVITY TO TEMPERATURE AND PRESSURE

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articulation of two bones

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JOINTS

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integrity of joints

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JOIN STABILITY

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range of motion

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JOINT MOBILITY

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Strength

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MUSCLE POWER

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Degree of muscle tension

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MUSCLE TONE

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The readiness of the muscle to contract

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MUSCLE TONE

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Sustainability of muscle contraction

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MUSCLE ENDURANCE

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involuntary contraction of muscles automatically induced by specific stimuli

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MOTOR REFLEXES

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postal reactions, body adjustment reactions (righting reactions)

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INVOLUNTARY MOVEMENT REACTIONS

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involuntary movement that helps you maintain your posture

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Postural reactions

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ability of our body adjusted as a whole

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Body adjustment reactions

74
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using two or more body parts

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COORDINATION

75
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Relatively bigger movements of the hand

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FMS

76
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holding flat circular objects

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Disc grasp

77
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involves the entire hand

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Power Grasp

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all fingers and thumb wrap around the handle of an object

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Cylindrical Grasp

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Hand curves to hold a round or sphere-shaped object

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Spherical Grasp

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objects with small diameter

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Hook Grasp

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Tips of the finger

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Tip to tip

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Pad of the fingers

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Pad to Pad

83
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Key pinch

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Lateral Pinch

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3 jaw chuck

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Tripod Grasp

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Fast eye movement

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Saccades

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Following the visual stimuli

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Pursuits

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Level of Sight (near/far)

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Accommodation

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The integration of both eyes

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Binocularity

89
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Walking style

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GAIT PATTERNS

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Maintenance of blood pressure functions

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CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM FUNCTIONS

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  • function of our blood and immune system
  • protection against foreign substances, including infection, allergic reactions
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HEMATOLOGICAL AND IMMUNE SYSTEM FUNCTION

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Rate, rhythm, and depth of respiration

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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM FUNCTIONS

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endurance, stamina, aerobic capacity, fatigability

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ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS AND SENSATIONS OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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fluency and rhythm

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VOICE AND SPEECH FUNCTIONS

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sound coming out from the mouth

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Voice

96
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has meaning

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Speech

97
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stomach, intestines, hormones

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DIGESTIVE, METABOLIC, AND ENDOCRINE SYSTEM FUNCTIONS

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reproductive organs

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GENITOURINARY AND REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTIONS

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protection against presence of wounds and cuts

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SKIN, HAIR AND NAIL FUNCTIONS

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