Part 1 Week 3 powerpoint on the OTPF; Domain and Process 3rd edition Flashcards
Occupations, client factors, performance skills performance patterns and contexts/environments are all part of which part of the OTPF?
The Domain
What’re two parts of the evaluation process in OT practice?
occupational profile and an analysis of occupational performance
what’re the three parts of the intervention process of OT?
plan, implementation and review
How are the outcomes in OT treatment described?
the fact of what clients can achieve through OT intervention
What’re the eight areas of occupation described in table 1 of the OTPF?
ADL’s, iadls’s, education, rest, sleep, play, leisure and social participation
What is the purpose of occupations in OT?
to address performance areas that interfere with successful participation in occupation.
What’re three sub-categories of ADL’s?
bating/showering, toieleting hygiene and dressing
according to the OTPF what is functional mobility?
includes bed mobility, transfers w/c mobility
What’re three additional subcategories of ADLS?
functional mobility, personal device care, personal hygiene/grooming and sexual activity
activities to support daily life within the home and community that require more complex interactions than self-care used in ADL”S is a definition for which area of occupation ?
IADL’s
What’re five examples of IADL’s?
care of others, child rearing health management/maintenance, home establishment and meal prep and clean-up.
What is the definition of rest according to Webseter’s dictionary?
“Bodily state characterized by minimal function and metabolic activities; freedom from labor (motionless, inactivity)
Rest can be a passive activity for instance, what activity?
sitting in a comfortable chair, listening to music/meditating
What is the primary focus of sleep?
alteration of brain waves, which occurs numerous times during a typical nights sleep/ active
What are three examples of education according to table 1 of the OTPF?
formal education participation and informal/personal education participation.
What’re three Ex: of work in the OTPF?
employment interests/pursuits, job performance and volunteer exploration
what did the author (Cawood, 1975) define work as?
types of productive activity, paid/unpaid regardless of locale.
What area of occupation is essential to our everyday lives ?
work
throughout the history of the OT profession which two areas of occupation were thought to be unscientific until the LATE 20TH CENTURY??
play/leisure
what is the definition of play ?
“any spontaneous, organized activity that provides enjoyment, entertainment, amusement or diversion
What’re two parts of play?
exploration/ participation play
What is a non-obligatory activity that is intrinsically motivated and engaged in during discretionary time ?
Leisure (also composed of exploration/participation
What’re four categories of play/leisure?
discretionary time, context observable behavior, and experience
What is a description of play/leisure as discretionary time?
free time away from non-obligatory activities
What is the description of play/leisure as a context?
the terms under which the condition occurs
What is the description play/leisure as an experience ?
experience of client’s engagement ( subjective to the activity )
What is a description of play/leisure as an activity ?
Observed/named activities
What is an organized pattern of behavior that is characterized and expected of an individual or given position within a social system?
social participation
how do we achieve a balance of these occupations ?
TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS : SCHEDULES daily reminders.
