Plan of care and goals

Question 1

Impairment based goal

Answer 1

Objective measurement of impairment

ROM
Strength

The patient will improve an impairment to perform a functional activity successfully

Question 2

Activity based goal

Answer 2

Objective measurement of a functional activity

Positional transitions
Ambulation
stairs
Transfers

Improve the activity to participate in a life situation

Question 3

Each short-term goal should be based on a

Answer 3

Functional activity that the child wants to perform

Question 4

long-term goals should never be written

Answer 4

At the impairment level

Question 5

Template of a pediatric goal

Answer 5

Who- will do what (behavior) - under what conditions- how well- by when

Question 6

Example of a pediatric goal

Answer 6

Noah- will ascend and descend the four steps into his school- safely without holding the rail- three out of three trials without assistance- in six months

Question 7

short term versus long-term goals, timeframe

Answer 7

Short term goal- 2-3 months

Long-term goal - 6 months

Question 8

example of a long-term goal

Answer 8

In six months, Olivia will independently attain and maintain quadruped 10 seconds in order to improve independence with mobility for play

Question 9

evidence based practice elements

Answer 9

Awareness
Consultation
judgment
Creativity

Question 10

considerations for interventions for children

Answer 10

Playfulness
environment
funding
Development