Quiz 1 Flashcards

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What is activity analysis?

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demands of how it is done in society

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2
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What is occupational analysis?

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demands of how a client typically does it (not their performance)

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3
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What are occupations?

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occur overtime, have meaning, result in various outcomes, occur w/i contexts + environments, are complex, etc.

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4
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What are activities?

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objective + not related to specific client’s engagement or context

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5
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Why occupation?

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can be used as tool or goal of intervention

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What are some things using occupation as tools lead to?

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sense of mastery, encouragement, challenged, etc.

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7
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How many steps are there to activity and occupational analysis?

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8

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8
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What is the function of the OTPF-4?

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basis on which to analyze occupations + activities

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9
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What is standard activity analysis?

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looking at an activity with no specific person in mind

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10
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What is an occupation-based activity?

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activity that has meaning + contextual influences for a particular individual

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11
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What are the categories of occupation?

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ADLs, IADLs, rest and sleep, education, work, play, leisure, health management, social participation

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What are ADLs?

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taking care of oneself routinely (grooming, showering, feeding, etc.)

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What are IADLs?

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supporting daily life w/i the home + community (child rearing, care of pets, meal prep, driving, financial management, etc.)

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What is health management?

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activities related to health + well-being (physical activity, medication management, nutrition, communication w/ healthcare system, etc.)

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What is rest and sleep?

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restorative activities (rest, sleep prep, sleep participation)

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What is work?

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labor or exertion related to development, production, delivery, or management of objects or services for financial gain or not (volunteer exploration, job performance, employment seeking, etc.)

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17
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What is education?

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learning + engaging in educational environment (formal education prep, informal personal education prep, informal personal educational needs, ect.)

18
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What is play?

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intrinsically motivated, complex, multidimensional, influenced by sociocultural factors (play exploration, play participation)

19
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What is leisure?

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nonobligatory activity that is intrinsically motivated

20
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What is social participation?

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social interaction w/ others (community participation, friendships, family participation, etc.)

21
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What are goals?

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objective and purposeful

22
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What are values?

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beliefs about what is right and good

23
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What are beliefs?

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what is true to client

24
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What is an occupational profile?

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to gain an understanding of the client through an interview

25
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What are contexts?

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personal and environmental factors

26
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What are environmental factors?

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physical, social, and attitudinal surroundings (natural + man-made, products + tech, support + relationships, attitudes, policies, etc.)

27
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What are personal factors?

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person’s background not regarding health (age, gender, race, etc.)

28
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What are performance patterns?

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habits, routines, roles and rituals

29
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What are habits?

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automatic behaviors

30
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What are routines?

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observable patterns of behavior

31
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What are rituals?

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spiritual or social meaning

32
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What are roles?

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social and cultural expectations

33
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What is essential to understanding an activity?

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sequencing + timing

34
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What are aspects of a procedural task analysis?

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action verbs, objects used, time elements, amounts used, etc. - must be clear + concise

35
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What are tools?

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used to help complete an activity - reusable

36
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What are supplies?

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objects or items that deplete during activity

37
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What are resources?

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non-tangible items

38
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What is equipment?

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larger tools, often machines

39
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What are properties?

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descriptive terms to explain object

40
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What are space demands?

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aspects of physical environment needed for activity (lighting, size, temp, etc.)

41
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What are social demands?

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how one should act