service delivery quiz 2 Flashcards
what are the social drivers of health domains?
economic stability
health and healthcare-
neighborhood and built environment
education access and quality
social and community context
social drivers relevance to OT
occupational justice is the right of all people to do shit
social drivers can lead to a decrease in clients overall health and occupational engagement
social drivers at micro level
collaborative goal setting
building stronger rapport
client-centered interventions
social drivers at meso level
schools, hospitals, clinics
creating programs within community with an occupational lens
creating/adapting organization policies
social drivers at macro level
advocating for clients at city, state, federal levels
OT’s job in NICU
focuses on positioning, interaction, feeding, sensory experience, energy conservation, activity participation
how does an OT develop care plan with team?
use infants strengths and preferences
consider vulnerabilities
external supports needed-AT
anticipate next steps in development
provide optimal context and support to caregivers, staff members
role of OT
direct service, consultation, education
what is level one care?
support healthy newborns needs, additional assessment and intervention
what is level 2 care?
close observation and continuous monitoring heart rate, respiration and oxygen saturation, IV and respiratory support
-parent allowed in
what is level 3 care
intensive, higher respiratory support, ventilator, medications via catheters, surgical support
what is level 4 care?
highly complex and life saving, undergo complex surgeries then go back to level 3
reasons why infant needs NICU
premature
low birth weight
difficulty with delivery
medical or congenital issues
surgeries needed
multiple births
neonatal abstinence
medical conditions of term and preterm patients in NICU
prematurity-largest group
-low birth weight, immature lungs
laryngeal cleft palate
down syndrome
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