TBI: OT Intervention - Inpatient Rehabilitation Phase Flashcards
OT intervention for TBI inpatient rehab aims to:
Optimize motor function
Optimize visual abilities
Optimize visual-perceptual function
Optimize cognitive function
Optimize voice and speech function
Restore competence in self-maintenance tasks
Contribute to behavioral and emotional adaptations
Intervention for optimizing motor function focuses on (3 things)
motor learning, skill acquisition, and exercise
Intervention for optimizing motor function generally begins with _____ to best support ______
gross motor functions to best support limited cognitive function for attention, concentration, and memory
Ataxia may be treated through Intervention focused on
compensatory strategies for control, including weighting of body parts or use of weighted utensils and
cups
Apraxia may be treated with __ to repair _____
hand-over-hand exercise to repair damaged neural pathways.
A client with apraxia may compensate by
following steps depicted in pictures or written on a card.
Intervention for optimizing visual abilities can involve (3 things)
environmental adaptation, vision correction (with an optometrist), and introduction of compensatory strategies
Give examples of compensatory strategies that could be used for optimizing visual abilities
contrasting colors, textured tapes, sunglasses;
Intervention to optimize visual–perceptual function may involve ___ and ___ strategies
compensatory and
rehabilitative
Neglect may be treated by encouraging the client to
use the neglected side during functional activities.
_____ may be needed to necessitate interaction
with the neglected side
Environmental adaptation
Give examples of compensatory strategies that could be used for optimizing visual-perceptual abilities
placing all objects in the field of vision to maximize success.
Intervention to optimize cognitive function emphasizes (4 things) through participation in ____ as much as possible.
self-awareness of deficits, attention, memory, and executive function through participation in functional
activities as much as possible.
For clients with TBI, engagement in ADLs and IADLs allows them to develop (7 things)
problem solving, planning, organization, concentration, frustration tolerance, sequencing, and categorization
_____ approaches to address memory impairment have the most supporting evidence
Compensatory