TBI: OT Intervention - Inpatient Rehabilitation Phase Flashcards

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OT intervention for TBI inpatient rehab aims to:

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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

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Intervention for optimizing motor function focuses on (3 things)

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motor learning, skill acquisition, and exercise

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Intervention for optimizing motor function generally begins with _____ to best support ______

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gross motor functions to best support limited cognitive function for attention, concentration, and memory

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Ataxia may be treated through Intervention focused on

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compensatory strategies for control, including weighting of body parts or use of weighted utensils and
cups

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Apraxia may be treated with __ to repair _____

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hand-over-hand exercise to repair damaged neural pathways.

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A client with apraxia may compensate by

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following steps depicted in pictures or written on a card.

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Intervention for optimizing visual abilities can involve (3 things)

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environmental adaptation, vision correction (with an optometrist), and introduction of compensatory strategies

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Give examples of compensatory strategies that could be used for optimizing visual abilities

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contrasting colors, textured tapes, sunglasses;

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Intervention to optimize visual–perceptual function may involve ___ and ___ strategies

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compensatory and

rehabilitative

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Neglect may be treated by encouraging the client to

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use the neglected side during functional activities.

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_____ may be needed to necessitate interaction

with the neglected side

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Environmental adaptation

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Give examples of compensatory strategies that could be used for optimizing visual-perceptual abilities

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placing all objects in the field of vision to maximize success.

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Intervention to optimize cognitive function emphasizes (4 things) through participation in ____ as much as possible.

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self-awareness of deficits, attention, memory, and executive function through participation in functional
activities as much as possible.

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For clients with TBI, engagement in ADLs and IADLs allows them to develop (7 things)

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problem solving, planning, organization, concentration, frustration tolerance, sequencing, and categorization

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15
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_____ approaches to address memory impairment have the most supporting evidence

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Compensatory

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Interventions to optimize voice and speech function: Expressive aphasia may be treated with with occupational therapists Compensation through

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conversation exercises,

17
Q

In conversation exercises, an OT would recognize ____ and then ______

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recognize client errors

ask the client to verbalize the words the client meant to say.

18
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Give examples of compensatory strategies that could be used for optimizing voice and speech function

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communication devices, pictures, or charts may be used if significant gains are not found from treatment.