Cognition (Week 6+7) Flashcards
3 Primary cognitive functions
orientation
attention
memory
5 components of attention
focused sustained selective divided alternating
retrograde amnesia
loss of memory before trauma
anterograde amnesia
loss of memory after trauma
Prerequisite for higher level thinking
3 primary cognitive functions (orientation, attention, memory)
PTA
post traumatic amnesia
- after trauma pt confused and unable to store/retrieve new info
6 higher level cognitive functions
reasoning concept formation problem solving executive functions self awareness metacognition
highest level of executive functioning
self awareness
need to have all 3 levels of self awareness to have this?
metacognition
List 3 levels of self awareness
intellectual
emergent
anticipatory
What separates OTs from other professionals assessing cognition?
cognitive assessment focuses on occupational performance
5 approaches to cognitive rehab
o 1. Skill-task-habit training o 2. Strategy training o 3. Task-environment modification o 4. Cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) o 5. Process-specific training
3 cognitive rehab approaches that result in improvement of occupational performance
What are they linked to?
- Skill-task-habit training
- Strategy training
- Task-environment modification
Teaching and learning concepts/methods used in therapy
3 examples of teaching-learning concepts used in therapy
errorless learning
spaced retrieval
multicontext approach
What is errorless learning?
- Patient consistently performs the desired behavior or strategy correctly
- Errors are prevented