Ch. 9 OTPF Flashcards

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OTPF

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Occupational Therapy Practice Framework

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OTPF was called

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Uniform Terminology for Occupational Therapy

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OTPF purpose

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  • provide information on the process of providing occupation-based intervention
  • Help practitioners use the “language” and constructs of occupation to serve clients and educate consumers
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OTPF emphasis

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on occupation, client-centered care, and the dynamic nature of the therapy process

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Goal of OT

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engage clients to engage in occupation(s)

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Areas of Occupation

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Activity of Daily Living 
Instrumental Activities of Daily Living 
Rest/Sleep
Education
Work
Play
Leisure
Social Participation
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ADL’s

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Refers to activities involved in taking care of one’s own body

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IADLs

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Refers to activities that may be considered optional and involve the environment

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Restorative Activities

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support health participation in occupations (like rest and sleep)

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Education

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area of occupation including formal education and informal learning

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work

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refers to paid or volunteer activities

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play

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spontaneous or organized activity the provide enjoyment, entertainment, amusement, or diversion

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Leisure

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refers to nonobligatory activity (planning and participation)

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Social Participation

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activities involving interactions with others, including family, community, peers/friends

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_______ approach in that the OT evaluates the areas of performance and occupations

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Top down

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16
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_____ is central to practice

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Occupation

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17
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Performance skills are dependent upon

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Client factors
Performance Patterns
Activity Demands
Context

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performance skills

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Motor Skills and process skills

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motor skills

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Coordination
Mobility
Strength and effort

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process skills

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Knowledge
Temporal organization/sequencing of steps
Organizing space and objects

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client factors

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Values, Beliefs and Spirituality
Body Functions
Body Structures

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performance patterns

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Habits
Routines
Roles
Rituals

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context and environment

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Cultural
Personal
Physical
Social
Temporal
Virtual
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activity demands

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Objects used and their properties
Space demands
Social demands
Sequencing and timing
Required actions
Required body functions
Required body structures
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ot process
outlined is dynamic and interactive in nature
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client
name the entity who receives OT services
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________ is viewed as the overarching outcome of the OT process
Engagement in occupation
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occupational profile
``` Background information of client -Goals -Habits -Occupations -History Through interview ```
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Intervention plan
Developed once the evaluation is completed Determined strengths and areas of weakness Analyzed the areas of performance Analyzed contexts in which occupations are performed
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____ is developed to address clients areas of importance
Intervention Plan
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general approaches to intervention
``` Create/promote Maintain modify prevent establish ```
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create/promote
Opportunities for individuals with or without disabilities
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maintain
Continue to perform in the manner in which he/she is accustomed
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modify
compensation
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prevent
Engage in activities to prevent or slow down disease, trauma, or poor health
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types of intervention
Therapeutic Use of Self Therapeutic Use of Occupations and Activities Consultation Education
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Therapeutic Use of Occupations and Activities
Selecting activities and occupations that will meet goals | Purposeful activity
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consultation
Use knowledge and expertise as practitioners to collaborate with clients NOT responsible for outcomes of the intervention
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education
Imparting knowledge to the client
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models of practice
ways to organize one's thoughts
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frames of reference
ways to implement therapy
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Role competence
ability to meet the demand of roles
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client satisfaction
measure of client's perception of the process and benefits received from OT services
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quality of life
measured by determining the client's appraisal of his or her satisfaction with life at that given time
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occupational performance
enhancement of clients ability to carry out activities of daily living