Exam 1 - Kines text Chapter 1 Flashcards
O.T. practitioners use information from these areas of study and apply this info to individuals and their unique situations to effect change
Anatomy, physiology, physics, calculus, and biomechanics
Info on movement that may come from observation or interview
Qualitative
Identifies numerical information
Quantitative
Study of the principles of mechanics and anatomy in relation to human movement
Kinesiology
This has individual and unique meanings for each person. What people do to occupy their time
Occupation
Which domains play an important role in what we engage in and how we perform the occupations of our choosing?
Sociological, cultural, emotional, and psychological
Body functions and structures have been addressed by which models using the principles of kinesiology?
Medical or rehabilitative
Which approach in the medical model proposes that if the impairments are corrected or improved, function will also improve?
Reductionistic
Which factors are addressed by social models?
Contextual and environmental
Which model looks at disability as a socially or environmentally created problem, where disability created by lack of access or acceptance
Social model
Which model attempts to merge medical and social models, incorporating strengths of each model
Biopsychosocial
What are the 3 levels of Human dysfunction?
Impairment, activity limitation, and participation restriction
Impairment
Body part
Activity limitation
Individual level or whole person
Participation restriction
Societal level
This domain includes the interrelated skills of motor and praxis, sensory-perceptual, emotional, cognitive, communication, and social
Performance skills
The domain that includes habits, routines, roles and rituals.
Performance patterns
To become habits, routines, roles and rituals, performance patterns include
Frequency, consistency, and sequencing and whether the behaviors are automatic set by culture or values or provide structure for daily life
Domain that shapes the areas of occupation, performance skills, and patterns
Context (internal) and environment (external)
Domain that includes all aspects of the actual activity including objects used
Activity demands
Domain that includes body structures, body functions, and personal belief systems
Client factors
Anatomy and specific body parts
Body structures
Physiologic functions of body systems
Body functionss.
Principles and standards that an individual considers to be essential to follow in order to lead a good life
Values
