EXAM REVIEW

Question 1

CAOT

Answer 1

Canadian association of OT

Question 2

CPA

Answer 2

Canadian Physiotherapy Association

Question 3

Roles of the Associations?

Answer 3

1) promote the professions,
2) give resources for training,
3) liability insurance

Question 4

COTO

Answer 4

College of OT

Question 5

CPO

Answer 5

College of PT

Question 6

Roles of the Collages?

Answer 6

1) Regulatory body
2) Protection of the public

Question 7

Principles of Rehabilitation

Answer 7

Avoid Aggravation – cot causing further injury, promote healing, not hinder healing

Timing – The time when you do it is important! Done too early can be harmful.

Compliance – Include patient in the care plan.
- If they are not included, they might not be compliant. If not compliant, it won’t work

Individualization – every patient is different. Be aware of time lines, goal setting, age, level of motivation. The plan cannot be generic.

Specific Sequencing – The treatment should follow the body’s healing process. Ex: work on joint mobility before strength.

Intensity – Just the right challenge, and continue to challenge as patient progresses

Total Patient – Holistic approach, looking at patient as a whole, not just their injury.

Question 8

Principle of Specificity

Answer 8

The body will adapt to the demands that are imposed

Question 9

Principle of Reversibility

Answer 9

Use it or lose it. Will be able to regain when back at it.