Framework

Question 0

Process

Answer 0

Describes the actions practitioners take when providing services that are client centered and focused on engagement in occupations
*actions practitioner takes in order to help person

Question 1

Domain

Answer 1

Outlines the professions views and the areas in which it’s members have an established body of knowledge and expertise

Question 2

Clients of OT

Answer 2

Persons
Groups
Populations

Question 3

Summary of the Framework

Answer 3

Documentation of the AOTA

• Summary of interrelated constructs that describe OT practice
• professional core belief in the positive relationship between occupation and health
• view of people as occupational beings
• OT approach=client centered

Question 4

8 Occupations

Answer 4

ADL(activities of daily living)
IADL (instrumental activities of daily living)
Work
Education
Leisure
Play
Social Participation 
Rest/sleep

Question 5

5 Areas of Domain

Answer 5

Occupation
Context and Environment
Client factors
Performance skills
Performance patterns

Question 6

Client factors

Answer 6

Deficits that effect body(disease, disorder, injury)

1. Values, beliefs, and spirituality
2. Body structures
3. Body functions

Question 7

Performance skills

Answer 7

Goals we write for patient to function in everyday life

1. Motor skills (writing..)
2. Processing skills (cognitive, abstract thinking)
3. Social interaction skills (socialize with others)

Question 8

Performance patterns

Answer 8

Habits-automatic behavior
Roles
Routines
Rituals

Question 9

Contexts and Environment

Answer 9

Cultural 
Personal
Physical
Virtual
Temporal
Social

Question 10

Occupations

Answer 10

Goals-directsed, extended over time involve multiple tasks
Occupy time and attention, meaningful, purposeful activity, choose to engage in
Purposeful activities that are valued from clusters form occupation
All things people want, need, or have to do
**Daily life activities in which people engage in