NBCOT Terms Flashcards

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Low Air Mattress

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type of electric pressure management device that is intended for people at higher risk for pressure sores or those who currently display a full-thickness ulcer.

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Foam Mattress

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means of pressure relief for an individual at lower risk for ulcers.

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Air-fluidized bed

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indicated for patients whose full-thickness ulcers are nonhealing.

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Work Hardening Program

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prepare individuals for returning to their specific job-related duties. Must be CARF certified.

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Work Conditioning Program

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focus on improving strength and endurance to tolerate a work day. don’t need to be accredited.

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Rehab Workshop

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provides individuals an opportunity to participate in a paid work environment and develop work skills.

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Instrumental Group

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based on health, function or prevention. Provides education, address symptoms & share resources.

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Developmental Group

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increase interaction between members as it progresses from a parallel group to a mature group.

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Thematic Group

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involves learning a specific skill

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Topical Group

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focuses on activities going on outside of the group.

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Piaget: Sensorimotor

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0-2 years
Learning is trial & error w/out symbolic thought

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Piaget: Pre-operational

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2-7 yrs
Starts to make sense of the world
Child is talking
Goal is symbolic thought
Memory, language & imagination develop

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Piaget: Conceret Operational

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-7-11yrs
-Less ego centric
-More aware of the world around them

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Piaget: Formal Operation

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11+ yrs
Abstract thought

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Newborn Milestones

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-Heads need support
-Uncoordinated movement of limbs
-Move months for crying

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4 month milestones

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-All 4 limbs to roll onto back
-No longer need head support
-Weightbearing
-Holding toys

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2 month Milestones

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-Push off ground w/arms & legs
-Arms & legs become better coordinated
-Head control (can hold head up)

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6 month milestones

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-Sit w/o support
-Roll from supine to prone & vice versa
-Can stand & bounce w/support

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9 month milestones

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-Pull to stand
-Crawl
-Transition to sitting
-Sit w/o support

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12 Month milestones

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-Cruising
-Walking w/o help

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1.5 yrs Milestones

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-Walking
-Up but NOT down stairs

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2 yr milestones

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-Running
-Up & down stairs while holding on
-Tip-toeing
-Climbing
-Kicking
-Throwing

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3 yr milestones

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-Ride a tricycle
-Running
-Climbing
-Up & down stairs

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4 yr milestones

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-Start school
-Hop
-Stand on 1 foot for few seconds

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5 yr milestones
-Stand on 1 foot for longer -Hop -Somersault -Swing -Climb
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Attentional Switching
the ability to transfer focus between tasks, such as between a card game and a phone conversation. These tasks are not completed simultaneously, as with divided attention.
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Sustained Attention
the ability to focus on a desired task for a prolonged period of time.
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Divided Attention
the ability to focus on multiple tasks at the same time, such as talking on the phone while making breakfast.
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Selective Attention
the ability to maintain focus on a task when environmental distractions are present.
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Piaget's Mental Schemes
beliefs developed by a child's experiences
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Jean Piaget's Operations
the ability to process experiences in order to provide a response
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Piaget's Adapted Intelligence
cognitive ability to adapt
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Piaget's Equilibrium
the balance between environmental changes and the child's response
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Piaget's Assimilation
making a change to assimilate to existing schemes
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Piaget's Accommodation
making a change to accommodate new schemes
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Left middle cerebral artery CVA
-aphasia -apraxia
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Apraxia
complete loss of the ability to carry out skilled & Intentional movements
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Dyspraxia
partial loss of the ability to carry out skilled & intentional movements
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Right Middle Cerebral Artery CVA
-Hemiplegia -homonymous hemianopsia -unilateral neglect -impaired spatial awareness
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Anterior Cerebral Artery CVA
-hemiplegia -potential incontinence -confusion -inability to speak
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Posterior Cerebral Artery CVA
-impaired sensation in the affected limb -homonymous hemianopsia -Alexia.
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Alexia
The inability to comprehend or interpret written language
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Exploratory Play
-Exploring the characteristics of toys, people, and the surroundings. -Exploring the response toys, people, and surroundings to the child's actions. -The child plays with adults at this stage, 0 to 2 years of age.
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Symbolic Play
-Improvements in language -Child begins to play with other children 2-4 years of age)
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Creative Play
-4 to 7 years of age -child's ability to play in groups as he -begins to improve social, motor, sensory, and cognitive processing skills.
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Game Based Play
-7 to 11 years -Continued participation in games with other children. -The child continues to develop skills to improve participation with peers in both cooperative and competitive environments.
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Random Sampling (Research)
obtains participants by random selection.
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Stratified Sampling (Research)
obtains participants based on a certain trait, such as a diagnosis.
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Purposive Sampling (Research)
choosing specific participants for a study.
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Systematic Sampling (Research)
obtains participants through a particular systematic method, such as choosing every fifth name in a list.
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De Quervain's tenosynovitis
pain in the thumb and wrist and can be caused by repetitive use or injury.
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Right-sided CHF
decreased ability to bring in blood from the body. Common symptoms: edema, weight gain, ascites, and cyanosis.
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Left-sided CHF
decreased ability to pump blood outward to the body. Common symptoms include dyspnea, dry cough, hypotension, tachycardia, and fatigue.
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Broca's aphasia
aka expressive aphasia. can't communicate their thoughts can understand convo & directions
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Wernicke's Aphasia
aka receptive aphasia can't understand verbal language
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true experimental design
highest quality of study with the greatest level of randomization between control and experimental groups.
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quasi-experimental design
when you alter the independent variable to identify a response in a non-randomized group.
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non-experimental/correlational design
determines if there's a correlation between an intervention and a desired response.
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