Quiz 1

Question 1

What is activity analysis?

Answer 1

demands of how it is done in society

Question 2

What is occupational analysis?

Answer 2

demands of how a client typically does it (not their performance)

Question 3

What are occupations?

Answer 3

occur overtime, have meaning, result in various outcomes, occur w/i contexts + environments, are complex, etc.

Question 4

What are activities?

Answer 4

objective + not related to specific client’s engagement or context

Question 5

Why occupation?

Answer 5

can be used as tool or goal of intervention

Question 6

What are some things using occupation as tools lead to?

Answer 6

sense of mastery, encouragement, challenged, etc.

Question 7

How many steps are there to activity and occupational analysis?

Answer 7

8

Question 8

What is the function of the OTPF-4?

Answer 8

basis on which to analyze occupations + activities

Question 9

What is standard activity analysis?

Answer 9

looking at an activity with no specific person in mind

Question 10

What is an occupation-based activity?

Answer 10

activity that has meaning + contextual influences for a particular individual

Question 11

What are the categories of occupation?

Answer 11

ADLs, IADLs, rest and sleep, education, work, play, leisure, health management, social participation

Question 12

What are ADLs?

Answer 12

taking care of oneself routinely (grooming, showering, feeding, etc.)

Question 13

What are IADLs?

Answer 13

supporting daily life w/i the home + community (child rearing, care of pets, meal prep, driving, financial management, etc.)

Question 14

What is health management?

Answer 14

activities related to health + well-being (physical activity, medication management, nutrition, communication w/ healthcare system, etc.)

Question 15

What is rest and sleep?

Answer 15

restorative activities (rest, sleep prep, sleep participation)

Question 16

What is work?

Answer 16

labor or exertion related to development, production, delivery, or management of objects or services for financial gain or not (volunteer exploration, job performance, employment seeking, etc.)

Question 17

What is education?

Answer 17

learning + engaging in educational environment (formal education prep, informal personal education prep, informal personal educational needs, ect.)

Question 18

What is play?

Answer 18

intrinsically motivated, complex, multidimensional, influenced by sociocultural factors (play exploration, play participation)

Question 19

What is leisure?

Answer 19

nonobligatory activity that is intrinsically motivated

Question 20

What is social participation?

Answer 20

social interaction w/ others (community participation, friendships, family participation, etc.)

Question 21

What are goals?

Answer 21

objective and purposeful

Question 22

What are values?

Answer 22

beliefs about what is right and good

Question 23

What are beliefs?

Answer 23

what is true to client

Question 24

What is an occupational profile?

Answer 24

to gain an understanding of the client through an interview

Question 25

What are contexts?

Answer 25

personal and environmental factors

Question 26

What are environmental factors?

Answer 26

physical, social, and attitudinal surroundings (natural + man-made, products + tech, support + relationships, attitudes, policies, etc.)

Question 27

What are personal factors?

Answer 27

person's background not regarding health (age, gender, race, etc.)

Question 28

What are performance patterns?

Answer 28

habits, routines, roles and rituals

Question 29

What are habits?

Answer 29

automatic behaviors

Question 30

What are routines?

Answer 30

observable patterns of behavior

Question 31

What are rituals?

Answer 31

spiritual or social meaning

Question 32

What are roles?

Answer 32

social and cultural expectations

Question 33

What is essential to understanding an activity?

Answer 33

sequencing + timing

Question 34

What are aspects of a procedural task analysis?

Answer 34

action verbs, objects used, time elements, amounts used, etc. - must be clear + concise

Question 35

What are tools?

Answer 35

used to help complete an activity - reusable

Question 36

What are supplies?

Answer 36

objects or items that deplete during activity

Question 37

What are resources?

Answer 37

non-tangible items

Question 38

What is equipment?

Answer 38

larger tools, often machines

Question 39

What are properties?

Answer 39

descriptive terms to explain object

Question 40

What are space demands?

Answer 40

aspects of physical environment needed for activity (lighting, size, temp, etc.)

Question 41

What are social demands?

Answer 41

how one should act