Quiz 1 Kinesiology Flashcards
Define Kinesiology
The study of the principles of mechanics and anatomy in relation to human movement.
Range of Motion testing is…
Testing that joint has the ability to move in all the directions it is supposed tomove.
Quantitative
Objective / Identifies numerical information
Qualitative
Subjective / Information on movement that comes from observation or interview.
What practice era of OT are we currently in?
Occupation Era and Biomechanical Model
Who is the WHO, and what do they stand for?
World Health Organization; Responsible for international public health.
ADLS
Brushing your teeth, getting dressed, toileting
IADLS
Cooking, housework, money management
How many editions of the OTPF are there, what are we using now?
There are 4 editions of the OTPF, we are using the 4th edition.
What is the difference between body functions and body structures? Which one of these is more important to OT practitioners?
Body functions: Physiological functions of the body
Body structures: Anatomy, and specific body parts
Occupational therapy practitioners primarily focus on body structures.
Few areas of Occupation from the OTPF
ADL, IADL, Rest and Sleep, Education, Work, Play, Leisure, Social Participation
What are your thoughts about motivating clients, how can you assess/address therapy through their values and belief systems? Why is this important? What could be challenging about this?
There are many factors of motivation when it comes to client participation. When considering a clients internal factors we will address therapy through their values/beliefs. It’s important to respect a persons values and beliefs because Occupational Therapy is client centered. This can be challenging because sometimes the treatment truly needed, will not be given.
