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33 Cards in this Set
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Types of Dementia |
MALFK Mixed Dementia - more than 1 type of dementia Alzheimer's - problems with memory, thinking & behaviour Lewy Bodies - progressive decline in mental abilities (thinking, memory, movement) Frontotemporal Dementia - uncommon disorders that affect the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain Korsakoff's - caused by alcohol
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Types of Cognitive Function |
CAMML - concentration - attention span - memory - motor skills - language |
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Top 3 TR Association |
TRO - Therapeutic Recreation Ontario CTRA - Canadian Therapeutic Recreation Association ATRA - American Therapeutic Recreation Association |
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Contradictions to Hydrotherapy |
OFSUL - open wound - fever - skin infection - uncontrolled blood pressure - lack control of urine |
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3 TR Models |
1. Leisure Well-Being Model 2. Sunnybrook 3. Leisure Ability Model |
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TR Model Leisure Well-Being Model |
- Carruthers & Hood - focus on ability rather than disability - leisure experience - 2 Mechanisms: 1. strength & abilities (look at positive not negative) 2. provide psycho-educational interventions |
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Leisure Well-Being Model Developing Resources can be Facilitated Through |
PLAT - psycho-educational interventions - leisure - advocacy - therapeutic relationships |
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Leisure Well-Being Model 5 Broad Categories |
1. Psychological - happiness, emotions, self-awareness, hope, sense of meaning 2. Social - communication, self-confidence 3. Cognitive - concentration, following directions, problem solving, memory 4. Physical - health, fitness, mobility, energy 5. Environmental - social networks, community engagement |
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TR Model Sunnybrook Health Science Centre |
- client focused - hopes and dreams |
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Sunnybrook Documentation |
- overall observation of residents |
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TR Model Leisure Ability Model |
- Peterson & Stumbo - every human needs, wants & deserves leisure - people experience barriers |
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Leisure Ability Model 3 Areas |
FLR LR1. Functional Intervention - improve functional skills and abilities that make participantion in rec possible 2. Leisure Education - develop and acquire leisure related skills for a healthy leisure lifestyle 3. Recreation Participation - opportunities for fun, enjoyment, and self expression within organized delivery system |
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Leisure Ability Model 4 Areas of Leisure Education |
(triple L+s)(LA, LR, LA SI) 1. Leisure Awareness 2. Leisure Resource 3. Leisure Activity Skills 4. Social Interaction Skills |
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Leisure Ed (Leisure Ability Model) Leisure Awareness |
SKLD - where they can go to engage in leisure 4 Components: 1. Self-Awareness 2. Knowledge 3. Leisure & Play 4. Decision Making Skills |
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Leisure Ed (Leisure Ability Model) Leisure Resource |
- equipment, people, places - activity opportunities, personal resource, community resource - (painting, golf, whatever they are being taught) |
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Leisure Ed (Leisure Ability Model) Leisure Activity Skills |
- others being engaged in an activity during their free time - sports, dance, music, drama, etc. |
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Leisure Ed (Leisure Ability Model) Social Interaction Skills |
- building block of society - interacting with others - communication, relationships |
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Leisure Ability Model Recreation Participation |
- structured activities allowing clients to practice nearly acquired skills, enjoyment, self expression & independence |
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Assistive Devices |
- card shuffler - card holders - large dice - large checkers - modified golf clubs - gardening bench - light weight garden tools - fishing harness - golf ball ramp - putting green - wheel chair (sport related) |
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Main Symptoms of Parkinson's Disease |
TRAPS Tremor - shakes Rigidity - bent/be forced out of shape Akinesia - loss of movement Postural Instability - can't keep body balanced/stable Speech Changes - can't talk as well |
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Charting Method 1 |
SOAP Subjective - what the patient says Objective - what you observed Assessment - your findings Plan - goals & strategies |
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Charting Method 2 |
DAP Descriptive Assessment Plan |
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Charting Rules |
- must be legible - signed & dated - avoid abbreviations - chart only for yourself - black ink - state facts - watch spelling - does it make sense? |
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Neurological Conditions that TRs Might Treat |
PASSH - Parkinson's disease - Acquired brain injury - Spinal core injury - Seizure disorders - Huntington's Disease |
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When Would a TRS Document on a Chart? |
DAPT Discharge Assessment Results Progress Notes Treatment Plans |
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4 Areas of Functional Intervention: Domains of Well-Being |
PECS 1. Physical - physical ability in a person 2. Emotional - focus on the emotions 3. Cognitive- related to the brain 4. Social - Interacting with others |
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Health Problems Relating to Stress Can Cause |
- hypertension - stroke - heart disease - depression - alcoholism - cancer - memory loss - panic attacks - migraines |
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TR in the Veterans Care Program |
- Canadian war veterans - 192 beds - 7 females - St. Joe's Hospital - Parkwood - provides complex care, rehab, palliative care, geriatric services, veteran care |
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Veterans Care Mission |
- provide care to support veterans and his/hers family to meet their needs and to promote health and enhance quality of life - services, education, resources |
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Veterans Care 3 Related Sub-Programs |
1. psycho-social support 2. dementia care 3. physical support |
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Veterans Care Team |
- veteran family, TRS, social work, dietitian, music therapist, nursing, pharmacy, etc. |
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Veterans Care My SELF |
Social Expression Leisure Food |
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McCormick Dementia Services |
- Joanne - dementia - not for profit - person centered approach - know about j=history of their recreation/leisure - western Ontario |
