Ot Cognitive Perceptual & Psychosocial Approaches

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An assessment that can be administered to people 3 years of age or older regardless of diagnosis that examines functional competence with BADLS or IADLs and scores a person from 1 (deficit)-4 (competent)is known as what assessment?

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AMPS (Assessment of Motor and Process Skills)

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A test that is used for people with psychiatric disorders, brain injury, or dementia where a person has to perform 3 leather lacing stitches is known as what?

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Allen Cognitive Level Test

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This assessment is used for persons who have experienced a stroke, TBI, or tumor and measures basic cog. functions that are prerequisites for managing everyday task.

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LOTCA--Lowenstein Occupational Therapyy COgnitive Assessment

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What model focuses on adaptive approaches and strengthening residual abilities through routine tasks?

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Cognitive Disabilities Model

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Increasing teh environment stimuli, using gross motor activities, and increasing sensory stimuli would be appropriate interventions for what deficit?

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Impaired altertness/arousal

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Using general verabl cues, decreasing manipulation demands, providing hand over hand tactile-kinesthetic input, and using visual cues are appropriate interventions for what deficit?

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Motor/Ideamotor apraxia

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Providing step-by-step instructions, using hand over hand guiding techniques and providing opportunities for motor planning and motor execution are good interventions for what deficit?

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Ideational apraxia

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Should you bring perseveration to a person's conscious level?

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YES

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If a person has aphasia you should DECREASE what?

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External auditory stimuli

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What FOR focuses on looking at the match between the environment and the individual's needs?

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Life-Style Performance Model

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Claudia Allen developed the ________ FOR that states cognitive performance is placed on a continuum divided into 6 levels.

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Cognitive Disabilities

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What Cog. Disabilities Level is characterized by automatic actions?

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Level I

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What Cog. Disabilities Level is characterized by postural actions where the persona may assist the caregiver with simple task?

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Level II

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What Cog. Disabilities level is characterized by repetitive training to do a certain task?

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Level III-Manual Actions

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What Cog. Disabilities level is characterized by goal directed actions where the individual relies heavily on VISUAL cues?

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Level IV

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What Cog. Disabilities level is characterized by overt trial and error problem solving?

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Level V--Exploratory Actions

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What Cog. Disabilities level is characterized by the ABSENCE of disability?

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Level VI--Planned Actions

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What does a schizophrenic posture look like?

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"S" curvature of the spine, shuffling gait

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The focus of this approach is the identification and resolution of unconscious conflict...

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Pscyhodynamic/Psychoanalytic FOR

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A person who feels stuck in an unhappy marriage and develops low back pain is an ex. of what type of defense mechanism?

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Somatization

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An adult child has no memory of being mistreated by a beloved parent is an ex. or what type of defense mechanism?

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Repression

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Hugging someone you would like to hit is what type of defense mechanism?

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Reaction formation

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Cleaning your house while waiting for results of a medical test would be an ex. of what defense mechanism?

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Suppression

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If a person is unable to imitate the running stitch, he is a level...

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II

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If a person is unable to imitate a running stitch, three stitches, he is a level...

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III

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IF a person is unable to imitate teh whip stitch, three stitches, he is a level..

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IV

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If a person is unable to imitate the single cordovan stitch using overt (physical) trial-and-error methods, three stitches, he is a level...

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V

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If a person is unable to imitate the single cordovan stitch using covert (mental) trial and error methods, three stitches, he is a level..

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VI

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The purpose of this group is to assist members to acquire and develop group interaction skills.

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Developmental groups

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Developmental groups offer 5 levels of interaction...what are they?

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Parallel, Project, Egocentric Cooperative, Cooperative, Mature groups

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What type of groups are good for people learning specific skills?

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Thematic groups

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What type of groups are good for people who need to discuss activities adn issues outside of the group that are current are anticipated?

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Topical groups

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What groups are used for people who want to meet health needs and maintain function?

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Instrumental groups

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This type of group is designed for low functioning pts. who need assistance in developing basic skills--these groups are HIGHLY structured.

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Directive groups

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What type of group rotates in a way that an individual can join the group at anytime and still cover each topic?

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Modular group

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When a person is experiencing hallucinations or delusions, what should a therapist do?

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REDIRECT the thoughts to reality-based thinking and actions

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Should you allow the person to move around as neede with akathisia?

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Yes, if it can be done so without causing disruption

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Should a person with akathisia do GM or FM activities?

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GM

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Shock-anxiety-denial-depression-internalized anger-externalized anger-acknowledgement-adjustment: This is the order of the phases of what?

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Adjustment

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What are the stages of adjusting to death and dying?

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denial-anger-bargaining-depression-acceptance