Otpf And Ot History

Front 1

section of OTPF that frames the arena in which the OT evaluations and interventions occur

Back 1

domain

Front 2

section of OTPF where OT evaluates and intervenes

Back 2

Process

Front 3

what are hte 8 areas of occupation?

Back 3

ADLs
IADLs
rest & sleep
education
work
play
leisure
social participation

Front 4

what client factors reside within the person?

Back 4

values, beliefs, spirituality
body functions
body structures

Front 5

the following can be categorized as what?
-motor and praxis skills
- sensory-perceptual skills
-emotional regulation skills
-cognitive skills
communication and social skills

Back 5

performance skills

Front 6

the following are categorized as what?
-habits
-routines
-roles
-rituals

Back 6

performance patterns

Front 7

what are the 6 parts of context and environment?

Back 7

-cultural
-personal
-temporal
-virtual
-physical
-social

Front 8

this step of the process of OT includes..
-occupational profile
-analysis of occupational performance

Back 8

evaluation

Front 9

this step of the process of OT includes..
- plan
-implementation
-review

Back 9

intervention

Front 10

this is the final step of the process of OT

Back 10

outcome

Front 11

this is the initial step of the process
- describes clients occupational history, patterns of living, interests, values, needs
-idenitifies client's priorities
...what are clients needs, wants, concerns regarding engaging in occupations
- frames clients concerns and issues within the domain of OT

Back 11

occupational profile

Front 12

in this step of the OT process, the OT...
-indentifies underlying factors which support and hinder performance
...observe performance
...perform selected specific assessments if needed
...consider context, activity demands, and client factors

Back 12

analysis of occupational performance

Front 13

in theis step of the OT process...
-deveolop plan in collaboration with client based on...
- selected theory and or practice framework
-evidence
-selected intervention approach... create/ promote, establish/ restore, maintain, modify, prevent
- target desired outcomes

Back 13

intervention plan

Front 14

action to influence and support performance
- therapeutic use of self
- therapeutic use of occupations/ activities
... occupation- based activity, purposeful activity, preparatory methods
- consultation process
-education process
-advocacy

Back 14

intervention

Front 15

in this step of the OT process...
- review plan, process, and progress toward outcomes
-modift plan if needed
- determine future action

Back 15

intervention review

Front 16

what are examples of types of outcomes?

(8)

Back 16

occupational performance
adaptation
health and wellness
participation
prevention
self-advocacy
quality of life
occupational justic

HAPP QOOS

Front 17

Eglish quaker that came up with the idea of moral treatment

Back 17

William TUke

Front 18

was a French physician in late 18th century who was instrumental in the development of a more humane psychological approach to the custody and care of psychiatric patients, referred to today as moral treatment.

Back 18

Philippe Pinel

Front 19

MD in 1895 who tried moral treatment

Back 19

William Rush Dunton

Front 20

when was the Arts and Crafts movement?

Back 20

late 19th century

Front 21

1906, MD that said occupation had mornalizing effect on behavior

Back 21

Herbert Hall

Front 22

nurse in 1906 who taught courses in "invalid occupations"

Back 22

Susan Tracy

Front 23

psychiatrist in early 20th century that discussed habit training and needing balance in life

Back 23

Adolph Meyer

Front 24

used crafts to promote mental health
- well know in OT history
- social worker

Back 24

Eleanor Clark Slagle

Front 25

architect
- in 1917 founded NSPOT (National Society for Promotion of OT)
-coined term OT

Back 25

George Barton

Front 26

what does OCHIE stand for?

Back 26

occupation- centered
Client-centered
holistic
inclusionary
evidence based

Front 27

what year did managed care health systems begin

Back 27

1990's

Front 28

what year was the knowledge explosion in health care?

Back 28

1980's

Front 29

when did health care philosophies change?

Back 29

1960's and 70's

Front 30

when did COTAs first appear?

Back 30

1950s

Front 31

1906, MD that said occupation had moralizing effect on behavior

Back 31

Herbert Hall

Front 32

nurse in 1906 who taught courses in "invalid occupations"

Back 32

Susan Tracy

Front 33

psychiatrist in early 20th century that discussed habit training and needing balance in life

Back 33

Adolph Meyer

Front 34

used crafts to promote mental health
- well know in OT history
- social worker

Back 34

Eleanor Clark Slagle

Front 35

architect
- in 1917 founded NSPOT
-coined term OT

Back 35

George Barton

Front 36

what does OCHIE stand for?

Back 36

occupation- centered
Client-centered
holistic
inclusionary
evidence based

Front 37

what year did managed care health systems begin

Back 37

1990's

Front 38

what year was the knowledge explosion in health care?

Back 38

1980's

Front 39

when did health care philosophies change?

Back 39

1960's and 70's

Front 40

when did COTAs first appear?

Back 40

1950s

Front 41

When was the WWII and Rehabilitation movement

Back 41

1942-1960

Front 42

what does FEAST stand for and why do you use it?

Back 42

Function
Expectation
Action
Specific Condition
Timeline

used to write goals