Foundations of Occupational Therapy

Flashcards covering key concepts from the Foundations of Occupational Therapy lecture notes.

Theory

Used to understand specific phenomena.

Models of Practice

Application of theory to practice, including MOHO, PEOP, and EHP.

Frames of Reference

Links theory to intervention.

Biomechanical FOR

Focuses on kinematics and kinesiology.

Rehabilitation FOR

Aims for ability to return to fullest possible functioning.

Sensorimotor FOR

Includes proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation and neurodevelopmental treatment.

OTPF

Occupational Therapy Practice Framework, which outlines core values and beliefs rooted in occupation.

Client Factors

Attributes that influence performance in occupation.

Standardized Assessments

Tools used regularly within evaluation and intervention planning to provide consistent information.

Clinical Reasoning

The process of using the best available research evidence, clinical expertise, and patient values.

Procedural Reasoning

Focused on the processes and procedures involved in therapy.

Interactive Reasoning

Interchanges between client and therapist that engage and motivate the client.

Narrative Reasoning

Uses storytelling to understand the client’s experience.

Phenomenological Approach

Explores the client’s descriptions of life and disability.

Occupational Profile

Discovery of client's occupational history, living patterns, interests, values, and needs.

Therapeutic Use of Self

Uses personal skills and attributes to engage the client in the intervention process.

Outcome Measures

Tools to monitor progress and adjust goals related to occupational performance.