Clinical Reasoning in Occupational Therapy

These flashcards cover key concepts in clinical reasoning and occupational therapy assessments discussed in the lecture.

Conditional reasoning

A reasoning skill used to understand the impact of a client's condition on their occupational performance.

Procedural reasoning

A reasoning skill used to follow a process for assessment and intervention in occupational therapy.

Narrative reasoning

A reasoning skill that focuses on understanding the client's story and experiences.

Interactive reasoning

A reasoning skill that enhances communication and collaboration with clients during therapy sessions.

SOAP note

A documentation method that includes Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan sections.

Purdue pegboard

A standardized tool used to assess fine motor skills and coordination.

Blood pressure monitoring

Essential vital sign to monitor for clients participating in physical activities, especially those with cardiovascular concerns.

MoCA

Montreal Cognitive Assessment, evaluating memory, attention, executive functioning, and more.

Quantifiable data

Objective measurements documenting a client’s performance, such as range of motion and strength.

Assessment of daily living activities

Processes evaluating a client's ability to perform everyday tasks affected by their health condition.