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physdis ( intro)

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methods of how we treat people   therapeutic use of self (personality, exp, judgemnt, ex-sense of humor)   activities (therapeutic occupations and activities   education ( help person be an indipendant problem soilver)   consultation( process where you will make adaptation)   (blank)   (blank)  
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Ex of therapeutic occupation and activities   occupation based activity ( actually doing the activity) (ex-salad/shower)   purposeful activities-piece of occupation ( ex slicing veg/ in-out of tub)   prepatory methods ( exercize portion/ prepare - splint, modality, exc, sens input)   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)  
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things we adapt   environment ( grab bar)   method ( tie shows dif)   task ( snap instead of button)   tools ( built up utensile)   (blank)   (blank)  
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Biomechanical FOR   human movement helps with function   involves ROM , strength, endurance, physical muscle joints   use for wounds, fractures, amp, arthritis, burns, post surgery, PNI injuries( and some cns)   requires isolated movement   motor unit or othepedic disorder   (remidiated problem)  
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Sensory motor FOR   feed back/ feed forward ( whats going in and whats going out)   re learn senses   stroke, tbi, cb, parkinsons   good for CNS disorders- can not isolate movement   ( remediate problem)   (blank)  
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things to take into account   support system/ and roles like family caretaker   know routine   life stage   tension/ stuff/ sore   irritated/ or frustrated   (blank)  
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treatment process   Evaluation ( gather info/ obtain data)   assessment ( use specific tools for eval)   chart review   interview   (blank)   (blank)  
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Vital signs   Blood pressure ( systolic/dyastolic-avg 120/ 70 - hypertension more than 140/90--hypotension less than 90/60-- orthostatic hypotension- drop in blood from change in position)   Temp( 37C or 98.6 F)( above 100 fever indicates infection)( Hypothermia less than 94--hyperthermia more than 106)   Heart rate (bradychardia- less than 60/ tachycardia more than 100/ if person is less than 40 or more than 130 can't treat them)   resperation ( less than 10 or more than 20 breaths per minute is abnormal( do not treat s1 with resting rate more than 35-45   (blank)   (blank)  
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BP   stop treating if sys drop more than 10 or dias incr more than 20   dont treat if sys more than 200 or dyas more than 110   get clearance for sys more than 180 or dyas more than 100   do not take bp on arm with mastectomy/ flaccid/ dialisis or iv/ or acute fracture of humerous   (blank)   (blank)  
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Top Down approach   adaptive   assume ppl want to learn new way to do s/t   direct ability towards person performing occupation   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)  
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bottom up approach   remedial   assume if fix broken bit it will make person better   fix the deficit   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)  
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standardized testing   comparison available/ norm table   rigid/ takes out possibility of therapist assistance ( easy or hard)   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)  
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non standardized testing   room to adapt and make individualized   subjective ( needs moreclinical judgemnt and observation)   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)   (blank)  
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how do we choose an asessment   who/what designed for   age   clients attn span   space/ cost/ time   theretical approach of test designer/ validity/ reliability   does the teats give outcome measure or clinical intervention(quality of performance)  
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COPM   measures person's satisfaction with w/ client performance   45 min   requires good interview skills   can help pus set goals   good intial and follow up tool   pt is active participant to say what is importaint to them ( to ot)  
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Barthel   outcome- determines how much help is needed   can be administerd verbally   scoring is vague/ not so reliable   valid/ where ppl should be amnt of independance   (blank)   (blank)  
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LORS   outcome based   administerd in way that recieve input from patient ( observation) its very subjective   reliable ad valid   scoring is vague   (blank)   (blank)  
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PULSES   both outcome and clinical   more detailed / describes quality of performance   5-10 min   task performance test   (blank)   (blank)  
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RIVERMEAD   outcome measure   pen paper/ pt do activities and therapist scores   reliable and valid   not very client centered   (blank)   (blank)  
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FIM   outcome measure   scoring is very specifically explained   anyone trained can do it   can also be used for program evaluation   (blank)   (blank)  
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