OCCUPATION-BASED ACTIVITY ANALYSIS CH 1
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Occupation correct answers
any activity that gives meaning to our patients
--Occupations are personalized- those that hold personal meaning and
requirements for a particular person or group
How occupations differ from activities correct answers
1. definitive start and end points
2. Occupations are intentionally executed and repeatable
3. Occupations are meaningful to the person and bring meaning to who
they are as a person (can be insignificant or unhealthy like smoking)
4. Occupations are labeled by our culture.
Activity Analysis correct answers
defined as the process used by OT practitioners that addresses:
1. the typical demands of an activity
2. the range of skills involved in its performance
3. the various cultural meanings that might be ascribed to it
activity analysis will allow for an understanding of: correct answers
1. the tools and equipment needed
2. where and with whom the activity takes place
3. the sequence of steps and timing of those steps
4. the body functions, performance skills, and body structures required
to perform the activity.
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two types of activity analysis: correct answers
1. Occupation-based activity analysis:
--Is based on a particular client and how he or she engages in the
occupation in his or her contexts
2. Standard activity analysis:
--activity analysis of how the activity is typically done, with no particular
client in mind.
Activity Analysis process correct answers
1. Activity Awareness:
--Activity must be clearly identified (break down large activities into
individual ones)
2. Decide which analysis will be used
--Occupation-based or standard activity base
3. Determine the relevance and importance to patient
--
4. Identify the steps required
--Break down activity into specific steps, then the sequencing and
timing of each step
5. Determine the objects and properties
--for each step, determine what tools, equipment and supplies that will
be needed
6. Determine the space demands
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--each activity will require space, lighting and noise control
7. Determine the social demands
--Does client need to share an object
8. Determine the required body function
--"The physiological function of the body". Such as strength and
mobility of joints but also sensory, cognitive, and emotional functions.
9. Determine the required body structures
--the anatomical parts of the body such as organs, limbs and their
components
10. Determine the required performance skills
--the level of specific skills needed to do task
11. Analyze the therapeutic intervention
--practitioner evaluates an activity as well as the needs of the client so
as to find possible outcomes.
OT Perspective on Activity Analysis correct answers
Not only looks at how an activity might be typically done but how it is
done and experienced by an individual, examining the internal and
external influences on performance.
Activity Demands correct answers
1. Objects and their properties
2. Space demands
3. Social demands
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Occupation correct answers
any activity that gives meaning to our patients
--Occupations are personalized- those that hold personal meaning and
requirements for a particular person or group
How occupations differ from activities correct answers
1. definitive start and end points
2. Occupations are intentionally executed and repeatable
3. Occupations are meaningful to the person and bring meaning to who
they are as a person (can be insignificant or unhealthy like smoking)
4. Occupations are labeled by our culture.
Activity Analysis correct answers
defined as the process used by OT practitioners that addresses:
1. the typical demands of an activity
2. the range of skills involved in its performance
3. the various cultural meanings that might be ascribed to it
activity analysis will allow for an understanding of: correct answers
1. the tools and equipment needed
2. where and with whom the activity takes place
3. the sequence of steps and timing of those steps
4. the body functions, performance skills, and body structures required
to perform the activity.
,OCCUPATION-BASED ACTIVITY ANALYSIS CH 1
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two types of activity analysis: correct answers
1. Occupation-based activity analysis:
--Is based on a particular client and how he or she engages in the
occupation in his or her contexts
2. Standard activity analysis:
--activity analysis of how the activity is typically done, with no particular
client in mind.
Activity Analysis process correct answers
1. Activity Awareness:
--Activity must be clearly identified (break down large activities into
individual ones)
2. Decide which analysis will be used
--Occupation-based or standard activity base
3. Determine the relevance and importance to patient
--
4. Identify the steps required
--Break down activity into specific steps, then the sequencing and
timing of each step
5. Determine the objects and properties
--for each step, determine what tools, equipment and supplies that will
be needed
6. Determine the space demands
, OCCUPATION-BASED ACTIVITY ANALYSIS CH 1
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--each activity will require space, lighting and noise control
7. Determine the social demands
--Does client need to share an object
8. Determine the required body function
--"The physiological function of the body". Such as strength and
mobility of joints but also sensory, cognitive, and emotional functions.
9. Determine the required body structures
--the anatomical parts of the body such as organs, limbs and their
components
10. Determine the required performance skills
--the level of specific skills needed to do task
11. Analyze the therapeutic intervention
--practitioner evaluates an activity as well as the needs of the client so
as to find possible outcomes.
OT Perspective on Activity Analysis correct answers
Not only looks at how an activity might be typically done but how it is
done and experienced by an individual, examining the internal and
external influences on performance.
Activity Demands correct answers
1. Objects and their properties
2. Space demands
3. Social demands
