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Energy conservation and fatigue management.
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OT priority when managing lines,
1 Primary OT focus in the ICU 2
tubes, and drains
Primary OT focus in inpatient Major intervention priority for ALS
3 4
rehabilitation management
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Primary OT focus in the ICU Prevent secondary complications through
positioning, ROM, sensory stimulation, early
mobility, cognitive monitoring, splinting, and
education.
Primary OT focus in acute care Stabilize, assess, initiate function, and plan next level
of care; full rehab is not primary.
Typical acute-care length of stay Approximately 3-7 days.
Common OT interventions in acute Bed mobility, transfers, grooming, self-feeding,
care cognitive screening, UE positioning, splinting,
energy conservation, and safety.
Primary OT focus in inpatient Intensive rehabilitation addressing ADLs, functional
rehabilitation mobility, and IADLs to support discharge and
independence.
Primary OT focus in SNF rehabilitation Restoration or compensation for ADLs and mobility,
caregiver training, and determining next level of
care.
Primary OT focus in home health Real-life ADL/IADL training, home safety,
environmental modification, and caregiver training.
Primary OT focus in outpatient Higher-level function, community reintegration,
work/leisure roles, health management, and refining
compensatory strategies.
Heart rate change -> stop therapy HR increase >20 bpm from baseline.
Systolic BP change -> stop therapy SBP drop >20 mmHg.
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Energy conservation and fatigue management.
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OT priority when managing lines,
1 Primary OT focus in the ICU 2
tubes, and drains
Primary OT focus in inpatient Major intervention priority for ALS
3 4
rehabilitation management
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (147)
Primary OT focus in the ICU Prevent secondary complications through
positioning, ROM, sensory stimulation, early
mobility, cognitive monitoring, splinting, and
education.
Primary OT focus in acute care Stabilize, assess, initiate function, and plan next level
of care; full rehab is not primary.
Typical acute-care length of stay Approximately 3-7 days.
Common OT interventions in acute Bed mobility, transfers, grooming, self-feeding,
care cognitive screening, UE positioning, splinting,
energy conservation, and safety.
Primary OT focus in inpatient Intensive rehabilitation addressing ADLs, functional
rehabilitation mobility, and IADLs to support discharge and
independence.
Primary OT focus in SNF rehabilitation Restoration or compensation for ADLs and mobility,
caregiver training, and determining next level of
care.
Primary OT focus in home health Real-life ADL/IADL training, home safety,
environmental modification, and caregiver training.
Primary OT focus in outpatient Higher-level function, community reintegration,
work/leisure roles, health management, and refining
compensatory strategies.
Heart rate change -> stop therapy HR increase >20 bpm from baseline.
Systolic BP change -> stop therapy SBP drop >20 mmHg.
