Interventions to Manage Functional Impairment requires what? And what do
interventions depend on?
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Requires a multidisciplinary approach; Interventions depend on the
underlying cause of impairment (i.e., visual, mobility, cognitive, mental
health)
, what does "capacity" and "actual performance circumstances" mean
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capacity refers to the ability to perform a task and actual performance
circumstances is the amount of assistance needed, amount of time needed
and level of performance
components of a functional assessment
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vision, hearing, mobility, falls, continence, nutrition, cognition, affect, home
environment, social participation, BADLs and IADLs
what does recognition have to do with functional ability
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recognition is essential for early identification of functional deficiencies.
-optimal functional ability = improved health outcomes
-functional deficits = reduced health outcomes
what are functional health patterns
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interventions depend on?
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Requires a multidisciplinary approach; Interventions depend on the
underlying cause of impairment (i.e., visual, mobility, cognitive, mental
health)
, what does "capacity" and "actual performance circumstances" mean
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capacity refers to the ability to perform a task and actual performance
circumstances is the amount of assistance needed, amount of time needed
and level of performance
components of a functional assessment
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vision, hearing, mobility, falls, continence, nutrition, cognition, affect, home
environment, social participation, BADLs and IADLs
what does recognition have to do with functional ability
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recognition is essential for early identification of functional deficiencies.
-optimal functional ability = improved health outcomes
-functional deficits = reduced health outcomes
what are functional health patterns
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