DOMAIN FINAL QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
what type of role is this:
Occupational therapists you observed in the clinic. Is somebody who is working with
clients on a regular basis and providing clinical services, including evaluations,
interventions, and discharge planning, among other things. They can work in multiple
settings and with people of all ages. - Answers -practitioner
Difference between activity and occupation - Answers -activity- decontextualized
concept (completing a task, but not in a specific context)
occupation- contextualized concept (complete a task within a specific context)
What are the characteristics of an activity analysis? - Answers -•General idea about
how something is done.
•Not in a specific context.
•Done to analyze possible areas of concern and generate purposeful activities for
treatment.
•What does the task require? person factors, body functions, task demands,
environmental characteristics, socio-cultural influences.
Is this an activity analysis or occupational analysis?
Making a can of soup: What is needed, how is it usually done? - Answers -activity
analysis
Activity analysis: practitioners can use activity analysis to help them understand the ... -
Answers --therapeutic potential of activities
-changing or adapting the activity demands and context in which the activity is
performed
What are the characteristics of an occupational analysis? - Answers -•Personal
activities
•Actual experience of activity
•Specific details with a specific context
•Embedded throughout occupational therapy process.
Is this an activity analysis or occupational analysis?
Example: Making a can of soup- How you personally complete the task in your kitchen?
- Answers -occupational analysis
An occupational analysis helps the practitioner to evaluate the... - Answers -
occupational needs of the client including the quality of their current performance
-how personal factors such as the person's condition is impacting current performance
in tasks
, -how contextual factors may be influencing performance
-grade an adapt occupations
Pros of activity analysis - Answers -•Quickly done in practice
•Client-centered activities
•Consider typical demands, range of skills needed, and cultural meanings.
•Potential for grading
•Theory informed
what is the format of an activity analysis? (9) - Answers -1. description
2. objects used and properties
3. space and social demands
4. sequence, timing and pattern
5. required skills
6. required body functions/structures
7. safety hazards
8. adaptability to promote participation
9. grading
what are the areas of occupation that can be chosen from in an activity and
occupational analysis? - Answers -ADL
IADL
Education
Work
Play
Leisure
Social participation
which one is an occupational analysis and which one is activity analysis
1. examine the typical demands of an activity outside of the context of an individual's
performance
2. dives deeply into examining the demands of a task and how those demands are met-
-or not met--by a particular client - Answers -1. activity analysis
2. occupational analysis
What is different about occupational analysis? (3) - Answers -•We examine the client
factors of values, beliefs, and spirituality associated with the occupation.
•We establish how the context and environment support or inhibit occupational
performance.
•We view the occupation as being a part of the performance patterns a client
experiences in their daily lives.
what type of role is this:
Occupational therapists you observed in the clinic. Is somebody who is working with
clients on a regular basis and providing clinical services, including evaluations,
interventions, and discharge planning, among other things. They can work in multiple
settings and with people of all ages. - Answers -practitioner
Difference between activity and occupation - Answers -activity- decontextualized
concept (completing a task, but not in a specific context)
occupation- contextualized concept (complete a task within a specific context)
What are the characteristics of an activity analysis? - Answers -•General idea about
how something is done.
•Not in a specific context.
•Done to analyze possible areas of concern and generate purposeful activities for
treatment.
•What does the task require? person factors, body functions, task demands,
environmental characteristics, socio-cultural influences.
Is this an activity analysis or occupational analysis?
Making a can of soup: What is needed, how is it usually done? - Answers -activity
analysis
Activity analysis: practitioners can use activity analysis to help them understand the ... -
Answers --therapeutic potential of activities
-changing or adapting the activity demands and context in which the activity is
performed
What are the characteristics of an occupational analysis? - Answers -•Personal
activities
•Actual experience of activity
•Specific details with a specific context
•Embedded throughout occupational therapy process.
Is this an activity analysis or occupational analysis?
Example: Making a can of soup- How you personally complete the task in your kitchen?
- Answers -occupational analysis
An occupational analysis helps the practitioner to evaluate the... - Answers -
occupational needs of the client including the quality of their current performance
-how personal factors such as the person's condition is impacting current performance
in tasks
, -how contextual factors may be influencing performance
-grade an adapt occupations
Pros of activity analysis - Answers -•Quickly done in practice
•Client-centered activities
•Consider typical demands, range of skills needed, and cultural meanings.
•Potential for grading
•Theory informed
what is the format of an activity analysis? (9) - Answers -1. description
2. objects used and properties
3. space and social demands
4. sequence, timing and pattern
5. required skills
6. required body functions/structures
7. safety hazards
8. adaptability to promote participation
9. grading
what are the areas of occupation that can be chosen from in an activity and
occupational analysis? - Answers -ADL
IADL
Education
Work
Play
Leisure
Social participation
which one is an occupational analysis and which one is activity analysis
1. examine the typical demands of an activity outside of the context of an individual's
performance
2. dives deeply into examining the demands of a task and how those demands are met-
-or not met--by a particular client - Answers -1. activity analysis
2. occupational analysis
What is different about occupational analysis? (3) - Answers -•We examine the client
factors of values, beliefs, and spirituality associated with the occupation.
•We establish how the context and environment support or inhibit occupational
performance.
•We view the occupation as being a part of the performance patterns a client
experiences in their daily lives.
