PTH 618 PQ 1 TEST WITH CORRECT SOLUTION
Disability (medical model) - ANSWER Cause- Disease or trauma.
Intervention- professional
Disability (social) - ANSWER Cause- Environment
Intervention- Creating healthy living areas.
Biopsychosocial model - ANSWER Integration of both the medical and social models of
disability.
ICF - ANSWER International Classification of functioning, disability, and health.
Body - ANSWER Just the physical impairment.
Whole Person - ANSWER Physical and emotional well being/state
Whole person in environment - ANSWER Whole person plus those around them and their
physical surroundings.
Domains of human function - ANSWER *Body Functions and Structure
*Activity
*Participation
Body Functions and Structure (Impairments) - ANSWER Physiological functions of body
systems. and anatomical parts of the body.
Activity (performance capacity) - ANSWER Performance of a task or action.
Participation (Performance Capacity) - ANSWER Involvement in life situations.
Barriers in the environment - ANSWER Something external that inhibits personal
performance.
Impairment - ANSWER Something that negatively impacts both physical and social life.
Health Conditions - ANSWER diseases, disorder, and injuries.
Body Function - ANSWER Physiological functions of body systems.
Body structures - ANSWER Anatomical parts of the body.
Activity - ANSWER The execution of a task or action by an individual.
Activity limitations - ANSWER Difficulties an individual may have while executing
activities.
, Participation - ANSWER Involvement in a life situation.
Participation Restriction - ANSWER Problems an individual may experience in
involvement in life situations.
Neurophysiological theory (Maturationist theory) - ANSWER Neurological basis for the
development of motor skills.
Limited: assumes genes are pre programed to follow a strict path. not efficient
evolutionarily.
Dynamic Systems theory(systems theory) - ANSWER No one system is a priori.
Limited: Restricts degrees of freedom of the individual.
Restrictions can be beneficial for proper development.
Development - ANSWER Changes that occur as we progress through life.
motor development - ANSWER Study of change in motor behavior over time.
Domains of Human development - ANSWER Motor, cognitive and social.
developmentally appropriate - ANSWER *Age appropriate
*Individual appropriate
*Chronological age
*Corrected age
Cephalocaudal - ANSWER Head to Toe
Proximodistal - ANSWER Midline to extremeties
Maturation - ANSWER Defines specific endpoints
Differentiation - ANSWER Able to move with more degrees of freedom (Differences
between all moving parts)
Integration - ANSWER Bringing all motor skills together.
Scaffolding - ANSWER Assistance to the next level or opportunity.
Salience - ANSWER Prioritizing (individuals perception of importance).
embryonic period - ANSWER 0-8wks
Fetal period - ANSWER 9 weeks to birth
Infancy - ANSWER Birth to 1 yr
Early Childhood - ANSWER 1-5 years
Disability (medical model) - ANSWER Cause- Disease or trauma.
Intervention- professional
Disability (social) - ANSWER Cause- Environment
Intervention- Creating healthy living areas.
Biopsychosocial model - ANSWER Integration of both the medical and social models of
disability.
ICF - ANSWER International Classification of functioning, disability, and health.
Body - ANSWER Just the physical impairment.
Whole Person - ANSWER Physical and emotional well being/state
Whole person in environment - ANSWER Whole person plus those around them and their
physical surroundings.
Domains of human function - ANSWER *Body Functions and Structure
*Activity
*Participation
Body Functions and Structure (Impairments) - ANSWER Physiological functions of body
systems. and anatomical parts of the body.
Activity (performance capacity) - ANSWER Performance of a task or action.
Participation (Performance Capacity) - ANSWER Involvement in life situations.
Barriers in the environment - ANSWER Something external that inhibits personal
performance.
Impairment - ANSWER Something that negatively impacts both physical and social life.
Health Conditions - ANSWER diseases, disorder, and injuries.
Body Function - ANSWER Physiological functions of body systems.
Body structures - ANSWER Anatomical parts of the body.
Activity - ANSWER The execution of a task or action by an individual.
Activity limitations - ANSWER Difficulties an individual may have while executing
activities.
, Participation - ANSWER Involvement in a life situation.
Participation Restriction - ANSWER Problems an individual may experience in
involvement in life situations.
Neurophysiological theory (Maturationist theory) - ANSWER Neurological basis for the
development of motor skills.
Limited: assumes genes are pre programed to follow a strict path. not efficient
evolutionarily.
Dynamic Systems theory(systems theory) - ANSWER No one system is a priori.
Limited: Restricts degrees of freedom of the individual.
Restrictions can be beneficial for proper development.
Development - ANSWER Changes that occur as we progress through life.
motor development - ANSWER Study of change in motor behavior over time.
Domains of Human development - ANSWER Motor, cognitive and social.
developmentally appropriate - ANSWER *Age appropriate
*Individual appropriate
*Chronological age
*Corrected age
Cephalocaudal - ANSWER Head to Toe
Proximodistal - ANSWER Midline to extremeties
Maturation - ANSWER Defines specific endpoints
Differentiation - ANSWER Able to move with more degrees of freedom (Differences
between all moving parts)
Integration - ANSWER Bringing all motor skills together.
Scaffolding - ANSWER Assistance to the next level or opportunity.
Salience - ANSWER Prioritizing (individuals perception of importance).
embryonic period - ANSWER 0-8wks
Fetal period - ANSWER 9 weeks to birth
Infancy - ANSWER Birth to 1 yr
Early Childhood - ANSWER 1-5 years
