Principles of OT- Exam 1 (ch. 1-4)

What is the definition of "Activities" in the context of occupational therapy?

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

• General class of goal-directed actions associated with the occupation.

• Made-up activities that include some of the same skills required to do the occupation.

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

What does "Adapting" refer to in occupational therapy?

• To complete the occupation in a different way.

• OT services that focus on what is meaningful to the client.

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

Who is considered a "Client" in occupational therapy?

• A person, group, or population receiving services in all settings.

• The unique attributes, values, and beliefs that make up an individual.

• Made-up activities that include some of the same skills required to do the occupation.

• General class of goal-directed actions associated with the occupation.

What does "Client-centered" mean in occupational therapy?

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

• OT services that focus on what is meaningful, valuable, and important to the client.

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

• Made-up activities that include some of the same skills required to do the occupation.

What is meant by "Compensating" in occupational therapy?

• To complete the occupation in a different way.

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

• OT services that focus on what is meaningful to the client.

What are "Contrived activities" in occupational therapy?

• Made-up activities that include some of the same skills required to do the occupation.

• General class of goal-directed actions associated with the occupation.

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

How is "Diversity" defined in the context of occupational therapy?

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

• The unique attributes, values, and beliefs that make up an individual when compared with a group.

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

• OT services that focus on what is meaningful to the client.

What does "Equity" ensure in occupational therapy?

• Changes the occupation so the client can complete it.

• Ensures everyone has the same opportunities.

• Made-up activities that include some of the same skills required to do the occupation.

• OT services that focus on what is meaningful to the client.

What is the process by which information and data is gathered to analyze a client’s occupational therapy needs?

• Evaluation

• Inclusion

• Occupational Justice

• Identity-First Language

What does Identity-First Language refer to?

• A person is referred to by their disability first

• A person is referred to by their occupation first

• A person is referred to by their achievements first

• A person is referred to by their nationality first