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OT theory quiz 1 Revision
What OT is:
Base on Occupation – philosophical base(value, belief- assumption)profession core
* History
Concept of functioning (Disability, impairment, handicapped)
Application: ICF
Theory / (body) Model – OP model
PEO model
1. Occupation
Philosophical - (L.) use, seize control on time & space in life
Elements: activities – meaningful – fulfill time & give meaning to life
Enable survival, control, adaptation to world – economically self sufficient
Bring health & well being (by growth, challenge, meaning, freedom, choice, balance, +ve change)
Control – choice by our value and interest
Meaning – life experience – enrich life
To human – occupational being(role with skills)change & adapt, desire to control/master
Define – everyday activities meaningful and important to life
* Classification: mainly self-care(home), work and play/leisure
8 areas
History: Purposeful activities(70s), Occupation(80s)
2. Model
Body of theory – understand phenomena, guide, how to intervene problem
Significance/ function: allow communication, visualize phenomena, framework to complex data, predict
To practice: guide, assumption in reasoning, systemic & comprehensive in info seeking, professional, state limitation of area of practice
OP – performance – person, environment, occupation
Define – ability perform occupation –change/organize to carry occupational roles satisfyingly and appropriate to developmental stage(safe, efficient)
Competence**(satisfaction, safety, efficiency)
Adaptation**(function change to promote survival and well-being)
PEO model
P: experience – dynamic
E: afford/press
O: role – changing according to diff. stage
Optimal OP – congruence - independence, competence, acceptance (self & society)
Misfit/dysfunction/incongruence:
P: impairment, performance skills/capacity, adaptive into role?
E: A=enable, P=constrain
O: imbalance, deprivation,...