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Occupational Performance and Client Factors Flashcards

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  1. A client's inability to button a shirt is primarily attributed to decreased pinch strength. This deficit is classified under which OTPF category?

    Answer: Client factors — body functions

    Pinch strength is a neuromusculoskeletal and movement-related body function under client factors in the OTPF.

  2. Which approach uses gradual exposure and behavioral techniques to address occupational performance deficits rooted in anxiety?

    Answer: Cognitive-Behavioral Frame of Reference

    The Cognitive-Behavioral Frame of Reference uses thought restructuring and graded exposure to address emotional and behavioral barriers to occupational performance.

  3. In MOHO, the term 'occupational identity' refers to:

    Answer: A sense of who one is and wishes to become as an occupational being

    Occupational identity is the cumulative sense of who one is and wants to become, shaped by one's history of occupational participation.

  4. An OT documents that a client is unable to engage in leisure activities due to community barriers. This reflects which contextual factor?

    Answer: Physical context

    Community barriers such as inaccessible buildings or lack of transportation are physical context factors that limit occupational participation.

  5. Which assessment tool uses direct observation of task performance to measure both motor and process skills?

    Answer: AMPS

    The Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS) uses standardized observation of ADL/IADL tasks to measure motor and process skill quality.

  6. A client with schizophrenia struggles to maintain employment due to poor task initiation. Which intervention approach addresses volition in MOHO?

    Answer: Occupational storytelling and mapping

    Occupational storytelling and mapping are MOHO-based strategies that help clients explore personal values and motivations to build volitional capacity.