OT month 2020

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Across
  1. 1. refers to the obligation to comply with the laws and regulations that guide the profession
  2. 3. a condition where the body assumes the temperature of the external environment
  3. 4. a neurological disorder in which the sensory information the individual perceives results in abnormal responses
  4. 6. addresses the security and privacy of health-care data
  5. 8. an official document describing occupational therapy practice
  6. 10. impairment of voluntary or purposeful movement
  7. 14. the occupation of childhood
  8. 17. provides the practitioner with a history of the client's background and functional performance
  9. 18. the non-voluntary, jerky movement of the eyes
  10. 21. activity using during intervention that is goal-directed and typically involves an end product
  11. 23. summarizes the intervention and the client's progress towards the goals
  12. 27. basing practice on the best available research
  13. 29. the failure to recognize one's body parts and their relationship to each other
  14. 30. a child's first grasp
  15. 31. provides an accurate record of service
  16. 32. documents the client's goals and approaches used to reach those goals
  17. 33. system located in the inner ear that helps the body maintain balance
  18. 34. theory developed by Dr. A. Jean Ayres
  19. 35. a set of guidelines designed to prevent the transmission of various pathogens to health-care providers
  20. 36. to treat the client according to the client's desires
  21. 37. refers to the OT and OTA obtaining the same result or performing a skill in the same way
Down
  1. 2. refers to one's ability to be sensitive to other cultures
  2. 5. therapy based on engagement in meaningful activities of daily life
  3. 7. the ability to move the eyes from one object to another
  4. 9. the "art of relating"
  5. 10. screening tool that uses leather lacing to assess the cognitive level of the client
  6. 11. the best researched model of practice in OT
  7. 12. medically referred to as adhesive capsulitis
  8. 13. the use of technology to provide health care services, such as occupational therapy
  9. 15. type of group where members work in the presence of others but with minimal sharing of tasks
  10. 16. allows practitioners to understand the skills needed to perform any given activity
  11. 19. system that allows you to know where your body parts are and what they are doing without looking at them
  12. 20. the most common method of documenting level of performance
  13. 22. the most effective method for preventing the transfer of disease
  14. 24. regulates entry-level education for both OT and OTA programs in the USA
  15. 25. health insurance program for people 65 years of age or older and those with certain disabilities
  16. 26. helps get the client ready for the purposeful activity
  17. 28. 1st step - group leadership Cole's Seven Steps