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Occupational TherapyAssessment & Intervention

OT Interventions

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What ot interventions means

Common intervention approaches in occupational therapy.

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Worked example

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Question

After a stroke, an OT may retrain a client to

  • dress and feed themselves using one-handed techniques
  • run a marathon immediately
  • ignore the weak side
  • stop all activity
Answer: dress and feed themselves using one-handed techniques

Working: OT teaches adapted techniques to restore independence in self-care.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Tertiary foundation coursework

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Related skills

Other Assessment & Intervention skills in Occupational Therapy, at the same point in the course.

Other Occupational Therapy topics

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