Lecture ot - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Hi! My name is Meghan Young and I study OT at UCT. I made these notes last year when I did HUB1020S for the anatomy portion (I also made for physiology on a separate doc). The benefit of these notes is that when I did this course last year, it was predominantly online, so most of the notes have lecture transcription to make sure you don't miss out on any information! These notes helped me achieve an upper first for this course!

Lecture 2: Special Equipment and Patient Care Environments Exam Questions With Correct Answers. Short-term medical treatment, usually in a hospital setting, for patients experiencing an acute illness or injury and/or recovering from surgery - answerAcute Care patient participates in a combined total of 3hrs of therapy a day (PT, OT, SLP) - answerAcute Rehab WASHING HANDS - answerWhat is the single most effective method of preventing the spread of infection in a hospitil face mask, glove...

Homework 7 Solutions Adapted by Ashley Van Reynolds from previous solutions updated on March 2021 by Ana Gomez Scoring: 40 points total: Completion Points: 21, Accuracy Points: 19, on all problems except 5 & 6 1. Program a function for (“chi-abs”) and use to repeat the PrEP |expected −observed| analysis you did in lab. Are the results of the two analyses consistent? 2 completion points, 2 accuracy points As given in Lab 7, the data is: Drug Placebo Infected 36 64 Not Infected 12...

OT 5010 Foundations & OT 5012 Clinical Conditions in Occupational Therapy. Davis August 30-November 4, 2016 10:30-12:30-T/W Lecture: Tuesday 12:30-4:00 Tanya Miller Lab: Tuesday 5:30-8:00 Quarter Credit Hours – 6.00 Theory Hours – 46.5 Lab Hours – 32.5 This course is foundational to all practice areas and inculcates in students the importance of psychological support for all clients. Students will learn about psychological theories and OT frames of reference used in acute an...

THEO104 Study Guide Week 1-8 THEO104 Study Guide Week 1-8 Module/Week 1: Introduction to Theology Textbook Readings: Towns: Introduction & Ch. 1 Introduction 1. How did the term “Christian” originate? Christianity is the influence of Jesus Christ. The word Christian started in Antioch and describes the relationship between Jesus and his followers. To be considered Christian one must be “Christ Like” and follow the teachings of Jesus Christ throughout the gospels...

Autism Questionnaire: 1. What are you curious about? Describe things and activities that you are constantly interested, 2. Do you think that you could work with another student on a reading assignment? , What would be an alternative?. 3. What is the best activity to help you learn? Using Pictures, sound, reading or hands on building things. ,What helps you to learn more efficiently? 6. Do you think you are treated different in comparison to other students by your professors / teachers because of...

These are comprehensive summaries for Unit 1 - Foundations of Occupational Therapy 378. They are compiled from lecture slides on frames of reference, policy & OT, records, cultural sensitivity, and ethics.

For all the UoS student in Foundation of Healthcare Science module. This note conclude all points being covered in the lecture and also the self study part. A lot of them will appear in exam and you might not even know they have been covered. Take your time to read all the information. Include pictures and graph for easy understanding. if the response is good, will definitely upload notes from the other weeks. Thank you for your support.

For all the UoS student in Foundation of Healthcare Science module. This note conclude all points being covered in the lecture and also the self study part. A lot of them will appear in exam and you might not even know they have been covered. Take your time to read all the information. Include pictures and graph for easy understanding. if the response is good, will definitely upload notes from the other weeks. Thank you for your support.

Med Surg Guide for Exam #3 Perioperative Perioperative: concentrate mostly on Pre-op and post-op  Pre-op: importance of getting a good history, medication reconciliation, what puts someone at post-op risks (ex: diabetes and obese patient; at risk for poor wound healing/wound issues), what medications may increase bleeding  Intra-op: safety focus (not covering any anesthetics)  Post-op: post-op care for the orthopedic patient (kind of intertwines with musculoskeletal), prevention...