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Peds I&II

TermDefinition
growth an increase in size that can be physically measured.
development the sequential change that occurs as an individual gains functional skills.
Cephalo to caudal Head to toes
Proximal to distal control of limbs closer to midline
Gross motor control to fine motor control Large body movements develop before fine motor skills
tactile touch, sensation
autidory hearing
visual vision, sight
vestibular inner ear, balance, body in space
proprioceptive body’s ability to sense its location, movements, and actions
Rooting reflex infant turns head when cheek is touched; needed for feeding
Moro reflex infants response to changes in head positioning/ being startled. Arms will extend outward
Asymmetric tonic neck reflex when the head is turned; the opposite arm/ leg extends
symmetric tonic neck reflex when the head is turned (left or right) the arm and leg on the same side (left or right) will be extended
interdisciplinary professionals working together/ co-treatment when goals overlap
transdisciplinary professional roles blend; each member of the team shares the roles and function
multidisciplinary professionals who act independently from another on the same team
IDEA (individuals with disabilities education act) students with disabilities have the right to free appropriate public education within the least restrictive environment
Modify developing a visual schedule to support student organization during transitions
Advocacy petition for a school- based sensory room to support children with self-regulation and participation in all school activities
direct delivery service OTA provides scaffolding strategies for a client greeting peers in a cafeteria
monitoring delivery services OTA creates a fine motor warmup activity to be built into a handwriting curriculum
consultive OTA problem solves with parents/ caregivers on potential antecedents that may trigger maladaptive behaviors
Tier 1 school wide implementation for supporting students with self-regulation and behavior management
Teir 2 consultation services to assist with developing a program towards a group of students
Tier 3 OT practitioner provides services directly to students with IEPs or 504 plan
dyspraxia Sensory integration disorder; difficulty in fine motor skills. hand-eye coordination
sensory overresponses child may engage in maladaptive behaviors when presented with an unwanted stimulus (such as accidentally touching/ bumping into another child)
sensory underresponse child may not register stimulation input; may have a delayed reaction, may appear within their own world
sensory seeking/ craving child may actively seek sensory input (rocking, jumping, spinning) can engage in this activity for hours without getting bored
PECS picture exchange communication system
therapist- child collaboration child guides the session, therapist supports child's decisions
just right challenge task is challenging enough to build new skills however not so challenge to interfere with ability
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