Fig. 55.1 Sitting alone Drawing: Wendy Bryant Conversely, an individual attending a class to improve basic literacy and numeracy skills might be assumed to be engaged in a meaningful occupation…
Fig. 29.1 Theraband exercise for strength training The following contents are examples of physical interventions: Strength training: exercise is mainly used, resistive bands, and focused on upper and lower major…
Fig. 58.1 Being outside, in the fresh air, creates an opportunity to chatter, be messy, and have fun The role of the OT: Seeds were chosen to meet needs by…
Classification Shoulder Elbow Wrist Fingers Thumb Grade 2 (mild to moderate limitation) MAL < 2.5 for AS and HW scale Flexion and abduction ≥ 45° Extension ≥ 20° from a 90° flexed starting position Extension ≥ 20° from…
Fig. 54.1 Example on a lighting module Fig. 54.2 Home exercise using screen ooVoo Technical Problems Clients encountered some problems when using the smart home technology: (a) motion sensors were…
The individual may find the OTI beneficial if they meet three or more of the following criteria √ The person’s daily activities demonstrate an imbalance among self-care, productivity, and leisure…
Fig. 22.1 Handheld and stand magnifiers Closed-Circuit Television Magnification, lighting, and contrast are also the main features on CCTV, which many people with vision impairment regard as a life-changing device…
Fig. 47.1 The ReTra system worn by clients receiving the MYOTEL intervention. Left: Harness with incorporated dry surface electrodes. Right: Signal processing, storage, and vibration unit The ReTra consists of…
Fig. 39.1 Illustration of how the arm workspace can be divided into quadrants so that activities of the left upper limb can be practiced. The objective of trunk-restraint therapy is…
Assessment Baseline Post-intervention Follow-up Awareness questionnaire (AQ) a Therapist rating 43 50 53 Participant rating 64 51 64 Discrepancy rating 21 1 11 Depression, anxiety and stress scale (DASS-21) b…
