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Context & Environment

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Charlie is slowly becoming more distant from his family and interested in hanging out with girls his age, which are typical characteristics for individuals in the _________ stage of life.
Occupations in relationship to past, present, and future and that require memory are examples of __________ context.
An individual living in a rural area may have limited access to OT services. _____ would be the best solution to help them receive the services he/she needs while also limiting travel.
A man walks into the clinic with a prescription for OT services. The clinic is located in an affluent area but the man is dressed in dirty, ripped clothes. The receptionist tells the man that he must have the wrong clinic and asks him to leave. You interject and educate the receptionist on __________ and tell her apologize and schedule the man for an evaluation.
As young graduate students we are constantly surrounded by electronic media such as computers and phones. These devices are considered _______ pollution because they interfere with concentration and social interaction.
Addie is an OT who focuses on physical capabilities and disabilities in her treatment sessions. She uses a _________ approach.
When Kate starts a painting she gets so into it that sometimes she does not realize she’s been painting for hours. It could be said that Kate experiences ______ when painting.
Jack is 7 years old and has down syndrome. Due to social ________, he is beginning to compare himself to others and notice that he is different than his peers.
Lily grew up going to her grandmother’s during the summers and on weekends. She says that there is something about her grandmother’s home that feels like home, even though she is grown and does not spend as much time there anymore. She tells fond memories of her childhood in reference to this home. She is experiencing _______ insideness.
A woman lives in a country that has been experiencing a war for the last 8 years. She and her family live off of very little resources because of the wars impact on her countries economy. She is likely experiencing occupational ________.
As a graduate student it is important that we practice ________ to ensure we don’t get lost in our assignments and lose sight of the present moment.
The Smith family has an evening _______ they perform every evening before dinner where they hold hands and say grace.
Cultural, personal, temporal, and virtual are examples of ________
Public spaces should follow the guidelines set forth by the ______ in order to allow individuals with disabilities or in a wheelchair access to goods and services.
John is recovering from a car accident is currently in inpatient rehabilitation. As part of his Muslim faith, he is worried about finding a quiet place for prayer throughout the day. His OT helps him with this task, focusing on the ______ aspect of cultural context.
Jack is always late to events. He is has recently had a stroke and constantly running behind because he his usual routine takes four times as long. He has trouble ______________ with the world around him with his new limitations.
Radio transmissions, chat rooms, or realistic simulations of an environment are examples of ______ context
Lisa works long hours as a lawyer, she does her best to never work at home. She says that if she takes work home she feels like she never recovers from her long days. When Lisa comes home from long days at work without more work to do, she experiences _______ - the restorative powers of home.
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Henry received a new job across the country and finds himself feeling unsettled. This man is likely experiencing occupational _________.
Kathryn was asked to take off her wedding ring during a MRI scan, she has been married 20 years and feels “naked” without her ring on. Her ring has become an ______ of herself because the line between her and her ring is blurred.
Rosaline suffers from Parkinson’s disease. She struggles to understand her body’s new pace and demands. She often feels out of control of her life and forgets to take her medication. Establishing a ______ can help Rosaline in these areas.
Caregivers may experience ________ due to their new role because of its overwhelming responsibility and feeling as if they are the only source of care.
Relationships with individuals, groups, populations, organizations, or with systems that influence norms, role expectations, and social routines are examples of ________ environment.
Jim travels constantly for work all around the U.S. He has trouble sleeping due to constant jet lag. Jim is struggling with the effects of ___________.
_______ context include age, gender, socioeconomic status, educational status, and group or population memberships.
Lauren lives in a suburb outside of Houston that she grew up in. She has two young children that she takes to a neighborhood park weekly. Lauren remembers as a kid playing in the field behind her house and wishes her children could have similar experiences, however, the city has developed so much since Lauren was a kid. This is an example in the reduction of home ______.
_________ environment include nonhuman, natural and/or built.
A man is imprisoned and can now only break apart rocks with a pick ax. No other activities are available to him. He is suffering from occupational _______________.
Physical, social, economic, and political are examples of ________
It is important that as health care professionals, we do not judge our client’s cultures and think that our own is better than theirs. It is important to understand and appreciate their culture otherwise this would be called __________.
Millie is a stay at home mom who is constantly cleaning, cooking, taking care of her children, and washing clothes. These activities would be considered Millie’s home ________.
Josie’s husband expects her to complete his laundry every Sunday afternoon because he does not know how. After experiencing a stroke, Josie’s husband still expects her to be able to complete his laundry as she did before. These expectations help to define Josie’s _______ environment.
Patterns of values, beliefs, symbols, perceptions, and learned behaviors that can be shared by a group and/or passed down from older generations are examples of _______ context.
Johnny is in a big classroom with 30 other loud children. There are lots of noises and he cannot focus on anything. He is experiencing ___________ boredom.
Beth is a 67 year old who loves to travel the world, stay healthy and fit, lives alone in her two-story home, and has many hobbies such gardening. Beth is in the _____ age.
All children with disabilities receive free, appropriate public education in a least restrictive environment thanks to ________.