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What is a common issue observed in occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs)?
What is a common issue observed in occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs)?
- They are not interested in discussing pelvic floor movement with clients.
- They are unsure how to discuss pelvic floor movement with clients. (correct)
- They are overconfident in discussing pelvic floor movement.
- They are not knowledgeable about pelvic floor movement.
What is a common pelvic health issue experienced by clients across various age groups?
What is a common pelvic health issue experienced by clients across various age groups?
- Incontinence (correct)
- Pelvic pain
- Urinary tract infections
- Constipation
What is the primary goal of this webinar?
What is the primary goal of this webinar?
- To teach OTPs how to perform pelvic floor exercises.
- To educate OTPs about the anatomy of the pelvic floor.
- To empower OTPs to discuss pelvic floor range of motion with clients. (correct)
- To provide OTPs with resources for treating pelvic health issues.
What will OTPs gain from this webinar?
What will OTPs gain from this webinar?
What will be discussed during the webinar?
What will be discussed during the webinar?
What is the primary focus of the webinar in relation to occupational therapy?
What is the primary focus of the webinar in relation to occupational therapy?
What is the educational difficulty level for physical therapy in this webinar?
What is the educational difficulty level for physical therapy in this webinar?
Which of the following settings is NOT applicable to the webinar content?
Which of the following settings is NOT applicable to the webinar content?
What is the learning objective of the webinar, according to the provided example?
What is the learning objective of the webinar, according to the provided example?
Who is the target audience for this webinar?
Who is the target audience for this webinar?
Study Notes
Practice Gap in Industry
- Many occupational therapists (OTPs) lack confidence in discussing pelvic floor movement and range of motion with clients.
- This gap affects clients across various age groups, from adolescence to older adults, who experience pelvic health issues such as incontinence.
Webinar Goal
- The webinar aims to empower OTPs by providing guidance on discussing pelvic floor range of motion with clients.
- Practitioners will gain confidence in introducing the topic, guiding clients through self-assessment activities, and employing effective cues to enhance understanding of pelvic floor function in daily life.
OT Applicability
- The webinar is directly relevant to occupational therapy, as it addresses pelvic floor range of motion, a crucial aspect of occupational therapy interventions, particularly for clients with pelvic health issues.
Target Audience
- The target audience includes OTPs, athletic trainers, speech-language pathologists, physical therapists, and nurses who will benefit from the webinar due to an educational or practice gap.
Setting Applicability
- The webinar is applicable to private practice outpatient settings, skilled nursing facilities, long-term care, home care, hospice, and schools.
Learning Objectives
- Define the mobility of the pelvic floor and its impact on a client's performance and participation in meaningful activities.
- Identify strategies for introducing the topic of pelvic floor range of motion to clients in a sensitive and professional manner.
- Recognize the importance of self-assessment activities for clients to understand their own pelvic floor function.
- Apply effective visual and verbal cues to enhance clients' understanding of pelvic floor muscle movement in daily life.
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Description
This quiz helps occupational therapists (OTPs) address the gap in confidently discussing pelvic floor movement and range of motion with clients. It covers introducing the topic and guiding clients through activities to check their own range of motion. Quiz is designed to benefit OTPs working with clients from adolescence to older adults.
