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Continued Conversations, The CE Podcast: OT's Role in Medication Management

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1. The 5 areas of medication management as identified by AOTA's position paper include: Health literacy Vision Community mobility All of the above
2. The medication management interprofessional team includes all EXCEPT: Prescriber Occupational therapist Sales clerk Nurse practitioner
3. According to Crowe and Holland (2017), an easy formula to determine adherence would be pills consumed over pills prescribed (a fraction). Thus, a fraction equal to 1 would mean? Medication adherence Over administration Under administration None of the above
4. Outcomes from medication noncompliance include: Increased independence Mortality or significant changes in health conditions Less assistance needed for ADLs Increased participation in therapy
5. A cognitive assessment that may be helpful for medication management is the: Short Blessed Test KELS SLUMS All of the above
6. The P-E-O Model stands for: Person-Environment-Occupation Model Person-Engagement-Orientation Model Person-Environment-Outcomes Model Person-Environment-Outcomes Model
7. Creating a spreadsheet with a client listing the medications they take, the medication dosage, and any reminders about the medication is an example of an intervention addressing which area? Balance Health literacy Fine motor skills Community mobility
8. Fine motor tasks to address within a medication management activity include all EXCEPT: Removing lids from medication bottles Opening pill packets Buttoning Picking up the pills
9. One ORGANIZATION intervention discussed was: Practicing calling the pharmacy Putting all medications in a tub to keep all in one place Only ordering medication in person Increasing endurance to use public transportation
10. A great resource for occupational therapists that served as the framework for this talk was: NY state fact sheets ADA AOTA's Occupational Therapy's Role in Medication Management National Institute of Health