ICF Framework and Patient Management

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What is the purpose of the ICF Framework?

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To provide a comprehensive and standardized way of describing health and health-related states.

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What are the two parts of the ICF Framework?

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Functioning & disability and Contextual factors.

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What does 'Body Function' refer to in the ICF Framework?

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Physiological functions of body systems (e.g., HR, BP, cognition).

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What does 'Body Structure' refer to in the ICF Framework?

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Anatomical parts of the body, detailing structural impairments (e.g., amputation, broken bone).

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What is meant by 'Activity' in the ICF Framework?

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Restrictions from physically doing tasks, execution of tasks, ADLs (mobility/self-care tasks).

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What does 'Participation' refer to in the ICF Framework?

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Social aspects, activity in relation to roles and responsibilities or employment.

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What are 'Environmental factors' in the ICF Framework?

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Physical and social environment (e.g., neighborhood, accessibility).

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What are 'Personal factors' in the ICF Framework?

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Individual characteristics that influence functioning and disability (e.g., age, gender, education).

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What is the Patient-Client Management Model?

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A framework used in PT to guide clinicians in delivering effective patient care.

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What is included in the 'Examination' component of the Patient-Client Management Model?

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History, hypothesis, systems review, tests and measures.