FREE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND STUDY GAMES

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FREE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND STUDY GAMES

ABOUT TUMBLE FORMS EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: Deluxe Floor Sitter

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Originally developed for feeding, can also be used for short-term acts. Wedge can be used to position Feeder seat in upright or reclined position. Allows good basic positionioning. Alternative to W/C or stander.Question 2: Square Module Seating System: Appied Use (Upside down)

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round hole provides good support for beginning sitting tolerance.Question 3: Universal Corner Chair: Extensor Thrust Inhbition

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facilitates shoulder flexion which helps prevent extensor thrust from hips/LEs when child lifts UEs for hand use.Also provides lat. supports 2 provide practice in balance control. MUST have some deg. of trunk control.

Question 4: Square Module Seating System: Appied Use (dressing)

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Ring can be used to practice dressing skills. Step into ring and pull up to waist, or pull it over head.Excelent way to develop BODY AWARENESS.Question 5: Feeder Seat: Adapted to Home Use

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Position w/wedge or against any stationary object @ home for act's such as : 1-to-1 games, observing siblings play, watching mom in kitchen, watching tv.Question 6: Feeder Seat: Adaptation to Mobility

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The all-foam seat provides material that can conform to any irregular surface. Can be adapted to many wheeled devices when used w/ proper strapping. Wheeled devices: umbrella style strollers, regular stroller or carriage, W/C, Tumbe Forms Rover.Question 7: Universal Corner Chair: Contraindications

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floppy head, rounded back, unable to use hands.

Question 8: Sitting is the _____

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first position in developmental sequence which completely frees both arms for bilateral movement, FM skills & eye-hand coordination Question 9: Feeder Seat: Reclined (Young adult w/spastic CP)

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Seat can b used supine 2 (A) in reducing lordotic curve/encourage nexk flexion. Recline/support LEs to create greateer than 90 deg of flex @ hips, gravity will (A) w/ positioning to provide ROM 2 lowr bk. UE fwd flex/hor. abd are encouraged w/antigravity.Question 10: Feeder Seat: Upright sitting

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An assymetrical child can be held symmetrical if placed in seat w/hips flexed at 90 deg/strapped in positin.Recline seat 2 approp. angle until best degr.of relaxd control observed (can be as much as 130).As child progresses decrease recline angle.

Question 11: Rover

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Made to transport Feeder Seat, method of adding mobility to positioning.Question 12: Square Module Seating System: Appied Use (Inverted)

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"Box" is an object to sit under, putting torso through the hole w/legs out from opening, or flexed cross-legged inside "box".

Question 13: Mobile Floor Sitter

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A positionig system that provides stability, support w/mobility. Encourages an awareness of body image in relation to direction and the child's surroundings.Question 14: Universal Corner Chair: Knee Extension

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Forces child's knees into full extension while sitting, this will help child 2 have full LE ROM. If not child may sit cross-legged using abductor post as brace. Can also raise seat up so full extension isn't required.

Question 15: Feeder Seat

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Provides positioning control for whole child while feeding. Good for kids w/CP who lack proper sitting balance & head/mouth control. Hip strap holds pelvis @ 90 degree angle.Question 16: Feader Seat: Training programs

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Positions child 4 attention span acts such as: practice feeding techs, jaw control & grasp/reach exer, communication boards, 1-to-1 communication, oral exercising

Question 17: Universal Corner Chair

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Primarily used to practice basic sitting position.

Question 18: Feeder Seat: Feeding program (feeding objective: eye-hand coordination control)

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Position child upright @ 90 deg. 4 maintenance of trunk/head control. Lat. side supports keep (L)->(R) symmetry/brings arms slightly fwd, backrest keeps shoulders protractd w/headrest preventing neck hyprext. Abductor keeps LEs mildly abd/ext. rotated Question 19: Square Module Seating System: Appied Use (Upside down)

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Square "box" can be used as an obj. to pull up to.Question 20: Square Module Seating System: Components

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Consists of the "box" seat & a set of blocks. Each module shape is used for adaptive positioning. Can be used for thousand helpful ways of positioning.

Question 21: Sitting is the basis for _____

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balanced WB on the LE's which then leads to head/trunk control