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Knowledge Areas: Review neurological conditions affecting mobility, coordination, sensation, cognition, and functional independence. Study stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and general neurological rehabilitation concepts.
Competency Focus: Recognize functional limitations, understand neurological assessment findings, support therapeutic activities, and apply rehabilitation principles that improve participation in daily living activities.
Knowledge Areas: Study physical conditions that affect muscle strength, joint movement, endurance, mobility, and daily functioning. Review musculoskeletal disorders, orthopedic conditions, adaptive techniques, and functional rehabilitation.
Competency Focus: Identify physical limitations, assist with therapeutic exercises and functional activities within the care plan, recognize environmental barriers, and support safe independence in everyday tasks.
Knowledge Areas: Review developmental disabilities affecting cognitive, sensory, motor, behavioral, and adaptive functioning. Study developmental milestones, functional challenges, participation restrictions, and intervention principles.
Competency Focus: Recognize developmental difficulties, understand individual support needs, assist with structured therapeutic activities, and support the development of practical daily living skills.
Knowledge Areas: Focus on ergonomics, workplace risk factors, safe patient handling, injury prevention, environmental hazards, infection prevention, and patient safety principles.
Competency Focus: Identify unsafe practices, follow appropriate safety procedures, support ergonomic recommendations, recognize environmental risks, and apply strategies that reduce preventable patient harm.
Knowledge Areas: Study community rehabilitation, assistive devices, accessibility, home modifications, environmental adaptations, and resources that support functional independence.
Competency Focus: Recognize assistive technology needs, understand the purpose of common adaptive devices, support safe device use, and assist with activities that improve participation in home and community environments.
Knowledge Areas: Review hand anatomy, tendon and nerve problems, joint stiffness, edema, pain, common hand injuries, splinting concepts, and upper-extremity rehabilitation.
Competency Focus: Recognize impaired hand function, understand basic hand rehabilitation activities, support prescribed therapeutic exercises, and identify difficulties affecting grasp, dexterity, and coordinated hand use.
Knowledge Areas: Review mental health conditions, psychosocial barriers, emotional regulation, social participation, coping strategies, daily routines, and activity-based intervention principles.
Competency Focus: Recognize psychosocial difficulties, use appropriate therapeutic communication, support structured activities, and encourage meaningful occupational participation within the established treatment plan.
Knowledge Areas: Study pediatric developmental conditions, sensory processing, fine-motor development, self-care, play activities, school participation, and common functional difficulties in children.
Competency Focus: Recognize age-related developmental needs, assist with child-centered therapeutic activities, support motor and self-care skill development, and encourage participation in home and educational settings.
Knowledge Areas: The DHA guideline lists this subject a second time without identifying a separate subtopic distribution. Review assistive equipment, accessibility, home safety, environmental modification, and community-based rehabilitation services.
Competency Focus: Reinforce recognition of assistive-device needs, safe use of adaptive equipment, environmental accessibility, and practical strategies supporting independent participation in daily activities.
Knowledge Areas: Review informed consent, confidentiality, patient rights, professional conduct, documentation, ethical responsibilities, communication, and appropriate scope of practice.
Competency Focus: Maintain professional boundaries, respect patient confidentiality, follow established care instructions, document and communicate appropriately, and recognize situations requiring clarification or escalation to a supervising professional.
