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Excellent video. I am an OT in Australia and I have a client who can't discriminate L and R. They are currently learning how to drive and will frequently miss the left hand turn. I will be seeing them today. This will give me a bench mark.

Great job making this video. But…I have to turn down the volume because meditation type music doesn’t fit the exercise.

How would you use some of this terminology during OT documentation? Are OTs able to document that "the patient has agnosia" or, "the patient is showing signs of agnosia"? Or IS experiencing hallucinations or MAY be experiencing hallucinations? I guess my question is: what ultimately goes into diagnosing patients with the terminology used in this video? And what are OTs able to document and NOT able to document? (Also, I guess terms like delirium, dysthymia, etc. have specific diagnosis criteria so in that case diagnosing falls outside of our realm and we can document something like the patient may be exhibiting symptoms of these disorders or OTs can report their suspicions during team meetings) I apologize for the long winded question! Btw I love your videos and I learn a lot from them <3 Thank you so much!

i like your voice..

Could you please explain your rationale regarding transferring toward the weaker side in this case? I typically would assist patients with transferring toward their strong side.

This is wild. I’ve been a nurse for four years and got my masters and never heard of this until I got a patient with her skull buried in her stomach 🤯 it was hard to believe

I thought that Topical group is about discussing specific activities, and it has two types, Concurrent and Anticipatory. Is it not? Btw this video helps alot. Appreciate your help

What about lower spinal cord injury

I’m studying sociology and I want to become an OT is that okay like will I still be able to get a job as an ot

I’m studying sociology to became an OT is that okay like will I get an ot job with that

I cannot use my stroke arm

Your videos helped me pass fw, my boards and to prepare for my new job!!!! Thanks for all that you do for the OT world.

Crucial information! I'll relay this to the team

My son set like this until he was 3. Now his legs go outwards and not straight back when he runs. How to fix it?

You gotta "B" 21.😅

wow very interesting. I use Motus Nova @MotusNova to help my stroke wrist stay flexible and to help me increase my strength in my wrist. It's been very helpful to me. I Haven't really seen anything else out there like it..

Great insight 👍

Lol. In the UK its prescribed to folks who have covid and are at high risk of serious illness, so its ridiculous to complain about covid mouth, they should grow up and be glad the drug is available to them!. Lo!

Wow! you are great teacher! Thanks

im a little lost, you stated that brown sequard for motor and touch is ipsilateral loss, but on your chart you have contralateral but state ipsilateral. can you clear that up. unless i misunderstood in the video. or is it both for touch and proprioception ( contralateral and ipsilateral.

how do you practise as a student

1:55 Say that five times fast. /o/

Thankfully

Mehh... Paxlovid worked spectacularly for me. There wasn't any weird taste. It helped me avoid the worst symptoms that everyone around me had to endure.

I have this issue sometimes when talking to people face to face. It’s quite depressing

Should I be worried about OT school? I'm in my undergrad majoring in Kinesiology and I'm not sure if I have the potential to be an OT

Super helpful video, thank you!

I also had a pounding chest feeling and elevated anxiety.

It's the most vile bitterness I've ever had. Tastes like bile. It's overwhelming and takes days to subside.

I feel like the taste is more like I sprayed Lysol in my mouth. I’ve been drinking hint water and sucking on jolly rancher candies.

Thanks for the video! I'm studying occupational therapy in belgium and the lecture about these models was too short to explain everything like you did. even the professor said there was not enough time to explain everything.

Is there a name for this test, or is it just a balance test?

Very useful exercise.

Try Forever Mints. They last longer than say tic tacs.😊

I’m starting it and haven’t experienced anything but I’ve only had one dose. I’m 45 and caught this from my teen, I wasn’t doing well, I have EoE and coughing is awful, and my sister caught it but has not been well for 3 wks, she has what I think is long covid. So I’m thinking this will be worth the awful taste, I had thrush when pregnant so I can handle it. 😂Thanks for the info, appreciate your time.

Thank you! This is so helpful before I take my exam

Im studying for a second go at the NBCOT in 9 days and I just so happened to stumble upon your channel today. Great videos! Thank you, from a fellow future brOT lol

Its horrible!!!!!! It was soooo strong that i could sleep. The other main issue is the gastro issues. My acid was sooooo mad

Do you happen to have videos on question breakdown? Test taking strategies? I graduated with my MOT April 2023, and have failed the NBCOT three times since. My scores were 447,442, and 446. Thank you for you great and informative videos about OT and NBCOT exam prep.

I described it as chewing on burnt aluminum foil.

I Just received an orthostatic hypotension case due to unknown reason.. this video helps a lot since i don't really got the idea how OT going to manage this type of case.. tq

As a patient, it is nice to see an OT that understands some of this. I have always gotten worse from exercise. Before I understood PEM, I just believed I didn't not have enough discipline, etc. And kept trying for many years, but it never worked. Anecdotally, I know many people from support groups that have gone from mild or moderate to a permanently severe or very severe state. I think it is helpful to keep in mind (as you seem to realize) that having ME/CFS is not the same as idiopathic chronic fatigue which can be from various causes. Post Exertional Malaise (PEM) is an essential part of the ME/CFS diagnosis now. There have been past criteria for CFS that did not require that and undoubtedly skewed results of various studies, etc. Another thing to mention is that hEDS/HSD (hypermobile connective tissue disorders) is a fairly common comorbidity with ME/CFS and PTs and OTs also need extra knowledge about treating those conditions as well.

I was struggling with differentiating mood/affect since the hospital im doing clincials at has them in the same category, but your description of affect made it clear to me now!

dude never watched any of your vids but your intro is hilarious (in a good way)

Quick clarification of the Sign of Benediction (SOB). It signifies a more proximal median nerve injury. The SOB can be seen when asking the patient to make a fist. The median nerve innervates the FDS and the RADIAL 1/2 of the FDP. Damage results in an inability to make a fist, but some slight flexion of digits 4 and 5 is seen due to the intact ULNAR nerve (innervates the ulnar 1/2 of the FDP).

i take minties lollies or sweet &sour lollies to get rid of that taste when taking paxlovid.

Do u think reminding a child of w sitting toO much could be damaging. I mean could it be giving the child a complex if the parent/caregiver constantly is reminding the child to “fix” their legs? Thanks for all u do😊

It’s bitter but I don’t mind I’m used to eating bitter food , fruits and vegetable like the bitter gourd. I can tolerate this rather than risking myself to be in an emergency room or probably die. Just sleep or do something and get busy in your home and ignore it.

Chronic fatigue is not the same as ME/CFS (chronic fatigue SYNDROME) in relation to your Chatgpt search

I don’t know why people are calling it a metallic taste. I would take a metallic taste all day long. Paxlovid makes me feel like a burning cigarette is in the back of my mouth. It is so awful, just hate it.