Welcome to another podquiz episode. This topic is often very challenging for students to learn, so it's a good one to listen to. Episode 7  is on pediatric movements and pediatric-fine motor milestones. If you haven’t already subscribe to our growing YouTube channel and check out the 2 videos on this topic to review.

This PodQuiz episode is all about play. Quiz questions will include concepts of play, play types, and play theories. Don’t forget we have a YouTube video titled the same name for you to review these concepts before listening to this episode.

This PodQuiz episode will quiz your knowledge of pediatric developmental theories mentioned in our two-part YouTube series. Theories and theorists include Piaget, Vygotsky, Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, Behavioral, Bandura's Social Cognitive, Dynamic Systems, Motor Learning, NDT, and Sensory Integration. Phew! Listen now to quiz yourself!

In this first PodQuiz episode, we test your knowledge of the levels of assistance in acute care and acute rehab. Other related questions include interdisciplinary collaboration and discharge planning. We recommend that you review our blog post on OTDUDE.com and watch our YouTube video to study this subject before listening. Happy quizzing!

Occupational therapists may work with clients who have visual-perceptual deficits. The visual-perceptual hierarchy pyramid can help to intuitively explain our vision and perception from either a top-down or a bottom-up approach. This episode will explain each level of the hierarchy with examples and wrap everything together to explain how occupational therapists can use this model in their practice to analyze clients' strengths and weaknesses to promote function in our everyday activities such as reading and driving.

To read the article mentioned in this episode, visit the link here from AOTA: https://ajot.aota.org/article.aspx?articleid=1872939

Learn and review the 12 cranial nerves with OTDUDE. Let's discuss their function, dysfunction, whether they are motor, sensory, or both. In addition to mneumonics, I share a trick I learned recently to visually remember the cranial nerves to their 12 numbers. Check it out!

In this first episode of the OTDUDE Podcast, we learn about what the profession of Occupational Therapy is and what Occupational Therapists do. Spread the word about OT and share this episode with family and friends!