OCCUPATIONAL IMPACT OF CONDITIONS

      Category: Low Vision Conditions: Includes Cataracts, Glaucoma, Diabetic Retinopathy, Macular Degeneration Typical Age of Onset: Middle age to older adults Occupation: 1. ADL: dressing, bathing, applying makeup 2. IADL: home maintenance; pet care; meal preparation 3. WORK: office; warehouse; factory work; using a computer 4. LEISURE: dining out; movies; playing cards with friends • Select and describe ONE SPECIFIC activity / task / skill that is listed or suggested above • Describe three body structures and/or processes that are required to perform the selected activity / task / skill. VISION will be one component—be specific about how VISION is used in the activity • Describe the ways in which LOW VISION affects the individual’s performance skills with regard to the activity / task / skill described above. Be specific to the condition. • Describe how impairment in this activity can have a cascade effect the individual’s overall occupational participation. Consider the effects of LOW VISION on participation in other activities; family adaptations; economic impact; social participation; inclusion; etc. Consider how low vision might affect rehabilitation in other conditions. Be specific and detailed.