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occupational adaptation ABBR: OA. A practice model used by the occupational therapist to provide strategies for interpreting and enhancing observed patient performance and for facilitating mastery for the patient over performance challenges. SE
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occupational alienation The sense of isolation or estrangement a person may experience when employed in a job that is not personally meaningful or fulfilling.
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occupational and environmental medicine ABBR: OEM. The branch of medicine concerned with work-related diseases, hazards, and injuries; working conditions; employee rehabilitation; and the regulations that pertain to these issues. SYN: indus
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occupational asthma Airway narrowing resulting from exposures in the workplace to environmental dusts, fibers, gases, smoke, sprays, or vapors.
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occupational cramp A form of focal dystonia in which agonist and antagonist muscles contract at the same time. This can occur in writers, pianists, typists, and almost any occupation; they are not considered to have an emotional basis.  
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