Activities of Daily Living and Instrumental Tasks

Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)ADLs refer to the fundamental, everyday activities that individuals perform to care for themselves, such as:- Bathing/Showering- Dressing- Grooming- Toileting- Feeding- Mobility (e.g., walking, transferring)Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs)IADLs encompass more complex, instrumental activities that enable individuals to live independently, including:- Managing finances- Cooking/Meal preparation- Household chores- Shopping- Using the telephone- Managing medicationsBoth ADLs and IADLs are essential for assessing an individual's ability to live independently and maintaining their quality of life.

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Dr. Sneha Bhalala Academic Qualifications:- PhD in Pediatric Physical Therapy- Master of Physical Therapy (MPT) in Pediatrics Teaching Experience:- 9.5 years of teaching experience in pediatric physical therapy Research and Presentations:- Presented various research papers at national and international conferences.