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Module 5: Kyle is a 26-year-old man who has been referred to the outpatient rehabilitation clinic following a shoulder injury at work. Kyle’s background information reveals that he underwent a left biceps tendon repair and spent 8 weeks on medical leave from his job in a local warehouse. Kyle has also been diagnosed with depression and is on anti-depressant medication. After the initial interview with Kyle, the OT contacts Kyle’s physician and requests what type of evaluation?

A. Evaluation of independent living skills
B. Evaluation of community mobility
C. Functional Capacity Evaluation
D. Evaluation of range of motion and strength

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C. FCE

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C. Functional Capacity Evaluation

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Functional Capacity Evaluation

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Functional Capacity Evaluation. Based on Kyle’s injury history and mental health status, the OT determines that Kyle might benefit from a work hardening program. A Functional Capacity Evaluation is necessary to determine Kyle’s ability to perform the specific tasks required for his job before work hardening can begin. The OT would complete assessments of Kyle’s range of motion, strength and independent living skills as a part of the Functional Capacity Evaluation.

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