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A 16 year old male sustained a 65% total body surface area burn 2.5 months ago. The patient recently developed heterotopic ossification of his non-dominant extremity as a secondary complication. Evaluation results conclude that the patient can flex his non-dominant extremity of his shoulder from 0° to 90° and the elbow of his non-dominant extremity from 40° to 85°. Currently the patient requires moderate assistance with eating and grooming. The adolescent currently requires assistance with feeding and grooming. What would be the most beneficial compensatory strategy to recommend to this patient to complete his feeding and grooming activities? Marked as spam
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