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An OT works with an 18-month-old girl with a congenital amputation at the right elbow. The girl’s parents have rejected prosthetic training in the past, but would like the girl to begin prosthetic training now and ask the OT for advice. What does the OT recommend? Marked as spam
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A) The OT should recommend to the parents that the girl be evaluated by a prosthetic specialist to determine if she would benefit from a prosthesis. Not all children with congenital amputations need prosthetics to function, and the use of a prosthesis may hinder the girl’s functional skills rather than help them. Marked as spam
 Posted by admin (Questions: 107, Answers: 97) Answered on March 9, 2017 7:04 am
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