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A 39 year old female recently had a transient ischemic attack and was discharged from the in-patient unit and is now residing in her 2 story home with her two small children, husband, and small dog. An OT is performing an initial home visit. Upon observation, the OT notices that the patient has a decline in function and loss of upper extremity strength. What is the best initial action the OT should take? Marked as spam
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C) If an OT notices a decline in function it is important to notify the patients physician. The physician will need to reassess the patient and check for hemorrhage. Marked as spam
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