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A 3 year old child was born with a rare brain disorder disease in the central nervous system. An OT, who works at a neurodevelopmental center sees this patient every quarter to check for development. In the last screening, the OT determines that the patient has a decline in their gross motor development. What action should the OT take next? Marked as spam
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The child is 3 and Early Intervention does not provide service after age 3. Marked as spam
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why is answer not B?? Marked as spam
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D Marked as spam
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D Marked as spam
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The child should be evaluated to determine if intervention is needed for the delay. The OT can schedule the next visit sooner since there is a decline in function. The patient has already been referred to OT from the pediatrician. Marked as spam
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