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Module 1: Nicole is a 26-year-old woman with a diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome. During her initial evaluation, the OT tests Nicole’s grip strength and compares the results to a set of norm referenced data. The OT tells Nicole that her grip strength is too low. What did the OT see that made her come to this conclusion?
A. The OT saw that Nicole’s grip strength was not adequate to perform daily activities such as dressing herself.
B. The OT saw that Nicole’s grip strength would not allow her to participate in her hobby of refinishing furniture.
C. The OT saw that Nicole’s grip strength was 2 standard deviations below the normal measurement range for 26-year-old women.
D. The OT saw that the way Nicole grasped and squeezed the dynamometer was not normal for 26-year-old women.

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The OT saw that Nicole’s grip strength was 2 standard deviations below the normal measurement range for 26-year-old women. A test that uses norm referenced data provides ranges of measurements or scores that were compiled during or shortly after the test’s development. This data was obtained by administering the test to people of certain ages and genders who did not have disabilities in the area measured. The set of data allows practitioners to compare scores obtained when testing patients with the scores obtained from the non-disabled people. These scores are called the norm referenced data.

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