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Randy is a 73-year-old man with a diagnosis of left cerebrovascular accident (CVA) with right hemiplegia. He has mildly increased muscle tone and no active movement in his right arm. What should the OT teach Randy to help him prevent contractures in his right arm?
=> Massage techniques
=> One handed dressing techniques
=> Self range of motion exercises
=> One handed utensil use

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Asked on February 14, 2018 9:01 am
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Self range of motion exercises. Randy has mild muscle tone and no active movement in his right arm. If he lets his arm hang and does not stretch it out, the muscles may tighten more, and contractures may develop at the joints. The OT can teach Randy how to complete self range of motion exercises by locking his fingers together and using his unaffected arm to help his affected arm.

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