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An OT is evaluating an adult patient who is diagnosed with focal hand dystonia of the dominant hand. Symptoms interfere with the client’s employment as a professional chemist. What information would be MOST IMPORTANT for the OT to gather prior to establishing an intervention plan? RESOLVED
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Answer: C. Focal hand dystonia is a neurological condition that causes the fingers to involuntarily flex or extend. Since the patient’s primary limitation is related to his job as a chemist, the OT will need information regarding the specific movement patterns the patient uses at work as a chemist before the OT is able to establish a treatment plan to address symptoms that affect those movements. Marked as spam
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