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Module 3: An OTA begins treatment with a new patient who sustained a right CVA 3 days ago. The OT’s evaluation reports left hemiparesis with no active movement but full passive movement. Passive range of motion, edema control, positioning, and a resting hand splint are included in the treatment plan. What should be the OTA’s primary objective as she provides these treatment techniques?

A. Facilitating active movement in the affected extremity

B. Educating the patient in self range of motion exercises

C. Preventing the development of contractures in the affected extremity

D. Educating caregivers in passive range of motion techniques

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A. facilitating active movement in the affected extremity.

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Preventing the development of contractures in the affected extremity. The neurological damage caused by CVA places the patient with hemiparesis at a high risk of contracture development, especially if no active movement is observed. The OTA’s primary objective as she begins treatment should be to provide techniques that will reduce the risk of contracture development.

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