When Working with a Patient with TBI Who Is Confused

question 14

Multiple Choice

When working with a patient with TBI who is confused and agitated,the physical therapist should

• A)restrain the patient at all times; safety is the number one priority.
• B)challenge the patient to learn new skills; the agitation is often the result of boredom.
• C)be prepared with numerous activities as the patient will have a limited attention span.
• D)vary the treatment every day; the patient responds best to change.

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