Utilizing a Sensory Integration Approach to Perceptual Retraining for Remediating

question 2

Multiple Choice

Utilizing a sensory integration approach to perceptual retraining for remediating underlying deficits is MOST commonly associated with which of the following patient types?

• A)An adolescent with a brain injury resulting in aphasia and dysphagia
• B)A child with developmental sensorimotor or learning problems
• C)A child with a traumatic limb amputation
• D)An adult with difficulty planning and organizing daily home and work activities

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