Best Practice Occupational Therapy for Persons with Neurocognitive Disorder Includes

question 5

Multiple Choice

Best practice occupational therapy for persons with neurocognitive disorder includes ____________.

• A) Direct service to the client in a clinical setting
• B) Family-centered models with service directed at the needs of both the client and caregiver
• C) Referral to home health to complete IADLs and ADLs
• D) Restoration of physical condition by strengthening muscles to ensure upright stability

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