When Working with People Who Have Disabilities, Medical Knowledge Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

When working with people who have disabilities, medical knowledge is important because: ​

• A)the person with a disability may not understand the medical terminology in his or her case file.
• B)it can help determine the person's functional limitations and the potential for rehabilitation.
• C)the case manager should be able to describe the ambiguities and inconsistencies in the medical field.
• D)the case manager is responsible for determining if the client has a disability or if the client is malingering.

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