The Practice Setting Places Expectations and Restrictions on the Provision

question 6

Multiple Choice

The practice setting places expectations and restrictions on the provision of occupational therapy services.The anticipated length of services varies from setting to setting; clients may receive only a few days of service or may receive ongoing consultative occupational therapy services for months.In which setting does the client typically receive intensive daily occupational therapy services for a few weeks?

• A) Acute care hospital
• B) Acute rehabilitation hospital
• C) Day treatment setting
• D) Outpatient clinics

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