[Solved]: Identify 2 realistic activity limitations you want…

Identify 2 realistic activity limitations you want to address with this patient in this setting. Do NOT pick body structure/function impairments. Choose 1 outcome measure for EACH activity limitation selected that is appropriate for your patient. Provide a brief justification of your choice. a. Activity Limitation #1: i. Outcome measure and rationale: b. Activity Limitation #2: i. Outcome measure and rationale: Write a short- and long-term goal for EACH activity limitation. The short term and long term goals should build on each other. Utilize the SMART format within the Goal Writing reference sheet provided. Make sure the goal is measurable and focused on function. a. Short Term Goal for Activity Limitation #1: b. Long Term Goal for Activity Limitation #1: c. Short Term Goal for Activity Limitation #2: d. Long Term goal for Activity Limitation #2: Create a plan of care for this patient during their current (acute, inpatient, outpatient) setting. This should include the justification for PT, duration (# of visits, length of care, and frequency of visits), and a prioritized summary of treatments you will provide during their care. See POC reference sheet in Canvas. Create a plan for an initial treatment session (30 minutes) that will begin to address ONE of your 2 activity limitations and connected short term goal. Include strategies to manage communication, cognition, and behavioral issues. Include how you will keep the patient safe, activities that are functional, and your prescription of information should be replicable. List key safety considerations, or precautions needed. These include general safety precautions that are utilized for ALL patients and also those that are specific to your patient presentation. Mr. Patel is a 59 -year-old who experienced an intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke affecting the Left internal capsule and putamen (diagnosed by CT followed up with MRI). He was transported to the ED by his daughter with complaints of severe headache x 1 hour and sudden loss of speech, facial droop, and hemiplegia. He was stabilized in the ED with medications to reduce blood pressure, and within 48 hours underwent surgery (endoscopic evacuation) to evacuate a moderate sized hematoma. Post-surgical complications included a mild left sided pneumonia (diagnosed with chest x-ray) that prolonged time two weeks in the neuro ICU. Patient now transferred to the acute care stroke unit to begin therapy and become more stable before being able to go to acute inpatient rehab. Mr. Patel lives with his wife, his 24 -year-old daughter and his 82 -year-old mother. Mr. Patel works in sales for a large corporation that manufactures computers and other electronic equipment. He enjoys golf on weekends, but his job involves a good deal of travel, and he reports being fairly sedentary during the week. His wife works full time as a bank executive and his daughter is in graduate school full time. Part 2 Systems review Cardiovascular: Vitals: 137/88,