[Solved]: An older adult outpatient client has hemiplegia of the…

An older adult outpatient client has hemiplegia of the dominant extremity after having a CVA 2 weeks ago. Results from a motor evaluation administered one day ago indicate mild upper extremity weakness and decreased fine motor dexterity when compared to the nondominant extremity. The client acknowledges the results but declines services, stating that the deficits do not interfere with day-to-day activities. What action should the OTR take in this situation? Administer a standardized ADL assessment to ensure the client’s functional skills are within normal limits. Document the client’s response, indicating that additional services and follow-up are not medically necessary. Provide the client with a medium resistance therapy band to use for strengthening the upper extremity at home. Respect the client’s decision and schedule a reevaluation in one month to reassess client factors. Aa