[Answered]: COTA in an outpatient clinic is working with a…

COTA in an outpatient clinic is working with a 2-month-old infant who has Erb’s palsy. The primary goal of the session is to teach the infant’s caregiver a pr lome that preserves the infant’s ROM and prevents deformity of the involved upper extremity. What information is MOST BENEFICIAL for the COTA to incluo education session? Supine positioning at night with the involved upper extremity positioned in shoulder internal rotation and elbow extension Gentle ROM, including shoulder external rotation and elbow flexion, completed during diaper changes throughout the day Prone activities with the involved upper extremity positioned with wrist extended and PIP and DIP joints of the hand in extension