An OTA Is Working with an Elderly Client Who Has

Multiple Choice

An OTA is working with an elderly client who has been diagnosed with dementia and is having shoulder problems. The client is having a difficult time following directions and cannot follow directions for ROM assessment. What can the OTA do to determine functional ROM?

A) Ask the client's caregiver to assist with the ROM assessment.
B) Provide passive ROM and record the results.
C) Observe the client performing various daily living tasks.
D) Provide pictures for the client to mimic the needed positions.