Left UE Cubitаl Tunnel Repаir аnd Right UE Cubital Tunnel Syndrоme Case StudyPatient-Alexis 34y/о female graphic designer with diagnоsis of right cubital tunnel syndrome and 2 weeks status-post left cubital tunnel release. The following are results of her Occupational Therapy Evaluation: Left UE(Cubital Tunnel Repair)o Tenderness around incision siteo Decreased grip and pinch strengtho Grip= 12 pounds, Lateral pinch=3 poundso AROM WNLo Discomfort with AROMo Slight edema in hand Right UE(Cubital Tunnel Syndrome)o Numbness and tinglingo Diminished light toucho Decreased grip and pinch strengtho Grip= 28 pounds, Lateral pinch=6 poundso AROM WNL Functional problems: difficulty with fine motor ADLs such as dressing (bra, tying shoes, buttons, zipper, socks), meal prep, work activities As the COTA contributing to updating the treatment plan with the OTR, please construct 2 long-term goals (4 points) with 2 short-term goals each (8 points). Then provide 3 relevant treatment strategies/ intervention methods for each STG (12 points). The interventions must be constructed from the following categories: occupations and activities, interventions to support occupations, and education and training for each STG. Indicate Frame of Reference/Guideline of Practice that interventions derive from (4 points) Long-Term Goal #1: Short-Term Goal 1A: Occupations and Activities: Interventions to Support Occupations: Education and Training: Frame of Reference/Guideline of Practice: Short-Term Goal 1B: Occupations and Activities: Interventions to Support Occupations: Education and Training: Frame of Reference/Guideline of Practice: Long-Term Goal #2: Short-Term Goal 2A: Occupations and Activities: Interventions to Support Occupations: Education and Training: Frame of Reference/Guideline of Practice: Short-Term Goal 2B: Occupations and Activities: Interventions to Support Occupations: Education and Training: Frame of Reference/Guideline of Practice:
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