Yоu аre the COTA cоllаbоrаting with the OTR on a patient case. Your patient is Linda. Linda is a 44-year-old female with diagnosis of Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis. Occupational Profile and Occupational Therapy Evaluation findings are as follows: History: Diagnosed in 2008. This episode is Linda's first exacerbation since her diagnosis in 2008. Linda was discharged from an inpatient rehabilitation setting in nearby "larger" town. Occupational Roles:Mother of two children - ages 8 (male) and 13 (female)Elementary education schoolteacher (*summers off of work*)Married for 15 years, husband works full-time in a factory 5AM-3PM Monday-FridayBelongs to a book club with friends that meets in the community- library, bookstores, StarbucksLikes outdoor activities but prefers gardening Lives in a small community ~20 minutes from a town of approximately 100,000 people Home Environment:Two story home, all bedrooms on second level, laundry in basement, two car attached garage with two narrow steps to enter home from garageThree steps with railing on right side to enter home from the front, no other accessible entrance to the home Responsibilities:Responsible to get children ready for school - breakfast, "out the door" for the school bus prior to her going to workPrior to this exacerbation, she also got herself ready for work including showering/bathing, dressing, grooming, breakfastCognition: Appears intact ADLs:Bathing-Edge of bed with moderate assistanceDressing - Upper body - minimal assistance for noted issues with fasteners (i.e. buttons)Lower body - Maximum assistance Toileting - moderate assistance overallEating - difficulties with use of utensils (minimal assistance)Grooming - minimal assistance - hair styling, donning make-upNOTE - all ADLs currently require set-up of the environment Psychosocial:No signs of anxiety however, nursing reports lack of motivation in participating in daily activities outside of therapy. Nursing reports patient stating, "I just don't feel like getting ready for the day." Client Factors:Right hand dominantVision/Oculomotor issues:Reports blurred vision/in both eyesShe "overshoots" reaching for food with eating utensilWears glasses for distanceIssues with visual tracking - trouble tracking during reading -she skips lines when she reads Range of Motion:Left UE - PROM - WNL throughout & AROM - WNL throughoutRight UE - PROM - WNL throughout & AROM - WNL throughout Sensation:Numbness & tingling reported during all waking hours she reports these symptoms bilaterally distal > proximal at rest and during functional activities Fine motor coordination:9 Hole Peg test - right hand - 21.5 seconds & left hand - 19.8 seconds Grip Strength:Dynamometer - grip strength = right hand - 35 lbs. & left hand - 40 lbs. Strength: MMT Assessment:Left UE-Shoulder 4/5; Elbow 3/5; Wrist 3/5; Hand 3/5Right UE-Shoulder 4/5; Elbow 3/5; Wrist 3/5; Hand 3/5Balance:Minimal assistance required to sit at edge of bedModerate assistance required for standingModerate assistance for functional ambulation with the use of a rolling walker Endurance:Reports fatigue with all activitiesMost basic ADL's are exhausting - bathing, dressing, self-care, requires rest breaks and at times cannot complete the activity on a regular basisStatic standing tolerance - approximately 3 minutesFunctional standing tolerance - 1 minuteStatic sitting tolerance - 14 minutesFunctional sitting tolerance - 9 minutes The OTR has established the following patient long-term goals based on evaluation findings and patient input. The patient is scheduled to be discharged in 4 weeks home alone to include light housework and meal preparation. Please construct 1 short-term goal for each identified long-term goal utilizing Quality Reporting Program measure (QRP) language. Short-term goals are to set for a 2-week reassessment time frame. After your short-term goals have been constructed, please describe 4 appropriate occupational therapy occupational therapy interventions for each short-term goal constructed. You must also justify/rationale for each intervention by identifying the appropriate Frame of Reference/Guideline of Practice with a brief statement or explanation. Goals and Interventions must incorporate energy conservation, work simplification and dyspnea reduction strategies. (20 points) LTG #1- By discharge in 4 weeks, Linda will independently complete her morning bathing and grooming routine with set up, while using energy conservation strategies and pursed lipped breathing. STG #1 (2 points)- Each interventions must have a justification statement (2 points each): 1- Occupation and Activities - 2- Interventions to Support Occupations - 3- Education and Training - 4- Advocacy- LTG #2- By discharge in 4 weeks, Linda will independently complete upper body and lower body dressing while seated with set up and use of compensatory strategies such as dressing supine and use of proximal stabilization. STG #2 (2 points)- Each interventions must have a justification statement(2 points each): 1- Occupation and Activities - 2- Interventions to Support Occupations - 3- Education and Training - 4- Advocacy-
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