Spinal cord injuries (SCI) often require lengthy, intensive physical rehabilitation that is provided by a comprehensive plan team that is comprised primarily of: Select all that apply
1. Occupational therapists.
2. Physical therapists.
3. Nurses.
4. Social workers.
5. Dietitians.
1. Occupational therapists.
2. Physical therapists.
3. Nurses.
4. Social workers.
Rationale: Occupational therapists. During the rehabilitation period, the patient will undergo extensive inpatient occupational therapy. Physical therapists. During the rehabilitation period, the patient will undergo extensive inpatient physical therapy. Nurses. Nurses are an integral part of the multidisciplinary team, providing a common link for all team members as well as providing education and support to the patient and family through all phases of treatment. Social workers. A social worker and psychologist will work with patients and their families to assist with psychosocial issues. Dietitians. Dietary consultation is helpful in the acute phase of care to ensure the patient's nutritional requirements are met. Consultation will be initiated again in the rehab phase if needed.
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