A client with Alzheimer disease is scheduled to attend occupational therapy three times a week. Which is the purpose of the client attending this type of therapy?
A) Improve language deficits
B) Improve muscle tone
C) Perform activities of daily living
D) Improve access to community organizations
Answer: C
Individuals who are starting to experience language deficits may be able to slow this decline by working with a speech therapist. Physical therapy can help individuals improve their muscle tone, maintain coordination, and maintain their range of motion. Occupational therapy helps the client maintain the ability to perform many activities of daily living. Access to community organizations is facilitated through the use of social workers.
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