An interdisciplinary team is caring for a client on a rehabilitation unit. Which team members are paired with the correct roles and responsibilities? (Select all that apply.)
a. Speech-language pathologist - Evaluates and retrains clients with swallowing problems
b. Physical therapist - Assists clients with ambulation and walker training
c. Recreational therapist - Assists physical therapists to complete rehabilitation therapy
d. Vocational counselor - Works with clients who have experienced head injuries
e. Registered dietitian - Develops client-specific diets to ensure client needs are met
ANS: A, B, E
Speech-language pathologists evaluate and retrain clients with speech, language, or swallowing problems. Physical therapists help clients to achieve self-management by focusing on gross mobility. Registered dietitians develop client-specific diets to ensure that clients meet their needs for nutrition. Recreational therapists work to help clients continue or develop hobbies or interests. Vocational counselors assist with job placement, training, or further education.
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