TY  - CHAP
M1  - Book, Section
TI  - Answer Key to Exercises (Chapters 5, 6, and 7)
A1  - Kaplan, Sandra L.
PY  - 2007
T2  - Outcome Measurement and Management: First Steps for the Practicing Clinician
AB  - Table  Graphic  Jump  Location|Download  (.pdf)|PrintItemClassificationFactors  Increasing  LimitationFactors  Decreasing  LimitationInability  to  button  shirtsFunctional  limitationSmaller  buttons  or  buttonholes;  less  time  to  complete  the  taskLarger  buttons  or  buttonholes;  substitute  Velcro  for  buttons;  more  time  to  complete  the  taskInability  to  put  on  shoesFunctional  limitationThick  socks;  laces  on  shoes;  less  time  to  complete  taskThinner  socks;  slip-on  or  Velcro  shoes;  use  of  shoehorn;  more  time  to  complete  taskWrist  edema/swellingImpairmentRepetitive  injury  conditions;  restrictive  clothing/jewelryWraps;  hand  position;  use  of  thermal  agentsFrequent  spillage  when  attempting  to  cookFunctional  limitationHeavy  utensils/pots;  upper  extremity  weakness;  visual  impairments;  height  of  work  surface;  inadequate  balanceLighter  or  smaller  utensils/pots;  upper  extremity  strength;  visual  accommodation;  decrease  height  of  work  surface;  sit  while  preparing  foodInability  to  attend  churchParticipation  restrictionDeconditioning;  lack  of  transportation;  poor  building  access;  fear  of  fallingImproved  strength  and  endurance;  transportation;  alternate  access  to  building;  improved  balance  and  use  of  adaptive  equipmentWeak  graspImpairmentWeight  of  objects  to  lift/manipulate;  less  time  to  perform  task  or  number  of  repetitions  required  in  taskStrengthen  hand;  reduce  weight  of  items  to  be  lifted;  break  tasks  into  smaller  parts;  use  adaptive  equipment  to  assist  
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PB  - F. A. Davis Company
CY  - New York, NY
Y2  - 2024/04/18
UR  - fadavispt.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1185690880
ER  -