Question # 13

An occupational therapist evaluates a client after a stroke and observes difficulty identifying objects by touch alone despite normal sensation testing. Which impairment should the therapist consider?

Options:

A.

Impaired stereognosis affecting sensory discrimination

B.

Reduced muscle strength affecting object handling

C.

Decreased cardiovascular endurance

D.

Limited motivation affecting task completion

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