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Self-Study Exercise Reаd the cаse belоw, аnd: 1. Determine what infоrmatiоn needs to be collected in the assessment You are provided 5 minutes to complete this self-study exercise. Following this, the assessor will take you through a series of oral questions related to the case. Case Study part 1 Jonah, age 50, immigrated to Canada from Sweden 20 years ago. He was diagnosed with Huntington’s disease about five years ago and now resides in a long-term care facility while also maintaining a home with his same-sex partner and husband, Peter. Jonah fell at home during a day visit and sustained a left hip fracture requiring surgery. Jonah is now in a rehabilitation facility and is expected to return to the long-term care facility. As an occupational therapist you are asked to see Jonah to support his return to the long-term care facility and his visits home. Information in the client record: · Jonah has chronic involuntary movements that affect all his limbs · Prior to the fall he was able to independently ambulate (walk) for up to 100 metres. Jonah used a walker for short distances and a wheelchair for long distances. · Jonah’s jerky, involuntary movements have progressed since his initial diagnosis of Huntington's disease. · Since the hip surgery, Jonah has been using a wheelchair and can independently transfer from bed to wheelchair using a sliding board. · Since the hip surgery, Jonah becomes easily frustrated and does not want to use the wheelchair for prolonged periods of time. · Jonah is motivated to return home for weekend visits and says he misses his home environment. His goal is to stay overnight at his home with his husband as soon as possible. · Jonah has extended health care benefits to cover additional costs for equipment. · Jonah complains of insomnia and fatigue. The client record also includes the following current physical and cognitive information: Involuntary jerking movements Rigidity and muscle contracture in lower extremities Slow and abnormal eye movements Impaired gait, posture and balance Difficulty with speech Coughs when eating Slowness in processing thoughts and ''finding'' words Difficulty in learning new information
During the Prоbаte Prоcess, the Inventоry is submitted to the court аfter Letters Testаmentary are issued to the executor.