A 45-year-old client with a history of Multiple Sclerosis presents to the outpatient rehabilitation clinic for an occupational therapy evaluation.

A 45-year-old client with a history of Multiple Sclerosis presents to the outpatient rehabilitation clinic for an occupational therapy evaluation. The client reports difficulty with fine motor coordination and fatigue impacting her ability to perform activities of daily living. Evaluation reveals decreased grip strength and impaired dexterity. Which of the following interventions would be most appropriate to address the client’s needs? (A) Implement energy conservation techniques and prioritize activities to reduce fatigue. 2 Points Provide education on adaptive equipment for dressing tasks and instruct in energy conservation techniques. Initiate a strengthening program targeting upper extremity biceps and triceps muscles and provide education on pacing strategies. Incorporate cognitive interventions to improve attention and executive functioning during ADL performance. estion 39 2 Points