Question Answered Asked by MasterFlowerSwan56 An outpatient client who is

Question Answered Asked by MasterFlowerSwan56 An outpatient client who is a professional violinist has stopped playing the violin secondary to focal hand dystonia of the dominant upper extremity. The client wants to resume playing the violin but symptoms associated with the condition make it difficult. Which intervention would be MOST BENEFICIAL to support progress toward the client’s goal? Attach an oversized rubber hand grip to the violin and to the bow Place the violin in a vertical stand and learn to play the instrument in an upright position Recommend the client purchase an extra long bow and add an extension, if needed SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY NBCOT

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