A client has recently undergone bilateral below-the-knee amputations and will require significant home modifications to be able to return home. What types of modifications should the OTA suggest?
A) The OTA should let the supervising occupational therapist make these suggestions.
B) The OTA should suggest a ramp for the steps, widening the bathroom/bedroom door, and hanging the sink.
C) The OTA should suggest a stair lift, a porch lift, and a garden tub with grab bars.
D) The OTA should suggest a taller toilet, a pool lift, a ceiling lift in the bathroom, and clearing room for a hospital bed.
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