An OTA is working with a client who has a TBI and gets overwhelmed with shopping at the grocery store. Which solution would best meet the definition of low-tech assistive technology and would allow the client to shop independently?

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Creating a shopping list that is laid out according to the store layout is the best low-tech assistive technology solution as it allows the client to shop independently without the need for additional technology or assistance. This solution takes advantage of visual cues to help the client navigate the store and find the items they need in a logical order. Options A and D rely on external assistance, while option C introduces additional technology that may not be necessary for the client's needs.

An OTA Is Working with a Client Who Has a TBI