All of the Following Statements About HIV/AIDS OT Assessment and Intervention

All of the following statements about HIV/AIDS OT assessment and intervention are true with the exception of the following:

A) Observing universal precautions when working with HIV positive clients is not recommended because it may interfere with therapeutic rapport.
B) OT may need to address the psychosocial aspects of HIV, including loss of friends as a result of the illness.
C) OT may need to address real or perceived discrimination experienced by the client.
D) Most clients with HIV/AIDS have an altered worker role.