An adolescent client has acute type 1 complex regional pain syndrome after sustaining a non-displaced fracture of the radial head during a gymnastics competition 7 weeks ago. The OT referral indicates the fracture has healed, but the client is experiencing a progressive increase in pain that is limiting participation in daily activities. Scenario item 1 of 4 Which of the following symptoms are associated with a diagnosis of acute type 1 complex regional pain syndrome? brawny edema with thickening around the joints
[Verified Answer]: An adolescent client has acute type 1…
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