[Expert Solution]: client has fatigue and dyspnea secondary…

client has fatigue and dyspnea secondary to COPD. These symptoms interfere with the client’s ability to complete routine daily tasks. The client lives alone and wants to remain independent as long as possible. While observing the client during an ADL session, the OTR observes that the client overexerts the accessory muscles to compensate for dyspnea.What recommendations should the OTR include in ADL sessions to improve the client’s activity tolerance? Accomplish most daily tasks in the morning when energy levels are higher and use controlled abdominal breathing. Complete daily tasks in sitting and bend forward at the waist to rest the head on crossed forearms when dyspnea occurs.