A nurse is contacting an occupational therapist for a client who had a stroke with right-sided weakness and has difficulty eating. Which of the following roles should the nurse expect the occupational therapist to perform?

A. Assists in finding an economic living arrangement for the client: Arranging housing or financial resources is primarily the role of a social worker, not an occupational therapist. B. Promotes health by ensuring the client's nutritional needs are met: While occupational therapists may help with adaptive feeding techniques, overall nutrition management is the responsibility of a dietitian or nurse. C. Provides and adjusts devices to assist the client with daily living activities: Occupational therapists evaluate and provide adaptive equipment, training, and strategies to help clients regain independence in activities such as feeding, dressing, and grooming. D. Uses heat, massage, and water to treat a client's strength and movement: These interventions are typically performed by a physical therapist, who focuses on improving mobility, strength, and range of motion.