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COTA is providing recommendations to the caregiver for a 3-year-old child who has autism spectrum disorder. The child frequently has a temper tantrum while teeth are being brushed and refuses to participate in the activity. Which techniques are beneficial for the COTA to include in the recommendations to the caregiver to improve the childs engagement in teeth brushing? Maximum 3 choices reached A) Experiment with various types of toothpaste. B) Encourage the child to try an electric toothbrush. C) Use a visual schedule of the self-care task. D) Schedule teeth brushing at a different time each day. E) Offer flavored oral rinse as positive reinforcement. F) Decorate the bathroom so that it is appealing to children..
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// Big-3
Consumable(const Consumable& src) = default;
~Consumable() = default;
Consumable& operator=(Consumable& rhs) = default;
/**
* Retrieve effect
*/
std::string getEffect() const;
/**
* Set effect
*/
void setEffect(std::string effect);
/**
* Retrieve number of uses
*/
int getNumberOfUses() const;
/**
* Set number of uses
*/
void setNumberOfUses(int u);
/**
* Print the Consumable Item
*/
virtual void display(std::ostream& outs) const;
/**
* Read Consumable Item attributes from an input stream
*/
virtual void read(std::istream& ins);
/**
* Clone--i.e., copy--this Consumable Item
*/
virtual Item* clone() const;
};
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline
std::string Consumable::getEffect() const
{
return this->effect;
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
inline
void Consumable::setEffect(std::string effect)
{
this->effect = effect;
}
//---------------------------------------------.
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