Your consumers with COPD may not notice all the little tasks around their office or workplace that can drain their energy. The stress and physical demands of commuting, carrying heavy books or papers, and sitting for hours at a desk or computer can all demand energy. As rehabilitation counselors and service providers, you should encourage your consumers with COPD to consider the following ideas for pacing themselves and rethinking how they work. (Check all that apply) Group of answer choices Request a handicapped parking space, if there is a long walk from the parking lot to the office location. Use a briefcase on wheels, a shopping trolley or folding luggage cart to transport work items to and from their office location. Keep their arms supported when using their hands for writing or computer work. Encourage them to rest their forearms on the desk. Put items they use most in drawers or shelves that are between waist and shoulder level, so they don't have to bend down or reach up. Take rests from talking! Remind them that using their voice can be tiring for people with breathing problems